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shoujo-dump · 4 months

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Shojo Koi. - Shojo no Shouko-san

#Shojo Koi. - Shojo no Shouko-san #Yamashina Tina #Girl Romance - Shoko the Virgin.#Virgin Love #manga #josei #josei manga #josei romance #romance manga #manga romance #manga blush #josei cap #manga cap #manga girl #josei girl #night

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engshoujosei · 1 year

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VIRGIN LOVE

Volume 1 releases in English on Nov 7th, 2023.

Licensed by Kodansha, printed by Vertical

Six strangers, one house, one shared goal: love. What could go wrong? “Looking for love, but afraid you’ll never find it?” Come Live at the Love House! Shoko Shoji, intelligent, reliable, beautiful, has a secret: she’s a 26-year-old virgin, and mortified by her non-existent love life. Every day she checks out the self-help and beauty section of her local bookstore, but never works up the courage to go any further. Pushed on by her friends, she moves into the Love House, a social experiment putting six lovelorn strangers under one roof to see what sparks may fly! Will Shoko, and the friendly bookstore clerk she convinces to join her, finally find love? Or will rivalry, lust, and lies bring it all crashing down?

Status in Country of Origin

3 Volume (Ongoing)

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Adapted to JDrama

#VIRGIN LOVE #kodansha #vertical #manga #josei #ongoing #Shojo Koi. - Shojo no Shouko-san #romance #slice of life #YAMASHINA Tina #2019 #2010s #Ar #Shufu to Seikatsusha

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kodanshamanga · 8 days

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NEW Kodansha Print+Digital:

💖Virgin Love Vol 3💖 By Tina Yamashina

🌷Still reeling from her failed Christmas Eve date with Kei and an unexpectedly heart-pounding moment with Tanaka Shoko agrees to join her housemates on a trip to a hot springs resort.

#virgin love #manga #forbidden love #hot springs #comic

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ikemenfangirl · 4 years

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[Special collaboration manga : Ikémen Genjiden]

Ikémen Genjiden & Yamashina Tina (https://twitter.com/tina_yamashina)

Source:https://twitter.com/ikemen_genjiden/status/1232244092421062658

Ikémen Genjiden (Japanese free otome game app)

https://ikemen.cybird.ne.jp/title/genji/original/index.html

#源氏伝 #otome #mobile game #otome game #cybird #乙女ゲーム #ikemen series #Genjiden #โรแมนติกเกม

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rz-jocelyn · 5 years

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[NEWS] Sato Ryuji will be Featured in the Fuji Baranaito SAT Variety Programme "Mousou! Wagamanga"

Broadcast Date: February 16, 2019

Broadcast Time: 25.55 to 26.55 (Japan time)

Broadcast Channel: Fuji TV

Description:

Romance between celebrities The "selfish heart-pounding fantasies" With the tag team collaboration of popular mangaka and popular seiyuu/voice actors They will be made into "real manga adaptations"! The people who produced the fantasy, the people who were fantasied about, they will watch the adaptations!

Ganbareruya Yoshiko's "wild fantasy" with Sexy Zone's Nakajima Kento as her partner! "The Forbidden Love between a Female Entertainer and a Top Idol"

The feelings that Takizawa Karen has continued to have for a famous actor, an unexpected "heart-pounding fantasy story".

Watanabe Naomi is currently very popular amongst the young people! She is involved in a fantasy by the super good-looking actor from "Touken Ranbu" who also participated in Kouhaku Uta Gassen!

Description of Sato Ryuji's Feature:

"Sato Ryuji's romantic fantasies" will be realised as a manga!

His romance partner is someone who is also with him in the BOAT RACE CM, that Watanabe Naomi ☆

What will happen between the two of them (in the fantasy!)? What's going on in Sato's mind!?

Please look forward to it!!

Emcee: Chidori

Guests:

Sato Ryuji

Takizawa Karen

Nakajima Kento (Sexy Zone)

Yoshiko (Ganbareruya)

Watanabe Naomi

Mangaka:

Shinmoto Shin

Nakano Mayaka

Yamashina Tina

Seiyuu/Voice Actors:

Sakurai Takahiro as Nakajima Kento (Sexy Zone)

Nazuka Kaori as Yoshiko (Ganbareruya)

Masuda Toshiki as Sato Ryuji

Genda Tesshou

Uchida Maaya as Takizawa Karen

Personal Note:

The last time Ryuji appeared on the same programme as Watanabe Naomi, it was for her “Watanabe Naomi no YabamiRADIO” where they had a group blind date. And, the final result? Naomi-san actually selected Ryuji xD

For more information about this programme, please refer to this post: HERE

Source(s): ( x , x )

#Sato Ryuji #Watanabe Naomi #Nakajima Kento #Sexy Zone #Yoshiko #Ganbareruya #Takizawa Karen #Sakurai Takahiro #Nazuka Kaori #Masuda Toshiki #Genda Tesshou #Uchiha Maaya

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dropintomanga · 7 years

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Embracing Values Beyond Genre

Source: Tina Yamashina on Twitter

As everyone knows, shonen manga is the most popular genre of all manga with seinen coming in 2nd place. There was some discussion about why the shojo and josei genres haven’t become as big as the former with audiences in Japan (and worldwide). A 1-volume manga series called Shojo Manga seems to have quite the answer on why that’s the case, with the panels above.

