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| gender              = Male
 
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| date-of-birth      = March 23, 1932
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| date-of-birth      = March 23, 1932 (90 years old)
 
| place-of-birth      = Nagoya, Japan
 
| place-of-birth      = Nagoya, Japan
 
| location            = Nagoya, Japan
 
| location            = Nagoya, Japan
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| nicknames          = Masaki Katsura (桂 真佐喜)
 
| footnotes          = First name can also be written Massaki.
 
| footnotes          = First name can also be written Massaki.
 
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{{nihongo|'''Masaki Tsuji'''|辻 真先|Tsuji Masaki}}, born 23 March 1932, is a Japanese screenplay writer that specializes in Detective Series and other TV Series.
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{{nihongo|'''Masaki Tsuji'''|辻 真先|Tsuji Masaki}}, born 23 March 1932, is a Japanese screenplay writer that specializes in detective series and other TV series.
  
== Scenarios Written ==
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He graduated from [[Wikipedia: Nagoya University|Nagoya University]]. He worked at NHK TV since 1954, as the role of making, director, producer, and also screenplay. Later, he quited that TV station and became a freelance writer for several anime and tokusatsu. As a veteran among the industry, he engaged in numerous renowned anime work. For example, ''[[Wikipedia: Astro Boy|Astro Boy]]'', ''[[Wikipedia: Ikkyū-san (TV series)|Ikkyū-san]]'', ''[[Wikipedia: Dr. Slump|Dr. Slump]]'', and ''[[Wikipedia: Urusei Yatsura|Urusei Yatsura]]'', etc.
Number of case scenarios written : '''13''' (18 episodes)
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Meanwhile, he was also a mystery writer, in 1963, he published his work on the magazine "Houseki" under his pen name Masaki Katsura. Soon, he even won the [[Wikipedia: Mystery Writers of Japan Award|Mystery Writers of Japan Award]] with his novel ''murder in Alice's country'' (アリスの国の殺人). In addition, he was the third president of Classic Mystery Writers Association from 2009 to 2013.
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== Scenarios written ==
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Number of case scenarios written: '''14''' (19 episodes)
 
* [[The Eyewitness Who Did Not See]] (Episode 565)
 
* [[The Eyewitness Who Did Not See]] (Episode 565)
 
* [[The Truth Lit Up By the Fireflies]] (Episode 577)
 
* [[The Truth Lit Up By the Fireflies]] (Episode 577)
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* [[The Killer Fist of Talos]] (Episodes 937-938)
 
* [[The Killer Fist of Talos]] (Episodes 937-938)
 
* [[The Cursed Tears of Borgia]] (Episodes 946-947)
 
* [[The Cursed Tears of Borgia]] (Episodes 946-947)
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* [[Who Poisoned the Victim]] (Episode 1006)
  
==Other notable works==
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== Other notable works ==
===Anime===
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=== Anime ===
*''Astro Boy'' (All episodes) : Screenplay
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* ''Astro Boy'' (All episodes): Screenplay
*''Cyborg 009'' (18 episodes) : Screenplay
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* ''Cyborg 009'' (18 episodes): Screenplay
*''Doraemon'' (1979) : Screenplay
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* ''Doraemon'' (1979): Screenplay
*''Ikkyū-san'' (68 episodes) : Screenplay
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* ''Ikkyū-san'' (68 episodes): Screenplay
*''Ninja Hattori-kun'' : Screenplay
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* ''Ninja Hattori-kun'': Screenplay
*''Tiger Mask'' (21 episodes) : Screenplay
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* ''Tiger Mask'' (21 episodes): Screenplay
*''Urusei Yatsura'' (4 episodes) : Screenplay
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* ''Urusei Yatsura'' (4 episodes): Screenplay
* Many more including Arrow Emblem Grand Prix no Taka, Bōken, Captain Future and Ganbare!! Tabuchi-kun!!
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* Many more including ''Arrow Emblem Grand Prix no Taka'', ''Bōken'', ''Captain Future and Ganbare!! Tabuchi-kun!!''
  
 
== Awards ==
 
== Awards ==
* 11th Japan Media Arts Festival : Lifetime Achievement Award
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* 11th Japan Media Arts Festival: Lifetime Achievement Award
* 13th Animation Kobe : Special Award
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* 13th Animation Kobe: Special Award
  
==References==
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== References ==
# [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0875313/ IMDB]  
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# [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0875313/ IMDB]
 
# [https://www.nautiljon.com/people/mikami+koshiro.html Nautiljon]
 
# [https://www.nautiljon.com/people/mikami+koshiro.html Nautiljon]
 
# [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masaki_Tsuji Wikipedia]
 
# [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masaki_Tsuji Wikipedia]
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[[Category:Screenplay writers]]

Revision as of 13:47, 12 March 2023

Masaki Tsuji

Masaki Tsuji.jpg

Profile
Gender: Male
Date of birth: March 23, 1932 (90 years old)
Place of birth: Nagoya, Japan
Location: Nagoya, Japan
Nicknames: Masaki Katsura (桂 真佐喜)
First name can also be written Massaki.

Masaki Tsuji (辻 真先 Tsuji Masaki?), born 23 March 1932, is a Japanese screenplay writer that specializes in detective series and other TV series.

He graduated from Nagoya University. He worked at NHK TV since 1954, as the role of making, director, producer, and also screenplay. Later, he quited that TV station and became a freelance writer for several anime and tokusatsu. As a veteran among the industry, he engaged in numerous renowned anime work. For example, Astro Boy, Ikkyū-san, Dr. Slump, and Urusei Yatsura, etc.

Meanwhile, he was also a mystery writer, in 1963, he published his work on the magazine "Houseki" under his pen name Masaki Katsura. Soon, he even won the Mystery Writers of Japan Award with his novel murder in Alice's country (アリスの国の殺人). In addition, he was the third president of Classic Mystery Writers Association from 2009 to 2013.

Scenarios written

Number of case scenarios written: 14 (19 episodes)

Other notable works

Anime

  • Astro Boy (All episodes): Screenplay
  • Cyborg 009 (18 episodes): Screenplay
  • Doraemon (1979): Screenplay
  • Ikkyū-san (68 episodes): Screenplay
  • Ninja Hattori-kun: Screenplay
  • Tiger Mask (21 episodes): Screenplay
  • Urusei Yatsura (4 episodes): Screenplay
  • Many more including Arrow Emblem Grand Prix no Taka, Bōken, Captain Future and Ganbare!! Tabuchi-kun!!

Awards

  • 11th Japan Media Arts Festival: Lifetime Achievement Award
  • 13th Animation Kobe: Special Award

References

  1. IMDB
  2. Nautiljon
  3. Wikipedia
  4. [1] (Official website)