Arina Tanemura Fan Club

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Arina Tanemura (種村 有菜 - March 12, 1978)  is a mangaka who does mainly shōjo manga. She debuted in 1996 with the Nibanme no Koi no Katachi. To date, her works are published in the manga magazine Ribon and are distributed in several countries. Tanemura Arina is also her real name.

Arina Tanemura's mangas:

▪ I-O-N
▪ Kanshaku-dama no Yūutsu (Firecracker is Melancholy) 
▪ Kamikaze Kaitō Jeanne
▪ Time Stranger Kyoko
▪ Full Moon wo Sagashite (also known as Full Moon) 
▪ Ginyū Meika - one-shot(Currently a bonus in Volume 2 of Full Moon o Sagashite)
▪ Shinshi Doumei Cross (The Gentlemen's Alliance)
▪ Shoujo Eve Ringo Jikan no 24 ji - one-shot (Ran in May 2007 Ribon Bikkuri Issue)

(If there's something missing in relations, let me know)

Arina Tanemura fans, gather here and be welcome! :D

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Favorite Character from each of Arina-Sensei's Works? MomoHime125 - Jan 18, 2008	41 replies	by -Ayu »» Mar 26, 2017 1:29 PM
Poll: Favorite Tanemura's work? ( 1 2 ) Haoji - Jul 27, 2007	58 replies	by -Ayu »» Mar 26, 2017 1:27 PM
Poll: Best Arina Couple? Chiibi - Mar 20, 2011	11 replies	by DeletedAccount_ »» Jan 29, 2013 12:42 PM
Sakura-hime Kaden Maora - Nov 3, 2008	10 replies	by BeautiiMai »» Sep 19, 2012 7:29 AM
Zettai Kakusei Tenshi reinee - Oct 1, 2008	4 replies	by Mangaluvr »» Oct 2, 2009 4:08 PM

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Klefki_of_Awsome | Apr 11, 9:12 AM

@RICEA42991 Hmhmm, that's true! Webcomic usually has a more rounded style like a cartoon kinda look, but manga panneling is generally done better and looks better too since most creators have unique styles that you can identify them by.

RICEA42991 | Apr 4, 5:34 PM

@Klefki_of_Awsome Also as a art lover, there's something about webcomics art that just feels like it doesn't feel fluid or expressive like regular manga does. I know many out there will disagree, but usually I can notice the difference.

Klefki_of_Awsome | Apr 4, 1:33 PM

@RICEA42991 Ahhh, yeahhh.. There's definitely a lot of repetition in plot and synopsis for these kind of works tbh.. Personally, I find it hard to find good ones, like there's a few but most of them are genres you wouldn't like so I won't recommend them to you (Girl's Love, adult series, but also a lot of shounen action clones and look alikes that are done pretty well like Tower of God and The God of Highschool which imho were great).

RICEA42991 | Apr 2, 8:23 PM

@Klefki_of_Awsome There's just something about manhwa that's always made me not have much interest in reading it. And this isn't just because it's not Japanese...its more like the plot. I feel the same way about webcomics......there's just something missing on those.

Klefki_of_Awsome | Apr 2, 5:51 PM

@RICEA42991 Well also Shintoism seems to give everything a purpose, even non tangible things like concepts and emotions so I guess people in Japan are pretty attached to what they have, regardless of sizes and whatnot. Overall, it's just a matter of mindset and utility imho.

Ahh, OK, I get that!:) I've read a few manwha before but I find them harder to get into, personally. Manga just feels more natural to me, also the reading style of manwha feels better online imho but that might just be me. For paper at least, I prefer manga.

RICEA42991 | Apr 2, 2:36 AM

@Klefki_of_Awsome When it comes to Japan, I believe overall being more multi-use, traditional or compact is still highly desired over there. Not sure about the mansions or huge homes but overall in general I still think it's less 'big' compared to say USA where even people in small apartments have huge stuff that barely fit in it.

Haha Yeah I was referring to the difference between storytelling and their styles between countries. I love Japan and overall the 'manga' plot types compared to something that seems straight out of a Hollywood movie with plot or character's personalities.

Klefki_of_Awsome | Apr 1, 5:23 PM

@RICEA42991 Well, when I see Asian houses in anime and irl, it's always pretty small compared to what we have here so I agree with you on that one! That said, there's also Japanese houses that are huge, so idk if it's totally related to being compact, and maybe just a choice in style and mindset..>:I>
I also wish people would put more focus on nature, so long as it doesn't endanger lives, that is..:)

Thanks!
And I see, I wasn't sure what you meant there..^^'>3

RICEA42991 | Mar 29, 11:07 AM

@Klefki_of_Awsome I think the furniture deal is mostly a Western (as in North America) deal because in other parts of the world, the focus is on being compact with it's furniture. America is always with the mindset 'bigger' in everything and it annoys me because it's not something I see useful at all....it's more of a burden actually! (It's annoying because the only thing they don't have the bigger mindset when it comes to greenery, yards and preservation natural settings and they should!) It's also contradictory as well, because while America is all about bigger, for people in apartments.....thats so not the case.

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Created: Jul 22, 2007

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Anime Relations

Full Moon wo Sagashite

Full Moon wo Sagashite: Kawaii Kawaii Daibouken

Jikuu Ihoujin Kyoko: Chocola ni Omakase!

Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne

Manga Relations

Full Moon wo Sagashite

I.O.N

Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne

Kanshakudama no Yuutsu

Sakura-hime Kaden

Shinshi Doumei Cross