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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | SM magazine created by the famous SM illustrator Reiko Kita ([[Toshiyuki Suma]]) three years after leaving [[Kitan Club]] magazine. '''Uramado''' featured illustrated stories, articles on sexuality and nude photo galleries (both SM and vanilla). | + | <div style="text-align: justify;”>SM magazine created by the famous SM illustrator Reiko Kita ([[Toshiyuki Suma]]) three years after leaving [[Kitan Club]] magazine. '''Uramado''' featured illustrated stories, articles on sexuality and nude photo galleries (both SM and vanilla). After January 1966, '''Uramado''' changes to [[Suspense Magazine]].</div> |
| − | == Publishing Dates== | + | ==Publishing Dates== |
| − | 1956- | + | 1956-1966. |
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Publisher: [[Kubo Shoten]] | Publisher: [[Kubo Shoten]] | ||
| − | Editor: [[Toshiyuki Suma]] | + | Editor: [[Toshiyuki Suma]] (1956-1961) |
| − | Editor: [[Chimuo Nureki]] | + | Editor: [[Chimuo Nureki]] (1962-1966) |
==History== | ==History== | ||
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1966: The January issue is [[Uramado]]'s final issue. | 1966: The January issue is [[Uramado]]'s final issue. | ||
| − | == Interesting | + | == Interesting points== |
'''Uramado''' started under the name "[[Kappa]]" in January 1956, and changed to '''Uramado''' in October. | '''Uramado''' started under the name "[[Kappa]]" in January 1956, and changed to '''Uramado''' in October. | ||
| − | [[Toshiyuki Suma]] illustrated for [[Uramado]] under the names '''Reiko Kita''' and ''' | + | [[Toshiyuki Suma]] illustrated for [[Uramado]] under the names '''Reiko Kita''' and '''Ko Minomura'''. |
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| + | ==Selected Works== | ||
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| + | ==Covers== | ||
| + | <div style="font-size:125%";>'''1957'''</div> | ||
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| + | image:Uramado.jpg||March 1957 | ||
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| − | == | + | <div style="font-size:125%";>'''1963'''</div> |
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| + | image:Uramado2.jpg||Dec 1963 Special Issue | ||
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| + | ==Notes== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:08, 1 November 2022
裏窓 (Japanese)
Description
SM magazine created by the famous SM illustrator Reiko Kita (Toshiyuki Suma) three years after leaving Kitan Club magazine. Uramado featured illustrated stories, articles on sexuality and nude photo galleries (both SM and vanilla). After January 1966, Uramado changes to Suspense Magazine.
Publishing Dates
1956-1966.
Publishers and Editors
Publisher: Kubo Shoten
Editor: Toshiyuki Suma (1956-1961)
Editor: Chimuo Nureki (1962-1966)
History
1956: Uramado founded by Toshiyuki Suma.
1957 (Mar): Alluring Evil Adulteresses Special Issue.
1957: Chimuo Nureki publishes "Blue-headed Man" under the alias Toyokichi Iida.
1962: Chimuo Nureki becomes editor-in-chief.
1966: The January issue is Uramado's final issue.
Interesting points
Uramado started under the name "Kappa" in January 1956, and changed to Uramado in October.
Toshiyuki Suma illustrated for Uramado under the names Reiko Kita and Ko Minomura.
Selected Works
Covers
1957
March 1957
1963
Dec 1963 Special Issue
