Shōjo Club

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Shōjo Club (Shōjo Kurabu / 少女倶楽部, later renamed to 少女クラブ in 1946) was a monthly Japanese girls' magazine begun by Kodansha in November 1923. Initially, the magazine featured articles, poetry and serialized novels, but it began to feature more manga in its later years.^[1] It is the sister-publication of Shōnen Club, which was founded in 1914.

Notable works[]

Serialized novels[]

• Ranpo Edogawa
  • Tōjō no kijutsushi (塔上の奇術師)
  • Mahō ningyō (魔法人形)

Serialized manga[]

• Machiko Hasegawa
  • Sazae-san
  • Nakayoshi techō (仲よし手帖)
• Tezuka Osamu
  • Phoenix
  • Princess Knight
• Fujio Akatsuka
  • Kurayami no tenshi (くらやみの天使)
  • Ohana-chan (おハナちゃん)
  • Aoi me no Yuki (青い目の由紀)
• Hideko Mizuno
  • Hoshi no Tategoto (星のたてごと)
• Tetsuya Chiba
  • Mama no Violin (ママのヴァイオリン)
• Shotaro Ishinomori
  • Ryuujin Numa (竜神沼)

See also[]

• List of manga magazines
• Shōnen Club

References[]

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