Ebihara Satoshi (海老原敏吾)
Ebihara Satoshi (海老原敏吾; fl. c. 1936 - 1938) was a Japanese cartographer who was involved with the production of a map of status of the Second Sino-Japanese War for the Japanese publication Women's Club in 1937.
AKA: 海老原敏吾
The Sino-Japanese War situation in 1937 in cartoonish detail. Issued for Japanese women – suggestive of the social changes to traditional gender roles brought about by the war.
一目でわかる支那事件と日ソ關係繪地圖 / [The China Incident and Japan-Soviet Relations at a Glance].
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This is a colorful, richly illustrated November 1, 1937 (Showa 12) Ishida Eisuke propaganda manga map of China, Korea, Manchuria, and Japan in the early months of the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937 - 1945). Despite the cartoonish figures, the topic was deadly serious and Ishida was able to include or allude to a great deal of information on military affairs and geopolitics while also conveying the Japanese, or at least the Japanese government's, views on the war. (more details)