description Vagabond: Saigo no Manga-ten Overview
Telling the later life of Vagabond's Musashi Miyamoto, it was depicted through 140 hand-drawn drawings with ink and brush. It was released at the Ueno Royal Museum in Tokyo in May 2008, and since then it has been displayed at three other venues, Kumamoto City Museum, Suntory Museum in Osaka, and Sendai Mediatheque, with new paintings and productions. Note: The comic was compiled in two books: "Inoueno: Mikazuki-hen" (いのうえの 三日月篇) and "Inoueno: Mangetsu-hen" (いのうえの 満月篇).
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What is Vagabond: Saigo no Manga-ten about?
It presents the later life of Musashi Miyamoto from Takehiko Inoue's Vagabond. The exhibition used 140 hand-drawn ink-and-brush drawings rather than a conventional serialized manga format.
Where was Vagond: Saigo no Manga-ten first shown?
It opened at the Ueno Royal Museum in Tokyo in May 2008. The exhibition was later displayed at other venues, including Kumamoto City Museum and Suntory Museum.
Is Vagabond: Saigo no Manga-ten a regular Vagabond volume?
No. It is an exhibition-related art presentation focused on Musashi's later life, not a standard numbered manga volume. Its central material consists of large original-style drawings made with ink and brush.
Who is the main character in Vagabond: Saigo no Manga-ten?
The central figure is Miyamoto Musashi, the historical swordsman also portrayed in Vagabond. The work focuses on his later years rather than retelling the beginning of his journey.
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