Nana
Nana by Ai Yazawa is an illustrated manga published by VIZ Media LLC on September 2, 2008. This volume is part of an ongoing series that has garnered significant attention, with over 38.3 million copies sold in Japan. The story follows Hachi as she navigates her future with Takumi while grappling with her past relationships, particularly her friendship with Nana and the band Blast, which adds layers of complexity to her life.
Readers will find a rich narrative that explores themes of friendship and personal growth, as Hachi faces challenges that test her resolve and relationships. The intertwining lives of the characters, including the impending nuptials of Nana and Ren, create a dynamic backdrop for Hachi’s journey. This edition, comprising 192 pages, invites readers into the world of manga, where the emotional depth and character development are central to the storytelling experience.
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• An ongoing manga series—over 17 volumes with over 38.3 million copies sold to date in Japan
• Every volume has reached the TOP 10 in Japan’s best-seller list.
• Inspired an anime series, live action movies, music CD, and PS2 game
• VIZ Media has the rights for the Nana anime series.
• VIZ Pictures is releasing Nana movie 1 & 2.
• A top-ten title in Japan and winner of a Shogakukan Manga Award in the girls category in 2003
• Named one of the Top 50 Manga Properties in 2006 by ICv2
• Yazawa also contributed character designs for the Courtney Love inspired series, Princess Ai. The collaboration between the grunge rock queen and the wildly popular mangaka was an immediate hit.
Hachi tells herself that she’s got her eye on the future and her life with Takumi, but she just can’t let go of the past and her friendship with Nana and the rest of Blast–especially Nobu. And the tangle gets thicker when Hachi’s wedding has to be postponed in favor of Nana and Ren’s nuptials. Can Hachi handle another delay in her happily-ever-after?
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