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'''Shibutani''' (柴谷) family name, '''Sajiro''' (宰二郎) first name | '''Shibutani''' (柴谷) family name, '''Sajiro''' (宰二郎) first name | ||
| − | [[image:ShibutaniSajiro.jpg|200px|thumb|Sajiro Shibutani]] | + | [[image:ShibutaniSajiro.jpg|200px|thumb|Sajiro Shibutani. Uramado. Jun 1958.]] |
| − | '''Sajiro Shibutani''' was a mainstream illustrator who drew SM illustrations under | + | '''Sajiro Shibutani''' was a mainstream illustrator who drew SM illustrations under several pen names. |
==Activities== | ==Activities== | ||
SM Illustrator | SM Illustrator | ||
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| − | [https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=柴谷宰二郎 柴谷宰二郎] (Japanese), Reiko Taki ([https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=滝麗子 滝麗子]), Haruhiko Sanjo, Shin Kurihara<ref>Spelled 栗原伸. Pronunciation needs confirmation.</ref> | + | ==Alternate Names== |
| + | [https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=柴谷宰二郎 柴谷宰二郎] (Japanese), Reiko Taki ([https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=滝麗子 滝麗子]), Haruhiko Sanjo, Sakae Kuruki, Kinzo Kata<ref>Spelled 方金三. Pronunciation needs confirmation.</ref>, Shin Kurihara<ref>Spelled 栗原伸. Pronunciation needs confirmation.</ref> | ||
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
[[image:HaruhikoSanjo.jpg|200px|thumb|Advertisement for an art book by Haruhiko Sanjo. Sep 1953.]] | [[image:HaruhikoSanjo.jpg|200px|thumb|Advertisement for an art book by Haruhiko Sanjo. Sep 1953.]] | ||
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According to ''Japanese Bondage Photo History'' (1996), [[Kitan Club]]'s editor, [[Minoru Yoshida]], gave '''Shibutani''' the pen name "Reiko Taki" to draw in the style of "Reiko Kita" ([[Toshiyuki Suma]]), who had left [[Kitan Club]]. | According to ''Japanese Bondage Photo History'' (1996), [[Kitan Club]]'s editor, [[Minoru Yoshida]], gave '''Shibutani''' the pen name "Reiko Taki" to draw in the style of "Reiko Kita" ([[Toshiyuki Suma]]), who had left [[Kitan Club]]. | ||
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==Selected Works== | ==Selected Works== | ||
* ''Front Lines Drama'' (1939) Vanilla story. Art by '''Shibutani'''. | * ''Front Lines Drama'' (1939) Vanilla story. Art by '''Shibutani'''. | ||
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| + | * ''How to tie using rubber cord'' (Kitan Club, Feb 1954) | ||
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image:ShibutaniSanjiro2.jpg||"Front Lines Drama". Art by Sanjiro Shibutani. | image:ShibutaniSanjiro2.jpg||"Front Lines Drama". Art by Sanjiro Shibutani. | ||
| − | + | image:SanjoHaruhiko2.jpg||Kitan Club. Oct 1955. Art by Haruhiko Sanjo. | |
| + | image:TakiReiko2.jpg||Kitan CLub. Jan 1954. Art by Reiko Taki. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:52, 5 May 2026
Shibutani (柴谷) family name, Sajiro (宰二郎) first name
Sajiro Shibutani was a mainstream illustrator who drew SM illustrations under several pen names.
Activities
SM Illustrator
Alternate Names
柴谷宰二郎 (Japanese), Reiko Taki (滝麗子), Haruhiko Sanjo, Sakae Kuruki, Kinzo Kata[1], Shin Kurihara[2]
Biography
Interesting Points
According to Japanese Bondage Photo History (1996), Kitan Club's editor, Minoru Yoshida, gave Shibutani the pen name "Reiko Taki" to draw in the style of "Reiko Kita" (Toshiyuki Suma), who had left Kitan Club.
Selected Works
- Front Lines Drama (1939) Vanilla story. Art by Shibutani.
Magazines
- How to tie using rubber cord (Kitan Club, Feb 1954)
Sajiro Shibutani Gallery
"Front Lines Drama". Art by Sanjiro Shibutani.
Kitan Club. Oct 1955. Art by Haruhiko Sanjo.
Kitan CLub. Jan 1954. Art by Reiko Taki.
Notes
References (※)
