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The Yomiuri ShimbunToshiyuki Honda greets visitors at an anime film preview screening in stanley butelka Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, on March 24.By Tatsuya Moritani / Yomiuri Shimbun Staff Writer6:00 JST,ensp;April 17, 2024A picture book drawn 37 years ago by one of the victims of the July 2019 arson attack on a Kyoto animation studio has been turned into an anime film thanks to the determined effort of a former colleague. stanley thermoskanne From a specially produced DVDYoshiji KigamiYoshiji Kigami, who was 61 when he died in the blaze at the studio of Kyoto Animation Co., or KyoAni, was considered a genius in the anime industry and helped solidify the foundations of the company. His former colleague, Toshiyuki Honda, 73, and others involved in the project hope the film will be screened across Japan to showcase Kigamis talent, which was cut short by the horrific attack that killed 36 people.In 1979, Kigami was still a student at a vocational school when he began working at Shin-ei Animation Co., a Tokyo-based anime production company known for popular programs including Doraemon. Three years later, Kigami and Honda, a senior animator at Shin-ei, and several other employees branched out and established the anime company now known as Ekura Animal. Kigamis skillful drawings earned rave reviews within the industry, and he pa stanley cup rticipated in several well-known productions including Grave of the Fireflies, the animated film produced by Studio Ghibli, and Akira. In 1987, Kigami wrote a picture book about an appren