Summer Vacation: in Ibusuki, Japan
That summer, Taki-chan returned to her hometown by herself.
7 stories, 55pages, B/W.
That summer, Taki-chan returned to her hometown by herself.
7 stories, 55pages, B/W.
Short lyrical comics hitotu: Haiku Manga : Starting in 1997. Published one book every year. "hitotu" means "one" or "a". Unlike the commercial cartoons that tend to pursue entertainment, this book pursues honest feelings of artists. All comics are chosen from the public.
The stage of this story is 400 years from now.
The world in 400 years' time is described as a eco-friendly and comfortable place to live in.
And I do hope so.
In 400 years' time Tosuka10, an artifical intelligence computer, recovers from a lost civilization of the 21th century.
Ruu and Giru meet many remains in the 21st century through Tosuka10, and they reach out to each other and grow.
This book has 170 pages, 7 stories. Black and white.
It's written in 1996-1997, and added one story in 2000.
Forget Hollywood. The biggest YouTube star in Indonesia is Atta Halilintar, the leader of the "Rans" family. Their content isn't just vlogging; it’s a reality show on steroids. From multi-million dollar weddings to 24-hour challenges inside the mall, Indonesian YouTubers understand spectacle.
Other must-watch channels:
Indonesia’s entertainment landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. For decades, the evening routine for millions of Indonesian families was defined by one thing: the Sinetron (soap opera). While dramatic storylines and beloved presenters still hold sway, the rise of high-speed internet and a new generation of creators has turned the archipelago into one of the world's most exciting digital entertainment hubs.
Today, Indonesian entertainment isn't just about what’s on TV; it’s about what’s trending on your timeline. Let’s dive into the world of Indonesian popular videos and the content currently capturing the hearts (and clicks) of nearly 280 million people. Forget Hollywood
It isn't all perfect. "Bajakan" (piracy) remains rampant. Many "free movie" YouTube channels exist that simply stream Hollywood or Korean dramas with a floating Indonesian text overlay, violating copyright. Furthermore, the race for views has led to toxic behavior—fake kidnappings for prank videos, or creators exploiting poor villagers for "charity" content that is actually staged.
One unique aspect of Indonesian entertainment and popular videos is the aggressive integration of e-commerce. The country has fully embraced "Live Shopping." On platforms like Shopee and Tokopedia, popular creators stream live videos selling everything from lipstick to electronics.
During a live stream, a creator might sing a dangdut song, unbox a product, and haggle with the audience—all within a single, unedited video. This "shoppertainment" model has turned popular videos into the main driver of the Indonesian economy, blurring the line between content and advertising. While dramatic storylines and beloved presenters still hold
Indonesia is a sleeping giant that has fully awakened. As the fourth most populous country in the world and home to one of the most digitally active populations, the landscape of Indonesian entertainment and popular videos is no longer a niche market—it is a global cultural powerhouse. From sinetron (soap operas) to TikTok pranks, and from indie music videos to vlogs about daily life in Jakarta, this industry reflects the diverse, vibrant, and rapidly modernizing soul of the archipelago.
In the West, live shopping is still catching on. In Indonesia, it is primetime entertainment. Platforms like TikTok Shop and Shopee Live have turned salespeople into celebrities.
Viral clips often feature sellers using pantun (rhyming poetry), dramatic acting, or lightning-fast banter to sell instant noodles or skincare. You do not watch these videos to buy things; you watch them for the sheer improvisational comedy. The "Sugeng Tenan" (a catchphrase meaning "very good" in Javanese) meme, born from a live seller, is now a national slogan. specifically Dangdut (a genre mixing Indian
To understand the current video craze, one must first look at the traditional roots of Indonesian entertainment.
1. Sinetron (Soap Operas) For decades, television dominated the Indonesian entertainment scene. Sinetrons, often melodramatic stories centered on family feuds, supernatural curses, or Cinderella-like romance, captured millions of viewers every night. While television viewership is declining in favor of digital, these shows laid the groundwork for modern video storytelling.
2. Variety Shows & Music Indonesia has a massive appetite for music, specifically Dangdut (a genre mixing Indian, Arabic, and Malay folk music) and Pop. Shows like Ini Talk Show and Tonight Show have transitioned seamlessly to YouTube, proving that the demand for talk-based and musical popular videos is insatiable.
Let me show you the life in Kaka Island.
English version was reliesed at 03.2022.
This book has 79 pages, 10 stories.
Black and white.
It's written from 2002 to 2007 added in 2022.
This was selected Future Lifestyles Multimedia Contest 2021.
A small self-sufficient area is called "Island district".
The world has consisted of these Island districts which are independent and cooperative.
These are the stories in Kaka Island in the Far East.
Let me show you some unique vehicles in Kaka Island.
English version was reliesed at 07.2022.
This book has 73 pages, 9 stories.
Black and white.
It's written from 2007 to 2011 added in 2022.
This was selected Future Lifestyles Multimedia Contest 2021.
365 pictures, 365 women, 12.2012.- 12.2013, at Osaka Japan. ink, kent paper
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