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Akemi Matsunae (松苗あけみ,
Matsunae Akemi, born 18
November 1956 in Tokyo, ****an) is a ****anese shōjo
manga artist. She made her
debut in 1977 with Yakusoku...
- (周々木 鹿ー,
Susuki Kaichi),
nicknamed Susukichi (ススキチ) and
Tsugumi Matsunae (松苗 亜実,
Matsunae Tsugumi), the
latter of whom
returns from the
first game's Solo...
- with
series composition by
Shingo Irie [ja],
character designs by
Haruka Matsunae and
monster designs by Yuki Miyamoto. The
music is
composed by Natsumi...
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Kawaguchi 12 1988 —
Mister Ajikko,
Daisuke Terasawa Junjō
Crazy Fruits,
Akemi Matsunae Bonobono,
Mikio Igarashi Be-Bop High School,
Kazuhiro Kiuchi (tie) 13 1989...
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Matsumoto (松本 大洋)
Temari Matsumoto (松本 テマリ) Tomo
Matsumoto (マツモト トモ)
Akemi Matsunae Hino
Matsuri (樋野 まつり)
Susumu Matsu****a (松下 進)
Tokihiko Matsuura (松浦聡彦)...
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player Akemi Masuda (増田 明美, born 1964), ****anese
marathon runner Akemi Matsunae (松苗 あけみ, born 1956), ****anese
manga artist Akemi Matsuno (松野 明美, born 1968)...
- of the main
contributors of the
magazine besides Sakumi Yoshino,
Akemi Matsunae and
Wakako MIzuki. In this magazine, she
published her only long series...
- ****ets at the
conclusion of the iOS game
include the
appearance of
Tsugumi Matsunae, a
character later appearing in the sequel, Neo: The
World Ends with You...
- writer,
translator Nina
Matsumoto (born 1984)
Temari Matsumoto Akemi Matsunae (born 1956) Asa
Matsuoka (1893–1980)
Kyoko Matsuoka (1935–2022), children's...
- Bouquet.
Several award-winning
works were
serialized in Bouquet.
Akemi Matsunae's Junjō
Crazy Fruits won the
Kodansha Manga Award in 1988,
Mieko Ōsaka [ja]'s...
