It's too Plain to say that it's Strange.

Fushigi to Iu ni wa Jimi na Hanashi

It's too Plain to say that it's Strange.
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Origination: Manga
Demographic: Seinen
Published: 2012
Status: πŸ“— Completed
Translation: Unknown
Final Chapter: Volume 1, Chapter 57
Ranked: #91,135
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Kondo Akino, who is also active as a contemporary artist and manga artist, and whose works include "Ms. A-san's Lover" vol. 1-5 (continued by KADOKAWA) and "Thinking in New York" vol. 1-2 (continued by Akishobo), has released her first collection of essays in a new edition at a more affordable price. The book contains 58 essays, including "Not in the Sky and Not at the Bottom of the Hole," a new work drawn especially for the new edition, as well as 58 illustrations and two manga. Handwritten characters are used in abundance. Subtle and mysterious, gently scary. The days of Kondo Akino.

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Authors: Kondoh Akino
Artists: Kondoh Akino
Genres: Psychological, Slice of Life

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