Nozomu Tamaki

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Nozomu Tamaki (環望, Tamaki Nozomu, born October 7, 1966 in Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese manga artist. His most notable work, Dance in the Vampire Bund, was licensed in English by Seven Seas Entertainment and adapted into a 12 episodes anime series by the studio Shaft.^[1]

Works[]

Mainstream[]

Doujinshi[]

• Ne-To-Ge (2007 Shōnen Gahōsha)^[18]
• Scandal Shiyō yo (2006 Wani Magazine),^[19] sequel of Kokuminteki Kanojo
• Narikiri Lovers (2006 Takeshobo)^[20]
• Coneco!! (2005 Takeshobo),^[21] same universe as Anego!
• Kyō wa Nani Shiyō (2005 Futabasha)^[22]
• Jōō-sama tte Yobanaide! (2004 Ohzora Shuppan), story: Marrie Nekosensha^[23]
• Anego! (2004–2005, serialized in Vitamin, Takeshobo)^[24][25]
• Hataraku Megami-sama (2004 Wani Magazine)^[26]
• Nanairo Karen (2003 Futabasha)^[27]
• Kokuminteki Kanojo (2003 Wani Magazine)^[28]
• Maid de Ikimasshoi! (2003, serialized in Vitamin, Takeshobo)^[29]
• Freaks Dorm (2002 Futabasha)
• Iki o Hisomete Idakuite (2001 Angel Shuppan)
• Dare ka no Onna (2001 Takeshobo)^[30]
• Ura Ura Jungle Heat (2000 Angel Shuppan)^[31]
• Kawaii Hito (2000 Angel Shuppan)^[32] (2004 reprint Futabasha)^[33]
• Oshigoto Shinakya ne - Let's Love Work (2000 Takeshobo)
• Kimi ga Karada de Uso o Tsuku (2000 Angel Shuppan)^[34] (2004 reprint Futabasha)^[35]
• Ii Koto Shinai ka Koneko-chan (1999 Daitosha)^[36] (2002 reprint Daitosha)
• Hito ni Ienai Aidakara (1998 Angel Shuppan)^[37] (2003 reprint Futabasha)^[38]
• Femme Kabuki^[39] (姫カブキ恋道中 Hime Kabuki Rendōchū; 1998–1999, serialized in Men’s Action, Futabasha)
• Gomen ne Acchie: Koko ni KISS shite (1999 Angel Shuppan)^[40] (2002 reprint Souryuusha)^[41]
• Gomen ne Acchie (1998 Angel Shuppan) (2002 reprint Souryuusha)^[42]

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References[]

External links[]

• Nozomu Tamaki at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
• Official website (in Japanese)
• Personal Blog (in Japanese)