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    Jump Manga Artist Recalls Harsh Reality Nearly 30 Years Ago

    JamesBy JamesJuly 15, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Oguri, known for manga including Hanasaka Tenshi Ten-Ten-Kun, updated his X account on July 15 and reflected on his experience serializing the series in Weekly Shonen Jump

    from Kazumata Oguri Official X

    Hanasaka Tenshi Ten Ten Kun ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 1997 to 2000. It was Oguri’s first serialized work and remains his best known series.The gag manga explores the theme of human talent through the angel Ten Ten and elementary school student Hideyuki Sakura. It was also adapted into an anime series

    Oguri recalled:“I was in poor health and my eyelid was twitching, so I asked my editor if I could put the series on hiatus. However, I was not allowed to take a break.“I thought that maybe I could take some time off if the series became more popular. I desperately worked on an episode, and Ten Ten Kun ranked second in the Weekly Shonen Jump reader survey, behind only ONE PIECE.“Even then, I was not given a hiatus. That was the reality of being a Jump manga artist in the late 1990s.”

    体調を崩し、まぶたが痙攣していた僕は、担当編集者に休載を頼みました。?しかし、休ませてもらえませんでした。「もっと人気を取れば休めるかもしれない」 必死に描いた回で、『テンテンくん』はジャンプの人気アンケートで、『ONE PIECE』に次ぐ2位に。?それでも休載はもらえませんでした。… pic.twitter.com/JqeUITOCjJ

    — 小栗かずまた (@kazumata_oguri) July 15, 2026

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