Big Comic magazine. The manga is an autobiographical manga about his childhood, experiences from the war and his career as a manga artist. Naoki Urasawa's TV show Urasawa Naoki no Manben featured Chiba's drawing process on the series in 2020. He lives in Nerima, Tokyo. In January 2022, he successfully underwent heart surgery at the age of 82 and then continued working on his current series. Selected works Listed chronologically. Chikai no Makyū (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Kodansha, Jan 1961–Dec 1962, created by Kazuya Fukumoto) 1•2•3 to 4•5•Roku (Shōjo Club, Kodansha, Jan–Dec 1962) Shidenkai no Taka (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, July 1963–January 1965) Harris no Kaze (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Apr 1965-Nov 1967) Misokkasu (Shōjo Friend, Kodansha, August 1966–August 1967) Ashita no Joe (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, January 1968–June 1973, written by Asao Takamori) Akane-chan (Shōjo Friend, April 6, 1968–September 29, 1968) Kaze no Yō ni (Shojo Friend, 1969) Hotaru Minako (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, September 1972) Ore wa Teppei (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, August 1973–April 1980) Notari Matsutarō (Big Comic, Shogakukan, August 1973–June 1993 and October 1995–May 1998) Ashita Tenki ni Naare (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, January 1981–May 1991) Shōnen yo Racket o Idake (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, May 1992–June 1994) Hinemosu no Tari Nikki (ひねもすのたり日記, Big Comic, since December 2015) References External links Chiba Tetsuya's blog Chiba Tetsuya Profile 1939 births Manga artists from Tokyo People from Chūō, Tokyo Living people Recipients of the Order of the Rising Sun, 4th class Recipients of the Medal with Purple Ribbon Persons of Cultural Merit