日本 平成時代  (1958年十一月30日～2005年七月22日)

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　　杉浦日子（1958—2005年）生於東京，本名鈴木順子。漫畫，作，公認的江戶風俗學權威。身為日本第二代女性漫畫代之一，曾榮日本最權威的漫畫協會奬和文藝春漫畫奬。作品具有浮世繪的質感，其風格被稱為“文藝漫畫”。
　　
　　江戶時代是幕府將軍的時代，是日本一個無與倫比的時代，而江戶城作為東京的前身，又是這個時代的政治、經濟、文化之都，是日本最具情趣的歷史名城。它幾乎就是日本的代名詞。杉浦日子則被稱為“從江戶來的人”——代着最正宗的日本文化。

　　Hinako Sugiura (杉浦日向子, Sugiura Hinako?, November 30, 1958 – July 22, 2005) was a manga artist and researcher in the lifestyles and customs of Japan's Edo period. Born Junko Suzuki in Minato, Tokyo, into a tradition-steeped family of kimono merchants, she studied design and took an increasing interest in old Japan. She attended Nihon University, but gave up her formal studies to pursue research under the direction of author Shisei Inagaki. Inagaki specialized in the Edo period and taught Sugiura how to do the background surveys that would later ensure the historical accuracy of her manga and other works.
　　
　　Sugiura was the assistant of Murasaki Yamada, a prominent feminist manga artist. Sugiura published her first manga, "Tsugen Muro no Ume," in the alternative manga magazine Garo in 1980. Her distinctive style drew heavily on ukiyo-e techniques and breathed life into her depictions of Edo-period life and customs, helping her win popularity as well as the Japan Cartoonists Association Award for her manga Gassō ("Joint Burial") in 1984 and the Bungei Shunjū Manga Award for Fūryū Edo Suzume in 1988.
　　
　　In 1993, Sugiura announced that she was retiring from her life as a manga artist to dedicate herself to research on Edo period lifestyles and customs. She wrote numerous books on the subject, which she considered to be her life's work, and frequently appeared in the media as an expert on the period. She was well known and liked for her commentary during the ending segment of a popular NHK program, Comedy: O-Edo de Gozaru, which was set in the Edo period. Sugiura was usually seen in public wearing traditional kimono.
　　
　　Sugiura was married for a time to novelist, translator, and bibliophile Hiroshi Aramata, a pairing the Japanese media referred to as "the beauty and the beast." She was also famous for her love of soba buckwheat noodles as well as a preference for saké.
　　
　　When Sugiura left the Comedy: O-Edo de Gozaru program, she told the public that she was going to fulfill a long-cherished dream by taking a world cruise. That she was actually undergoing treatment for cancer of the throat (the hypopharynx) at a hospital in Kashiwa, Chiba, first become known when the public learned of her death at 46 on July 22, 2005.
　　
　　Representative manga worksTsūgen Muro no Ume (通言室之梅, 1980)
　　
　　Gassō (合葬, 1983)
　　
　　Nipponia Nippon (ニッポニア・ニッポン, 1985)
　　
　　Edo e youkoso (江戸へようこそ, 1986)
　　
　　Futatsu makura (二つ枕, 1986)
　　
　　Fūryū Edo Suzume (風流江戸雀, 1987)
　　
　　Yasuji Tōkyō (YASUJI東京, 1988)
　　
　　Hyaku Monogatari (百物語, 1988–1993, 3 volumes)
　　
　　Higashi no Eden (東のエデン, 1989)
　　
　　 Awards1984: Japan Cartoonists Association Award for Gassō
　　
　　1988: Bungei Shunjū Manga Award for Fūryū Edo Suzume