Yasutoshi Murakawa

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Yasutoshi Murakawa (村川 康敏, Yasutoshi Murakawa, born May 31, 1971) is a Japanese screenwriter.

Career

He studied under Hiroshi Kashiwabara, Takuya Nishioka, and Yumiko Inoue, before working as a screenwriter. He is a member of the Japan Writers Guild.

Filmography

Screenplay

• OneChanbara (2008)
• Wangan Midnight
  (2009)
• Psycho Shark
  (2009)

Teleplay

• Sagishi Ririko (2009)

Anime

• Golgo 13 (2009)
• Tegamibachi
  (2010)
• Detective Conan
  (2012-)

External links

• Japan Writers Guild profile (in Japanese)
• Official Website
• Yasutoshi Murakawa at
  IMDb
• Yasutoshi Murakawa at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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