Hideshi Hino siempre me hace padecer una pena inmensa en el pecho y esta obra es una prueba más de ello. Nació el hijo de los demonios del infierno, ohhhh. Nací hijo de un derrotado invasor de aquel país del infierno. Continente mítico que nunca más serás pisado. "¡Oh Manchuria! Imperio perdido que por siempre se ha ido, tierra del infierno chorreada de sangre, nunca regresarás, has sido retirado de los dominios de la oscuridad y de la era del mundo. Todo es un desastre en medio de la roja nieve. Llorando por un poco de perdón, mis gritos hacían eco en los cielos. La rueda del karma gira desprendiendo desgracias. Y todo alrededor eran flores infernales floreciendo alocadamente. Rostros en la caja de pandora vuelven la nieve carmesí como si cayera de un negro cielo. He is also a practitioner of Budo."Este mundo es un infierno viviente, un caos aterrador para poder contemplarlo.
One of Hino's hobbies is maintaining Japanese swords. Works such as Dead Little Girl and Ghost School were prominently featured in shojo magazines, frightening female readers across Japan. He even found a large following in the world of shojo manga. With appearances in Garo and the serialized "Hideshi Hino's Shocking Theater" coming out in 1971, his bizarre world of deviant killers, grotesque beasts, and decaying corpses was firmly established. He originally began in doujinshi, and his first professional work was published in Osamu Tezuka's experimental manga magazine COM in 1967. Hino has depicted these in his manga many times (as in Panorama of Hell).Īlthough originally eying a job in the film industry, the works of manga legends Shigeru Sugiura and Yoshiharu Tsuge inspired the young Hino to express himself in the medium of manga instead. Some of his manga have been based on his life and its events for example his grandfather was a real life Yakuza and his father used to be a pig farmer with a spider tattoo on his back. Hino has claimed that he was nearly killed on route to Japan by his fellow townspeople during the evacuation from China. His family had no choice but to escape to Japan before being lynched by Chinese civilians, so his town gathered up everybody and started to make their move to the remaining internationally governed harbours. Hideshi Hino was born in China to Japanese immigrant workers in Manchuria just when Japan surrendered at the end of Second Sino-Japanese War and the vengeful anti-Japanese movement in China.
He also wrote and directed two of the Guineapig horror movies which were based on his manga: Flower of Flesh and Blood, which he also starred in, and Mermaid in a Manhole. His comics include Hell Baby, Hino Horrors, and Panorama of Hell. Hideshi Hino is a manga artist who specializes in horror stories.
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