Kato Takashiro (sold) (加藤隆四郎)
Kato Takashiro (加藤隆四郎, also read as Kato Ryūshirō; fl. c. 1930 - 1943) was a Japanese cartographer and illustrator who made several maps of China and Asia during World War II, often appearing in magazines published by Kodansha (講談社).
AKA: 加藤隆四郎
War Propaganda for kids.
支那見學大地圖 / Large Study Map of China.
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This is a rare 1938 (Showa 13) World War II or Second Sino-Japanese War manga-style propaganda map of China by a team of artists, printers, and editors led by Satō Yūtarō (佐藤裕太郎). Published for the magazine Youth Club (or Shōnen Club, 小年俱樂部), this map was meant to educate Japanese children about China and justify Japan's war there. (more details)