Yū Asagiri
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Works
Asagiri started her career in 1978 drawing shōjo manga in Kodansha's Nakayoshi magazine. In the mid-1990s, she switched to josei manga, and to boy's love manga. She also provided illustrations for boy's love novels.
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Shojo manga
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Josei manga
Boy's love manga
Illustration books
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References
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- ↑ Libre Publishing: Mr.シークレットフロア～小説家の戯れなひびき～
- ↑ Libre Publishing: Mr.シークレットフロア ～炎の王子～
- ↑ Libre Publishing: Mr.シークレットフロア ～砂漠の香りの男～
- ↑ Libre Publishing: Mr.シークレットフロア ～軍服の恋人～
- ↑ Libre Publishing: Mr.シークレットフロア ～僕を食らう獣の輝き～
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External links
- Official page (in Japanese)
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- 1956 births
- 2018 deaths
- Women manga artists
- Manga artists from Tokyo
- Winner of Kodansha Manga Award (Shōjo)
- Hentai creators
- Japanese female comics artists
- Japanese female comics writers
- 20th-century Japanese women writers
- 20th-century Japanese writers
- 21st-century Japanese women writers
- Deaths from pneumonia in Japan
- Pseudonymous women writers
- Pseudonymous artists
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