Hirohiko Araki
Hirohiko Araki is a renowned Japanese manga artist known for creating the long-running series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
He left Miyagi University of Education before graduating to pursue his manga career.
Araki's interests include baseball manga, video games like Mario Kart and Bomberman, and music genres such as jazz, rock, and rap, with a particular fondness for Prince and other African-American singers.
His contributions to the manga industry have been recognized with the prestigious Tezuka Award.
Araki's unique artistic style and storytelling techniques have made him a significant figure in the world of manga, influencing countless artists and captivating readers worldwide.
