Hirohiko Araki Height, Weight, Age, Spouse, Children, Facts, Biography

Hirohiko Araki Quick Info
Height	Five ft 7 in
Weight	sixty three kg
Date of Birth	June 7, 1960
Zodiac Sign	Gemini
Spouse	Asami Araki

Hirohiko Araki is a Japanese manga artist who got here to prominence within the Nineteen Eighties with the advent of the masterpiece JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. Besides that, he is also notably known for his paintings with Baoh.

Born Name

Hirohiko Araki

Nick Name

Hirohiko

Sun Sign

Gemini

Born Place

Sendai, Japan

Nationality

Education

Araki attended the Miyagi University of Education. However, he did not whole his studies there to be able to pursue his dream as a manga artist.

Occupation

Manga Artist, Artist

Family

Siblings – He has 2 more youthful similar dual sisters.

Genre

Action, Adventure, Supernatural

Build

Slim

Height

Five toes 7 in or 170 cm

Weight

63 kg or 139 lbs

Girlfriend / Spouse

Hirohiko has dated –

Asami Araki – The couple met one any other at a gaggle meet-up and later got married after 3 months. They have 2 ladies whose names aren't identified off publicly.

Race / Ethnicity

Asian (Japanese)

Hair Color

Dark Brown

Eye Color

Dark Brown

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Distinctive Features

He has a tendency to section his hair within the heart.
Thin eyebrows

Hirohiko Araki Favorite Things

Book As A Child – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

Hirohiko Araki Facts

He was introduced up in Sendai along his younger equivalent twin sisters.

Hirohiko as soon as said in an interview that it was as a result of the aggravating tactics of his sister, he would lock himself in his room and spend most of his time studying manga comics. He has cited manga writer Ikki Kajiwara’s Ai to Makoto and French artist Paul Gauguin to have had an influence on him to be a manga artist.

He had taken an interest in doing manga at an early age and changed into more passionate about it after a college pal of his praised his work. By the time, Hirohiko was in highschool, he had already been sending his work to magazines. However, they were all rejected.

The first piece of Hirohiko’s work that was publicized was once Poker Under Arms that won the “Selected Work” name for at the Tezuka Award. During that point, Hirohiko made his debut underneath the stage title of Toshiyuki Araki.

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