Received Shiju Hōshō Decoration. 1995 For the 6th Annual Tokyo Peace Day, he was awarded with an exhibition of his paintings, entitled "Prayer for Peace: Shigeru Mizuki War Experience Painting Exhibition" 1996 Received Minister of Education Award. 1996 His hometown of Sakaiminato honored him with the Shigeru Mizuki Road, a street decorated with bronze statues of his Ge Ge Ge no Kitaro characters and other designs relating to his works. 2003 Received Kyokujitsu Shō Decoration. 2003 Sakaiminato honored him again with the Shigeru Mizuki International Cultural Center. 2003 Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize Special Award for his works. 2007 Received the Best Comic Book award for NonNonBā at the Angoulême International Comics Festival. 2008 Asahi Prize for contribution to the manga comic culture through portrayals of the horrors of war. 2010 Received the Person of Cultural Merit award. 2012 Received the Eisner Award for Onward Towards Our Noble Deaths, in the category Best U.S. Edition of International Material – Asia. The award was shared with translator Zack Davisson Selected works in English Not printed War in Japan, 1991 (online readable in the tail of this article by Matthew Penney) 3, Street of Mysteries (online) Wakusei (online) "Garo" Keisai Sakuhin (online) Manga in Japanese Rocketman (1957), published in 1958 by Togetsu-Shobō Baby Z, for sci-fi magazine Uchū Shonen Hakaba Kitaro (1960–1964) Akuma-kun (1963–1964) Kaiten, the human torpedo (1967) — a one-shot published in the magazine Comic Mystery about a notebook that killed whoever's name was written in it. The same idea was used in the smashhit manga Death Note by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata. Although this fact is a coincidence, Ohba has stated he did not have any particular inspiration for his story. Watashi no Hibi (わたしの日々), ("My Days)" (2013, unfinished) Books Colorized Yōkai Gadan, 1992, published by Iwanami Shinsho Shigeru Mizuki's Yōkai Artbook: Mujara, 1998 Mizuki, Shigeru. 水木しげるの日本妖怪めぐり (Hepburn: Mizuki Shigeru no Nihon Yōkai Meguri, lit. "Shigeru Mizuki's Japanese Ghost Tour".) Rabauru Senki (Memories of Rabaul) Mizuki, Shigeru. "Graphic World of Japanese Phantoms". 講談社, 1985. (4-06-202381-4) Yokaï, Éditions Cornélius, 2017, full color, hardcover, 80 pages. Illustration book. À l'intérieur des yôkai, 2018, bi-color, hardcover, 80 pages. Éditions Cornélius. À l’intérieur de Kitaro, hors d'oeuvre publication, bi-color, 16 pages, 2018. Éditions Cornélius. About Mizuki 40th Artistic Anniversary, 1990, published by Kagomesha References External links "Drawing from Experience", Japan Times, February 6, 2005, retrieved March 22, 2012. Mizuki Production Official Website Sakaiminato: