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The Shogakukan Manga Award (小学館漫画賞, Shōgakukan Mangashō) is one of Japan's major manga awards, sponsored by Shogakukan Publishing. It has been awarded annually for serialized manga since 1955 and features candidates from a number of publishers. Each winning work will be honored with a bronze statuette and a prize of 1 million yen (about US$9,000). Special awards are also occasionally given out for outstanding work, lifetime achievement, and so forth.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Number of sales and date that number was acquired from in notes for each. Some of them I have personally estimated a higher figure than the date says.

No. 98 is Gaki Deka, but I couldn't find it. It has sold 30 million (November 16th, 2017), and was made by Tatsuhiko Yamagami and the publisher is Akita Shoten.

No. 99 says Jingi, but it seems to be Tachihara Ayumi's other work Maji! due to the dates and amount of volumes.

No. 55 is Somubu Somuka Yamaguchi Roppeita by Norio Hayashi & Yamaguchi Roppeita, which started in 1986 and ended in 2016 with 81 volumes & 731 chapters in Big Comic

No. 64 is Marugoshi Deka by Ken Kitashiba & Michio Watanabe, which started in 1986 with 75 volumes & 395 in Weekly Manga Sunday Jiysugyo no Nihon Sha.

No. 82 is Jingi by Ayumi Tachihara, but it doesn't have the amount of volumes or release date it says in Young Champion Akita Shoten.

No. 83 is Direful Industrial Volleyboys is Hiroyuki Murada, which started in 1989 with 67 volumes & 711 chapters in Weekly Young Magazine Kodansha.

Ranges from countries to mythology.

Manga relating to Ancient Egypt or Egyptian culture.

This is the continuation of last part,same as last time. I picked the ones that populars and underrated and which publisher publish it so on and so forth...

Princess is a shoujo manga magazine that comes out on the 6th of every month.

Missing titles:
Kōkyū ka-hi monogatari
Kono hito, zan'nen'na ikemendesu
​Teito ayakashi daihitsu Tan
Ka sen kōshu yawa sono reijin, kōkyū no yami o kiru
​Himeshima-kun, ato 20-senchi!
Nemoto shō no 2 pēji gekijō
Hai to dainamaito

List of manga that were mentioned in the book 少女マンガはどこからきたの? Manga that are not in MAL are listed as text in this description.


