Kahori Onozuka (小野塚 カホリ | Onozuka Kahori; born November 2, 1962 in Yokohama, Japan) is a Japanese mangaka. She debuted in 1994 in Young Amour magazine. She deals with LGBT issues (both male and female) in most of her works.
Bibliography
Edit
- Aido (Shougakukan, 2003)
- Auto Aiming (Magazine Magazine, 1999)
- Bikenshi (Magazine Magazine, 2007)
- Bishounen (Magazine Magazine, 2005)
- Boku wa Tenshi ja Nai yo (Magazine Magazine, 1998)
- Botan (Takarajimasha, 1998)
- Crazy Smile (Kodansha, 2003)
- Dessin (Kindai Eigasha, 1999)
- Hana (Magazine Magazine, 1999)
- Jorunada (Shodensha, 2002)
- Kafun Koukai (Takarajimasha, 1999)
- Komachi Fuuden (Shogakukan, 2003)
- Koushite Neko wa Ai wo Musaboru (Shodensha, 2002)
- Logos (Magazine Magazine, 1999)
- Long, Long Ago (Ohzora Shuppan, 2007)
- Moyuru Hoho (Magazine Magazine, 2013)
- Nico Says (Kindai Eigasha, 1998)
- Pure Shadow (Magazine Magazine, 2003)
- Raglan Sleeve (Houbunsha, 2000)
- Rakuen no Minami (Kodansha, 2005)
- Renai o Shite mo Sex o Shite mo, Subete Munashii Shounen no Tame no Porno Graffitti (Magazine Magazine, 2015)
- Rolls-Royce Radio (Ohta Shuppan, 2002)
- Ryoshuu (Magazine Magazine, 2000)
- Seijitsu Kairaku (Magazine Magazine/Junet, 2009)
- Shimi (Shougakukan, 2001)
- Shinagawa Shinjuu (Shodensha, 2011)
- Shinya Shounen (Magazine Magazine, 1998)
- Shounen Nawageshou (Magazine Magazine/Junet, 2013)
- Sodomu (Kodansha, 2000)
- Suki sa Suki sa Suki sa (Takarajimasha, 1999)
- Ugetsu Monogatari (Daitosha, 2013)
- Ware ni Gogatsu o (Shinshokan, 2000)
- Yubi no wa Monogatari (Shodensha, 2000)
SourcesEdit
- "ONOZUKA Kahori", Baka-Updates Manga. Last updated 23 May 2017. Accessed 2 Nov 2017.
| This page uses Creative Commons Licensed content from Wikipedia (view authors). |
