JoJo Gymnastics at Hirohiko Araki's 25th Mangaka Anniversary

On September 29th, a celebration was held at an Italian restaurant in Tokyko for Hirohiko Araki celebrating his 25th year as a mangaka. Hirohiko Araki debuted in 1981 with the manga Buso Poker, he has since then created many works, one of the most well-known of which was JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, a long running shonen manga that's currently serialized in Ultra Jump (under the name Steel Ball Run).

One of the highlights during the celebration was "JoJo Gymnastics," during which Hirohiko Araki performed various scenes from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure with great enthusiasm. Below are a few shots taken during the show:

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That looks...

Even though it looks cool in the manga or anime, when real people do that they look gay...

Usually this type of actions

Usually this type of actions are inspired from life so people should be able to do anything manga personages can.