Mourning for Japanese horror manga artist Umezu

Flowers are placed in front of the home of the late Japanese manga artist Kazuo Umezu in Musashino, Tokyo, on Nov. 6, 2024. Umezu, known for horror pieces like "The Drifting Classroom," died on Oct. 28, aged 88.

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