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

In this sixth official Touhou manga series from ZUN, the shrine maiden Reimu Hakurei goes to investigate a strange rumor in the human village, where she gets involved with the local Geidontei bar and its poster girl, Miyoi Okunoda.

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.

The fifth official Touhou manga (and the first webcomic) written by ZUN and originally drawn by Ginmokusei. Touhou Chireikiden focuses on Satori Komeiji's endeavors as a detective, solving mysteries around Gensokyo. Serialization was paused for a few months after volume 2 was finished due to the health concerns of the original artist Ginmokusei. The series resumed serialization with Yuu Akimaki as the new artist. Links: Manga on NicoNico Touhou Web Blog New serialisation: Amazon Bookwalker EbookJapan

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 fourth and final part in the official long-running Touhou Sangetsusei series, marking the long-awaited return of the daily tomfoolery by Gensokyo's Three Fairies of Light. This time, they're joined by fan-favorite and honorary fourth member, Clownpiece! 2005: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Eastern and Little Nature Deity. 2006: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Strange and Bright Nature Deity. 2009: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Oriental Sacred Place. 2016: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Visionary Fairies in Shrine.

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

Touhou official comic published by Kadokawa in Comp Ace that began publishing on October 26, 2012. The story is written by ZUN, with illustrations by Moe Harukawa. It introduces a human book renter and collector Kosuzu Motoori as the main character, with the story centered around her mysterious ability to decipher any book no matter the language or script, and her assortment of various rare and dangerous demon books.

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?

The Grimoire of Marisa (グリモワールオブマリサ Gurimowāru obu Marisa) is the third official Touhou book. Its focus is mainly on spell cards of many characters with screen shots of that spell card from the games, and comments written in the perspective of Marisa Kirisame, as she has made this album or scrapbook. It has art by Moriki Takeshi and Genji Asai.

The third part in the official long-running series about the daily shenanigans of Gensokyo's biggest pranksters, the Three Fairies of Light. 2005: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Eastern and Little Nature Deity. 2006: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Strange and Bright Nature Deity. 2009: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Oriental Sacred Place. 2016: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Visionary Fairies in Shrine. Português: Continuação do Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Strange and Bright Nature Deity.

A Cute and funny set of stories about two Rabbit Girl youkai - Reisen Udongein Inaba, Tewi Inaba and an Exiled Lunar Princess - Kaguya Houraisan along with Reisen's Master - Erin Yagokoto, and their everyday life in Eientei. Reisen Udongein Inaba: A rabbit who abandoned her allies and fled from Moon. She looks up to Erin as her Master. Tewi: An Earth rabbit who has lived a long time and has become a Yokai. She is supposed to bring good luck to anyone who meets her. Kaguya Houraisan: A former Moon Princess who drank an elixir of Immortality and was banished for it. Now she is the Lady of Eientei. Erin Yagokoro: A Pharmacist who lives in Eientei after fleeing from moon. Formerly in charge of Educating Kaguya. It counts as an official entry in the Touhou series, the third in the interconnected Touhou Bougetsushou storyline, albeit semi-canon due to its comedic gag-manga nature and ZUN being only a supervisor and not the sole author.

東方儚月抄 (romanized Touhou Bougetsushou, meaning Eastern Ephemeral Moon Vignette) is a loosely interconnected storyline about the Lunarians that includes Silent Sinner in Blue, Cage in Lunatic Runagate, and Inaba of the Moon and Inaba of the Earth.Official Release:Indonesian release by Elex Media

The second part in the official long-running series about the daily mischief and wacky buffoonery of Gensokyo's Three Fairies of Light. After Eastern and Little Nature Deity ended abruptly because Nemu Matsukura had to leave the project due to health reasons, artist Hirasaka Makoto took over as permanent artist for the series. 2005: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Eastern and Little Nature Deity. 2006: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Strange and Bright Nature Deity. 2009: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Oriental Sacred Place. 2016: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Visionary Fairies in Shrine.

It'a autumn in Gensokyo. Hieda no Akyu is about to finish the next chronicle of Gensokyo when she is visited by several inhabitants of the land.

This is the first serialized, official Touhou manga story and the beginning of the long-running series about the daily hijinks and adventures of Gensokyo's Three Fairies of Light. 2005: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Eastern and Little Nature Deity. 2006: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Strange and Bright Nature Deity. 2009: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Oriental Sacred Place. 2016: Touhou Sangetsusei ~ Visionary Fairies in Shrine.

Seasonal Dream Vision is a semi-official Touhou fanbook. (東方紫香花, literally Touhou Shikouhana, meaning Incense of Violet Flowers) It is quite similar to Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red, as it features comics, a music CD, and a story by ZUN, all about Gensokyo. It ranges from drama to comedy, all focused on the strange world Touhou takes place in. Contents Comic pg.004: Sakura~ I Wish~ pg.012: Clover and Promise pg.024: Eastern Azalea in May ～Nightingale～ pg.040: How to Grow a Blue Rose pg.048: Evening Primrose - Free Heart pg.070: Snowdrop ~Winter's Gift~ pg.084: Sakuramochi pg.102: Scarlet Anemone pg.109: A Night of Ten Thousand Flowers pg.117: Mountain Green, Blossom Blown pg.127: Eternity / Akizakura - cosmos bipinnatus pg.135: Seeing Cherry Blossom in mid Autumn Story pg.171: A Beautiful Flower Blooming Violet Every Sixty Years, written by ZUN This Chapter 13, containing only text, is available here

1st official fanbook of the Touhou series, is written by ZUN and drawn by Kususaga Rin and some others. It features Aya Shameimaru writing a newspaper about the Touhou world, with some comics and newspaper articles. It also comes with a music CD featuring tracks from POFV. Circle/Artist list 01 Haniwa's Store & ZUN 02 Makoto Kurasawa 03 Iron Temple/Yuki Narumi 04 Shunichi Fujiwara 05 Misuzu Fujimiya 06 Yamai 07 Harao 08 Kiriu 09 Clash house/Hirasaka Makoto ZUN only involved in the 1st chapter. Hirasaka Makoto is the mangaka who writes several Touhou official mangas