The Hana to Yume
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Cover of the March 2014 issue of The Hana to Yume, published by Hakusensha on January 25, 2014
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| Categories | Shōjo manga |
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| Frequency | Odd-numbered months |
| First issue | 28 August 1999 |
| Company | Hakusensha |
| Country | Japan |
| Based in | Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo |
| Language | Japanese |
| Website | http://www.hanayume.com/ hanayume/zh_now.html |
The Hana to Yume (Japanese: ザ花とゆめ Hepburn: Za Hana to Yume?) is a Japanese shōjo manga magazine that has been published on the 26th of each odd-month by Hakusensha.
The magazine serves as a supplementary issue to the larger magazine Hana to Yume, featuring one-shots or side stories of series running in Hana to Yume. There are series running irregularly in the magazine.
Current serializing titles
- Akuma to Dolce – Julietta Suzuki (on hiatus)
- Hachimitsu no Hana – Tatsuya Kiuchi (on hiatus)
- Ichien Warashi – Takami Konohana
- Kōfuku Lawn – Tamami Satō
- Nibun no Wan! Ōji – Seiko Nakamura
- Reizōko Monogatari – Puroton
- W Juliet II – Emura[1]
Past serializing titles
- Boku wa ne. – Kiyo Fujiwara
- Buriki no Kandume – Sachi Minami
- Duel Love: Koi Suru Otome wa Shōri no Megami – Sakura Hinata[2]
- Fushigi no Maria-kun – Dai Shiina
- Full House Kiss – Shiori Yuwa[3]
- Gakkō Hotel – Satoshi Morie[4]
- Gokuraku Smile – Miku Sakamoto
- Hakuji – Satoshi Morie[5]
- Himegimi to Sanbiki no Kemono – Mitsubachi Miyuki
- Jiujiu – Tōya Tobina[6] (moved from Hana to Yume in 2010)
- Kenketsu Rush – Fuon Amahara
- Kimi to Scandal – Kazuko Furumiya
- Kokuhaku Club – Nobuyo Yamamoto
- Lip Smoke - Mai Nishikata
- Missile Happy! – Miki Kiritani
- Mō Speed de Karera wa – Nobuyo Yamamoto
- Nekomachi Shop Guide – Miku Sakamoto
- Osuteki Darling – Mao Fujisaki
- Pheromomania Syndrome – Ichiha (moved from Hana to Yume in 2007)[3]
- Puri Puri: Himegimi wa Ōji-sama – Miki Kiritani
- Ren'ai Kewpie – Miki Kiritani
- S • A – Maki Minami (moved to Hana to Yume in 2004)[7]
- Sarashi Asobi – Tōya Tobina[8]
- Sister Series – Satoshi Morie
- Sweet Black – Mai Nishikata
- Tadaima no Uta – Yūki Fujimoto (moved from Hana to Yume in 2009)
- Tenshi no Doppelganger – Fuon Amahara
- Toraware Gokko – Miku Sakamoto[9]
- Yūjō Survival – Seiko Nakamura[8]
- VS. Otome-gumi – Miku Sakamoto
References
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- Official website (Japanese)
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