Azuma Aya

A dramatic story set in the past of Gensokyo, before the creation of the spell card rules, following around a young Reimu. Unofficial and non-canon. Published in the web edition of Strange Creators of Outer World.

Touhou manga from Azuma Aya published in the official Strange Creators of Outer World magazine. This is a non-canon doujinshi.

A non-canon doujin Touhou manga featuring Komachi Onozuka, written by Azuma Aya and published in the official Strange Creators of Outer World magazine.

Part of "BATTLEFIELD GIRLS", another Touhou doujinshi by the same author.

A Renko x Maribel doujin.

A Marisa x Reimu doujin.

Story about the Moriya residents before moving to Gensokyo

Note: The manga that came with the Touhou fortune-telling book "Whispered Oracle of Hakurei Shrine".

The second in the line of official Touhou Spell Card printworks, featuring a traditional comic story drawn by Aya Azuma and a danmaku fireworks competition that takes a wrong turn right in the middle.

Following on the heels of Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red, Alternative Facts in Eastern Utopia is presented as Aya Shameimaru's attempt to create a tabloid magazine in the style of "Shuukan Bunshun", a notorious high-circulation tabloid published weekly in Japan. This art book, featuring articles, illustrations, interviews, comics etc., gives us a glimpse into the first issue of the "Bunbunharu Weekly", which due to various circumstances had to be cancelled right before its release.

The official bi-annual Touhou magazine featuring various interviews, showcases, previews with ZUN, the Tasofro crew and his dedicated artists. Also a comes with a section for non-canon doujin comics. More details on Touhou Wiki: https://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/Strange\_Creators\_of\_Outer\_World

In this 10 volume official Touhou series, spanning the time period of nine long years between the UFO and WBaWC games, we follow the misadventures of the business inept shrine maiden Reimu Hakurei and her ever-curious friend Marisa Kirisame, who meet a mysterious, young hermit woman named Ibara Kasen. Upon seeing how sloppily the Hakurei Shrine conducts its business, she decides to become a regular shrine visitor, determined to lend her near unlimited wisdom to the shrine maiden, in order to make her place a proper Shinto Shrine. Does the nagging, yet well meaning hermit bring nothing but good-will with her advice, or is there something more sinister hiding behind the friendly face and her bandaged arm?