a remix of T. Rex's "20th Century Boy" and Urasawa's "Bob Lennon (Kenji no Uta)" was released on August 19, 2009. Urasawa and Mitsuru Kuramoto wrote and performed under the name to be the theme of the 2011 NTT Docomo TV show Tsubuyaki Sanshirō ~Ippon Nau!~. In 2012 he performed a Japanese cover of Bob Dylan's "Girl from the North Country" and "Guta lala suda lala" from his series 20th Century Boys at the Japan Expo, and the following day he joined rock band Hemenway on stage. Urasawa's second album, which he wrote and produced himself, was released in 2016. Urasawa wrote a demo for a song titled and sent it to musician Mike Viola, who finished the track and invited Urasawa to Los Angeles to play on it. The people playing on the song are Urasawa, Viola, drummer Jim Keltner, and Mitsuru Kuramoto. It is included on the album The Best of Mike Viola which was released on January 22, 2020, with the performance credited to Monaka. In 2020, Urasawa was one of many people who submitted lyrics that were adopted by Sunplaza Nakano-kun into a new version of Bakufu Slump's 1984 song . Works Serials - written by Kazuya Kudo - written with Hokusei Katsushika and Takashi Nagasaki / (1999–2006, 2007) - written with Takashi Nagasaki, based on a work by Osamu Tezuka - written with Takashi Nagasaki - written with Takashi Nagasaki Other manga "Swimmers" (1979) - Unpublished until the May 13, 2003, issue of Evening. "Return" (1981) "Beta!!" (1983) - published in a special issue of Golgo 13 N・A・S・A (1988) Jigoro! (1994) - includes the titular series, and "A Bat & 2 Balls" - written with Takashi Nagasaki - original draft by musician Kenji Endo Television, film, and radio 20th Century Boys: Beginning of the End (2008) - co-writer of the film's screenplay 20th Century Boys 2: The Last Hope (2009) - supervisor of the film's screenplay 20th Century Boys 3: Redemption (2009) - co-writer of the film's screenplay The Tibetan Dog (2011) - initial character designs - host of the TV show - co-host of the radio show - as himself - co-host of the radio special - as himself Urasawa Naoki no Manben Neo (2020–2022) - host of the TV show "Boy" (2021) - directed and illustrated the Kazuyoshi Saito music video - as Haruo Satō Other work Another Monster (2002) - novel written