Year - Title - Magazine - Author

1937 - Kamuro-san - Shoujo Gahou - Ueda Toshiko

1947 - Shin Takarajima - Osamu Tezuka

1951 - Boku-chan - Shoujo Book - Ueda Toshiko

1951 - Matako to Shin-chan - Kobe Newspaper - Mure Akiko

1952 - Aki-chan - Kobe Newspaper - Mure Akiko

1952 - Shoukouji - Watanabe Masako

1953 - Ribbon no Kishi - Shoujo Club - Osamu Tezuka

1954 - Haha wo Yobu Uta - Sato Tomoe

1955 - Canary-san - Shoujo - Higashiura Mitsuo

1955 - Chougutsu no Yume - Shoujo Club - Mure Akiko

1955 - Kinoko-chan - Shoujo Club - Higashiura Mitsuo

1956 - Paris Tokyo - Takahashi Macoto

1957 - Fuichin-san - Shoujo Club - Ueda Toshiko

1957 - Yamabiko Shoujo - Shoujo Book - Watanabe Masako

1957 - Class no Otemba Nikki - Shoujo - Imamura Yoko

1958 - Tokyo Paris - Shoujo - Takahashi Macoto

1958 - Mama no Violin - Shoujo Club - Chiba Tetsuya

1958 - Futatsu no Uso - Nakayoshi - Koshiro Takeshi

1959 - Mou Uso wo Tsukanai - Izumi - Mure Akiko

1959 - Yuka wo Yobu Umi - Shoujo Club - Chiba Tetsuya

1959 - Chaco-chan no Nikki - Shoujo - Imamura Yoko

1959 - Shiawase no Hitomi Keiko no Maki - Watanabe Masako

1960 - Hana no Inochi - Aoi Tori - Mure Akiko

1960 - Hoshi no Tategoto - Shoujo Club - Mizuno Hideko

1960 - Chinkoro Nee-chan - Shuukan Asahi Geinou - Tominaga Ichiro

1960 - Ponkotsu Oyaji - Manga Sunday - Tominaga Ichiro

1960 - Yuutsuki no Yamabiko - Shoujo Club - Higashiura Mitsuo

1960 - Maki no Kuchibue - Ribon - Maki Miyako

1960 - Yuki no Hanabira - Shoujo Club - Maki Miyako

1961 - Hana no Ko Mari - Nakayoshi - Koshiro Takeshi

1961 - Eri no Akai Kutsu - Shoujo Book - Nishina Kimiko

1962 - Koori no Shiro - Shoujo Club - Kitajima Yoko

1962 - 1・2・3 to 4・5 Roku - Shoujo Club - Chiba Tetsuya

1963 - Camelia-kan - Ribon - Watanabe Masako

1963 - Nile no Oukan - Shoujo Friend - Kitajima Yoko

1963 - Suteki na Cola - Margaret - Mizuno Hideko

1963 - Ribon no Waltz - Ribon - Maki Miyako

1963 - Furisode Kenshi - Shoujo Friend - Higashiura Mitsuo

1964 - Hustle Yu-chan - Margaret - Imamura Yoko

1964 - Youko Series - Yashiro Masako

1964 - Suki Suki Bikki-sensei - Margaret - Mochizuki Akira

1964 - Shiroi Hana ni Tsuzuku Michi - Nakayoshi - Hanamura Eiko

1964 - Yuki no Kuru Hi ni - Nakayoshi - Koshiro Takeshi

1965 - Sayonara Sankaku - Ribon - Sato Tomoe

1965 - Shiroi Troika - Margaret - Mizuno Hideko

1965 - 5-nen Hibarigumi - Ribon - Sato Tomoe

1965 - Hana no Kan - Ribon - Watanabe Masako

1965 - Boyfriend Test - Kazaguruma - Sato Tomoe

1965 - Are ga Papa no Hoshi - Shoujo Friend - Takemoto Mitsuru

1966 - Futari no Hanamonogatari - Ribon - Takemoto Mitsuru

1966 - Kanna no Hoshi - Shougaku 4-nensei - Mochizuki Akira

1966 - Honey Honey no Suteki na Bouken - Ribon - Mizuno Hideko

1966 - Kiri no Naka no Shoujo - Margaret - Hanamura Eiko

1966 - Waga Ai wo Hoshi ni Inorite - Shougaku 5-nensei - Hanamura Eiko

1967 - SWEET★LALA - Ribon - Kitajima Yoko

1967 - Aniki Kanpai! - Ribon - Minamoto Tarou

1968 - 2-tsu no Present - Izumi - Mure Akiko

1968 - Ashita no Joe - Shuukan Shounen Magazine - Chiba Tetsuya

1968 - Sign wa V! - Shoujo Friend - Mochizuki Akira

1968 - Shoujo Liza - Hanamura Eiko

1969 - Youkina Tenkousei - Ribon - Sato Tomoe

1969 - Glass no Shiro - Margaret - Watanabe Masako

1969 - Futari no Erika - Shougaku 5-nensei - Kitajima Yoko

1969 - Fire! - Seventeen Monthly - Mizuno Hideko

1971 - Futari wa Koibito - Shoujo Friend - Minamoto Tarou

1972 - Akai Rucksack - Ribon - Sato Tomoe

1972 - Versailles no Bara - Margaret - Ikeda Riyoko

1977 - Yuuhigaoka no Souri Daijin - Shuukan Shounen Champion - Mochizuki Akira

1978 - Ai no Ryuusa - Hanamura Eiko

1985 - Akujo Seisho - Josei Jishin - Maki Miyako

1988 - Genji Monogatari - Maki Miyako

1993 - Kinpeibai - Mystery Jour - Watanabe Masako

Isekai, or tranport to another world/realm, has been around for a long time. Historically we have legends of travel to fae realms like tir na nog, we have japanese folk tales of being transported to the sea kingdom, we have famous literature like The Wizard of Oz and Alice in Wonderland.

So, "Isekai" is not a new concept. However, its appearance in japanese manga and anime (when not a direct adaptation of the previously mentioned literature), is somewhat new. I decided to pull together a small timeline of the female-lead isekai manga, anime and light novels. I am not including Sci-fi works where they simply travel to different planets through space, as that is its own separate category and has its own distinct history of development and works it draws on.

shojosei supremacy
-Oscar François de Jarjayes

for historical and shojosei lovers out there <3
(mostly classics)