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S seiret
12:00 am - 01/12/2012

BREAKERZ' AKIHIDE, to publish an illustrated storybook: "Aru Hi, Kokoro Ga Kakemashita" (One Day, I

Aru Hi, Kokoro Ga Kakemashita - Satō Akihide (BREAKERZ/AKIHIDE)


Satō Akihide's (AKIHIDE/BREAKERZ) first publication is now complete.


Inheriting the fairy-tale atmosphere of MOON SIDE THEATER, Aru Hi, Kokoro Ga Kakemashita employs warm visuals and a story that can only captured through the story-telling of books.


We encounter many things every day, and occasionally we get our hearts wounded, chipped.
What lies ahead waiting?
Aru Hi, Kokoro Ga Kakemashita shows us a bit of an answer.
The book is scheduled to be released on February 8, 2012 (Wednesday).




Amazon Japan (Accepting orders from January 13, 2012)
Musing



Details from Musing:



Aru Hi, Kokoro ga Kakemashita
Satō Akihide

Name Aru Hi, Kokoro ga Kakemashita
Artist Satō Akihide
Size ■Hard Cover
■28 pages
■With URL/QR Code
Download the image song 「Heart ～Dokusō～」for free.
[Shipping Details]
Orders will be shipped starting February 8, 2012.
Price ￥1,260（tax in）
Size 138mm×168mm×8mm


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Sources: BRZ HP, Musing
Translation: BRZFan
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aerie_star 11th-Jan-2012 03:11 pm (UTC)
Oooh this sounds awesome ^^
j_o_n_n_o 11th-Jan-2012 03:33 pm (UTC)
breakerz are fucking terrible, but he was amazing in NEVERLAND and this looks exactly like their art. Kinda interested.
wayof_life 11th-Jan-2012 03:50 pm (UTC)
I believe AKIHIDE is the one who was managing the NEVER LAND site (and the art as well), and hence "looks exactly like their art".

Anyway, this publication sounds really interesting. I wonder if it will be similar to Jimmy Liao's type of book!
seiret 11th-Jan-2012 04:35 pm (UTC)
I was thinking Shel Silverstein? Kinda like Missing Piece Meets the Big O? But I don't really know if he's read it.

What I do know for sure is that he's read Leo Buscaglia's The Fall of Freddie the Leaf (what perhaps inspired him to write BREAKERZ' Sekai wa Odoru?) and Miyazawa Kenji's Milky Way Railroad (which resulted into a pretty nice illustration).

I've never read Jimmy Liao, so thanks for mentioning him! Will try reading one of these days. :)
raatkerani 11th-Jan-2012 06:41 pm (UTC)
,amdlakwmraW.F~!!!!

this really deserve key-bashing!!!!
*dies*dies*

My two favorite celebrities release books in the same year!!!!!!!!!

have to remember to pre-order this tomorrow.
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