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I Found It at Twilight

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Type Manga
Release Year / Date May 15, 1975
Country Japan
Author A-ko Mutsu
Artist / Illustrator A-ko Mutsu
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Volumes 1
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"I Found It at Twilight" is a classic shoujo manga anthology featuring a collection of romantic short stories originally serialized in Shueisha's Ribon magazine and its seasonal special issues throughout the early 1970s. The compilation brings together several standalone tales that capture the emotional depth, youthful innocence, and heartfelt drama characteristic of the era's romance manga. The volume includes the titular story published in June 1974, alongside five other distinct works: "My Dear Leo," "Kintarou-kun," "Delicious Love Potion," "Please Understand, Mr. Moon," and "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Spanning releases from 1972 to 1974 across various seasonal Ribon special editions, these narratives explore themes of budding romance, celestial wishes, and tender adolescent encounters. This anthology serves as a curated retrospective of early seventies shoujo storytelling, preserving the delicate art style and sentimental tone that defined the genre during this formative period in manga history.
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