Kai-ichi Seda - Revision history

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AgentF at 03:39, 23 August 2020

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L at 03:49, 12 August 2020

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R at 15:08, 24 November 2010

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-'''Seda''' (世田) family name, '''Kai-ichi''' (介一) first name, (1933-19**)
+'''Seda''' (世田) family name, '''Kai-ichi''' (介一) first name
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 ==Selected Works==
-==References==
+==Notes==
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-==Notes==
+==References (※)==
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+<references group="※"/>
 ==External Links==

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 ==Activities==
 Editor, Artist, Writer, and Kinbakushi.
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 : Begins publishing under the name Kai-ichi Seda.
-(March 1st): Launches [[Sun&Moon]].
+: Mar. Launches [[Sun&Moon]].
-(February 25th): [[Sun&Moon]] begins publishing under a katakana title (サンアンドムーン) by Geneisha with [[Hiroshi Urado]] as editor. Seda soon leaves due to creative differences.
+: Feb. [[Sun&Moon]] begins publishing under a katakana title (サンアンドムーン) by Geneisha with [[Hiroshi Urado]] as editor. Seda soon leaves due to creative differences.
-: Seda launches ''Specially S&M''. Leaves after the seventh issue due to creative differences.
+: Seda launches [[Specially S&M]]. Leaves after the seventh issue due to creative differences.
-(September): Publishes work under the name Yasushi Arakawa in the premiere issue of [[S&M Sniper]].
+: Sep. Publishes work under the name Yasushi Arakawa in the premiere issue of [[S&M Sniper]].
 : Launches ''Tomoe Egara'' (Edo Products).
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 : Launches ''Sprout'' (Kindai Shobou).
-(February 15th): Launches ''SM Mirage'' (Gunyu Shinsha).
+: Feb. Launches [[SM Mirage]] (Gunyu Shinsha).
-(November 5th): Launches ''New Sun & Moon'' as a supplemental section in ''P-Junk'' magazine.
+: Nov. Launches ''New Sun & Moon'' as a supplemental section in ''P-Junk'' magazine.
-(July): Launches ''Ikiiki Animato'' (Sakurusha).
+: Jul. Launches ''Ikiiki Animato'' (Sakurusha).
-(January 15th): ''Ikiiki Special Edition: Halo'' (Nichigetsu Shinsha).
+: Jan. ''Ikiiki Special Edition: Halo'' (Nichigetsu Shinsha).
-(November): Contributes to the launch issue of ''Rond・Point'' (Kasakura Publications).
+: Nov. Contributes to the launch issue of ''Rond・Point'' (Kasakura Publications).
 ==Selected Works==

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 : Begins publishing under the name Kai-ichi Seda.
-(March 1st): Launches [[Sun & Moon]].
+(March 1st): Launches [[Sun&Moon]].
 (February 25th): [[Sun&Moon]] begins publishing under a katakana title (サンアンドムーン) by Geneisha with [[Hiroshi Urado]] as editor. Seda soon leaves due to creative differences.

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-'''Kai-ichi Seda''' began his career as an enthusiast during the latter half of the 1960s, contributing to [[Kitan Club]] magazine under the name '''Sakae Nakamiya'''. After [[Kitan Club]] ceased publication, he began his own limited-circulation magazine, [[Sun & Moon]], in 1977 while still working as a contributor to other S&M magazines. Afterward, though he still worked publishing articles in a large number of magazines, his work was concentrated in fanzines directed towards a core audience of enthusiasts, making him known as the bridge between [[Kitan Club]] and the later scene. His artistic works are published under the name Yasushi Arakawa.
+'''Kai-ichi Seda''' began his career as an enthusiast during the latter half of the 1960s, contributing to [[Kitan Club]] magazine under the name '''Sakae Nakamiya'''. After [[Kitan Club]] ceased publication, he began his own limited-circulation magazine, [[Sun&Moon]], in 1977 while still working as a contributor to other S&M magazines. Afterward, though he still worked publishing articles in a large number of magazines, his work was concentrated in fanzines directed towards a core audience of enthusiasts, making him known as the bridge between [[Kitan Club]] and the later scene. His artistic works are published under the name Yasushi Arakawa.
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 (March 1st): Launches [[Sun & Moon]].
-(February 25th): [[Sun & Moon]] begins publishing under a katakana title (サンアンドムーン) by Geneisha with [[Hiroshi Urado]] as editor. Seda soon leaves due to creative differences.
+(February 25th): [[Sun&Moon]] begins publishing under a katakana title (サンアンドムーン) by Geneisha with [[Hiroshi Urado]] as editor. Seda soon leaves due to creative differences.
 : Seda launches ''Specially S&M''. Leaves after the seventh issue due to creative differences.

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 ==Alternate Name(s)==
-[http://smpedia.com/index.php?title=世田介一  世田介一] (Japanese), Yasushi Arakawa (荒川也寸志), Sakae Nakamiya (中宮栄)
+[https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=世田介一  世田介一] (Japanese), Yasushi Arakawa (荒川也寸志), Sakae Nakamiya (中宮栄)
 ==Biography==

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 ==Activities==
-An [[:Category:Editor|editor]], [[:Category:Artist|artist]], [[:Category:Writer|Writer]], and kinbakushi. He began his career as an enthusiast during the latter half of the 1960s, contributing to the magazine [http://www.nawapedia.com/index.php?title=Kitan_Club Kitan Club] under the name '''Sakae Nakamiya'''. In 1977, after ''Kitan Club'' ceased publication, he began his own limited-circulation magazine, ''Sun & Moon'', while still working as a contributor to other S&M magazines. Afterward, though he still worked publishing articles in a large number of magazines, his work was concentrated in fanzines directed towards a core audience of enthusiasts, making him known as the bridge between ''Kitan Club'' and the later scene. His artistic works are published under the name Yasushi Arakawa.
+An [[:Category:Editor|editor]], [[:Category:Artist|artist]], [[:Category:Writer|writer]], and [[:Category:Kinbakushi|kinbakushi]], Kai-ichi Seda began his career as an enthusiast during the latter half of the 1960s, contributing to the magazine [http://www.nawapedia.com/index.php?title=Kitan_Club Kitan Club] under the name '''Sakae Nakamiya'''. In 1977, after ''Kitan Club'' ceased publication, he began his own limited-circulation magazine, ''Sun & Moon'', while still working as a contributor to other S&M magazines. Afterward, though he still worked publishing articles in a large number of magazines, his work was concentrated in fanzines directed towards a core audience of enthusiasts, making him known as the bridge between ''Kitan Club'' and the later scene. His artistic works are published under the name Yasushi Arakawa.
 ==Alternate Name(s)==