As translated from RocketNews24,

“Man: “If…if shojo manga really were interesting, wouldn’t more men be reading them?”

Woman: “You’ve got it all wrong. It’s not that men don’t read them because they’re not interesting.”

“Women read shonen manga and seinen manga. Men don’t read josei manga, but not because they aren’t interesting.”

“Men have no problems with women pursuing them while they, the men, hold onto their own values. But they absolutely can’t stand getting closer to a women’s values.”

That last paragraph is intriguing to say the least. As a man, I do feel that there is some truth to this. I love it when women like the same things I like. I welcome them no matter what. Yet I know that the male psyche can get a little insecure if it feels that women pose a threat. Women also do the same to each other.

Here’s the thing - when I’m around other guys who feel inadequate about their own selves as men or take strong pride in being macho, I have felt threatened because I was afraid of the teasing that would happened. When I am by myself, I feel relieved and find female fandom interesting to talk to. I don’t enjoy the pressure of masculinity at times where I think it hurts more than it helps.

Lately I’ve been inspired to use a Final Fantasy IX speedrun route developed by a transgender female streamer based in Germany. She was able to come up with a route without researching other FFIX speedruns. The runner focused a great deal on limiting the amount of menus needed and time spent on them. As any speedrunner will tell you, being able to menu well is a key component of being good at going fast. She has the current World Record for the PC version of the game (as of this writing). I downloaded her notes, loved what I saw, watched a popular FFIX speedrunner gain success with it, and will use them once I get back to playing the game again. If I were around the casual crowd, I would get criticism about why I’m taking advice from a girl and a transgender one at most. I don’t want any part of it.

But what about anime and manga? I don’t know know too many of my female friends that follow shojo or josei much. Some find the shojo cliches to be unrealistic to read or the artwork not amazing. But what about josei? Why is there a lack of interest into the mind of an adult woman going through life’s struggles? I mean, a mangaka like Moyoco Anno has fascinating stories to tell. Maybe it comes down to statements like this.

“I ain’t gonna be a nurse; I don’t have the tolerance for people. I don’t want it to sound bad, but I’ve always seen a woman in the position of a nurse or some kind of health care worker. I see it as more of a woman’s touch.”

That’s from an article about the state of jobs in America where knowledge/soft skill jobs where women excel in are increasing, compared to the traditional blue-collar jobs where men feel comfortable in continue to decrease. It ties into the Shojo Manga statement on women’s values. You don’t mind someone getting success as long they always walk behind you, but not ahead where you have to look to them for advice. You don’t want to look weak.

However, I do think it’s important for men to understand women and see what to learn from their experiences. Their values may differ from one another and they may do things that make you go “Huh?”, but that’s the charm. Women represent the emotional complexity that life brings. They also represent something that’s missing for most people - a sense of community. Women believe in building foundations for groups of people more so than men. One final point I want to make is women provide lessons in listening and not saying anything. I’ve noticed that many men (including myself) rush to solve problems, when we need to sit down, listen, and then go from there in a way that’s more thoughtful. I’m still figuring things out every day as there’s always something new to discover.

I’m not going to say that women should be treated as the holy grail because nobody’s perfect. It takes a mix of all kinds of values from all kinds of life to develop the value that makes someone “mainstream” in the eyes of many.

More commentary on the topic at AstroNerdBoy

#shojo manga #psychology of women #manga #Tina Yamashina #Naoko Matsuda

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diddles-doodles · 5 years

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I think that water colour really flows well with the feeling of “in praise of shadows” because it lends itself to a mistake or unintentional line or texture but urges you to incorporate that’s into an idea. I wanted to capture the feeling of a shadow which can be an extreme blanket of darkness only showing what it wants you to see, where as, it can also just give a light wash over the place that gives it a relaxed and dull feeling.

I love Tina Yamashina’s style of using patterns to compliment her illustrations and give them a dream like effect with softer colours and more pastel colour pallets.

91miyo’s style is a lot more watercolour base to create fluid characters and illustrations which is what I have tried to capture in my work.

I’ve been using pencils as a kind of way to show shadow effecting the whole environment and a monochromatic feeling is a common theme in bookcovers for this book so I wanted to carry that through to the inside illustrations.

#art #artist #artists on tumblr #illustration #illustrator #bookarts

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shoujo-dump · 5 months

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