Leiji Matsumoto, the Japanese manga and anime author known internationally as a creator of the 1970s TV series Space Battleship Yamato, has died aged 85. Rest in peace.
TOKYO, Japan – Leiji Matsumoto, the Japanese manga and anime author known internationally as a creator of the 1970s TV seriesMatsumoto gained global fame as director of the series, which was titled, which was also turned into a popular anime series.
He is the recipient of several awards from the Japanese government, as well as the Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters from the French government. Matsumoto, who started drawing at the age of six, died of heart failure on February 13 in Tokyo, Japanese media reported. –
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