Who is yoshito usui

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Hide Show Writer 34 credits. Show all 65 episodes. Scribble Kingdom and Almost Four Heroes creator. Both he and his wife devoted their time proselytizing through door-to-door visits and distribution of church publications.

According to the source at Futabasha, Usui was known in the industry to read out the New Testament for a full 20 minutes at each meeting with his publisher.

But his devotion to the faith seemed to have diminished about three years ago, as noticed by the aforementioned friend. It was around the same time that Usui began suffering from severe back pains, which limited his activities.

Is it just possible that he has faked his own death in order to promote his latest blockbuster? I notice it has been shifting many tickets since his "death". I guess it is hard to fake a dead body though As long as it wasn't murder, what does it matter to us if it was an accident or suicide? He's dead, we'll never know, case closed. His family will suffer enough by not knowing whether it was suicide or not, they don't need the media and the whole country asking the same questions.

Loved his stuff, but not a fan of JW. It's over. Crayon Shinchan lives on. The writer is trying to milk this for all it's worth, which isn't much. And they say the contributions are made voluntarily by the beleiver! This happens all the time to actors, actresses,comics, musicians and comic book writers.

He was depressed, he had writers block and have been doing the same character for a long time. Decades or whatever. It happens he took his own life off a dangerous cliff. It's a cliff with a sharp edge not mountain. Why hide the facts, he got depressed and jumped off. Never been to that place but Jpns mts are steep and there are plenty of places where you could slip and fall and die if careless.

Just because we are in Japan and because he fell off a cliff doesn't mean it's suicide. It could easily be an accident too. In the absence of evidence of murder, it's hardly relevant whether he topped himself or not. Only the family would really care, because they'd be the ones left feeling guilty for not helping him get over his depression and for letting him go up a mountain on his own.