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Erica Sakurazawa to Launch New Manga on November 6

Sakurazawa returns to essay-style manga with a magazine serialization after her recent Paris 1921 work ran on a website, giving Feel Young readers a new title from a creator whose catalog Tokyopop released in the 2000s.

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Erica Sakurazawa to Launch New Manga on November 6

The November issue of Shodensha's Feel Young magazine announced that Erica Sakurazawa will launch a new manga, Watashi no Manga (Mayoi) Michi (My [Lost] Road to Manga), in the magazine's next issue on November 6. The manga will feature behind-the-scenes essays from "that era." Sakurazawa's Paris 1921 manga launched on Kateigaho.com in June 2024, and Sekaibunkasha published one volume in October 2025.

The new manga, Watashi no Manga (Mayoi) Michi, will run in the magazine's next issue on November 6. It will carry behind-the-scenes essays from what the announcement calls "that era." Sakurazawa's Paris 1921 manga, about French painter Marie Laurencin and fashion designer Coco Chanel, launched on Sekaibunkasha's Kateigaho.com site in June 2024, and Sekaibunkasha published one volume in October 2025. Her earlier Koi wa Okane ja Kaemasen ended with its fourth volume in November 2022 after launching in Shueisha's office YOU in January 2021.

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Watashi no Manga (Mayoi) Michi Erica Sakurazawa

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