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The second was an arranged meeting with Etsuko Okada, a young woman from Tezuka’s hometown of Takarazuka. The two soon began dating and a little over a year later, they were married in a ceremony held in October 1959 at the Takarazuka Hotel.
In 1959 Osamu Tezuka married Etsuko Okada at a Takarazuka hotel. [citation needed] Tezuka met Walt Disney in person at the 1964 New York World's Fair. In a 1986 entry in his personal diary, Tezuka stated that Disney wanted to hire him for a potential science fiction project. [citation needed]
In 1959, he married Etsuko Okada. That same year, Tetsuwan Atom airs on Fuji TV featuring live actors. In 1961, he started his own animation production company called Tezuka Osamu Production Animation Department & beginning work on the pilot of animated version of Tetsuwan Atom.
- November 3, 1928
- February 9, 1989
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Tezuka Etsuko's father, Okada Seiji, is standing in the middle. The two were distantly related. Tezuka Taro was Seiji's superior and he also arranged Seiji's marriage. For details, please read 'My husband, Tezuka Osamu', by Tezuka Etsuko.
TEZUKA, Osamu 1928-1989. PERSONAL: Born November 3, 1928, in Toyonaka, Japan; died of stomach cancer February 9, 1989, in Tokyo, Japan; son of Yutaka and Fumiko Tezuka; married Etsuko Okada, 1959; children: Makoto, Rumiko, Chiiko. Education: Osaka University College of Medicine, graduated 1951. CAREER: Graphic artist, 1946-89; physician ...
Sep 29, 2018 · Wife of Osamu Tezuka. Etsuko Okada appears in 1 issues. View all. The Osamu Tezuka Story: A Life In Manga and Anime. 1 appearances. Etsuko Okada last edited by fables87 on 09/29/18 07:04AM...
Born November 3, 1928, in Toyonaka City, Osaka, Japan; died of stomach cancer, February 9, 1989, in Tokyo, Japan; son of Yutaka and Fumiko Tezuka; married Etsuko Okada, 1959; children: Makoto, Rumiko, Chiiko. Education: Graduated from Osaka University College of Medicine, 1951; Nara Medical University, M.D., 1961.
