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Mikiyo Tsuda (つだみきよ,
Tsuda Mikiyo, born on
January 10) is a ****anese
manga writer and
illustrator from ****ui
Prefecture who has been
writing manga since...
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Mikiyo Ōno (大野 幹代, Ōno
Mikiyo, born 17 June 1974) is a ****anese model,
actress and J-pop singer. She was the
youngest member of the
group CoCo. Ohno was...
- CoCo was a ****anese pop
group which consisted of
Mikiyo Ohno,
Azusa Senou,
Rieko Miura,
Erika Haneda, and Maki Miyamae. CoCo
released their first single...
- Woman:
Kesenai kioku) is a 1997 V-Cinema
erotic thriller film
starring Mikiyo Ohno. It is the
fifth installment of the Zero
Woman film series. Rei, an...
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title of a
fictional series written and
illustrated by ****anese
author Mikiyo Tsuda about the
lives of
three high
school boys and the
school they attend...
- (1996–2004) Liling-Po by Ako
Yutenji (1997-2006) The Day of
Revolution by
Mikiyo Tsuda (1998–2001) The
Demon Ororon by
Hakase Mizuki (1998–2001) Antique...
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Kameda –
second violin (tracks 6 and 11)
Takahiro Enokido –
viola (track 3)
Mikiyo Kikuchi –
first viola (tracks 6 and 11)
Reiichi Tateizumi –
second viola...
- Hepburn:
Kakumei no Hi) is a ****anese
manga written and
illustrated by
Mikiyo Tsuda. The
series was
serialized in Shinshokan's
manga magazine South between...
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Keiko Kitagawa. One of her good friends, also a
fellow manga artist, is
Mikiyo Tsuda,
otherwise known as
Taishi Zaō. They
often co-author
manga together...
- the genre,
recommending it to
readers who have enjo****
similar manga like
Mikiyo Tsuda's
Princess Princess.
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recommended it to
readers who...
