Nana, Vol. 17

Nana, Vol. 17 by Ai Yazawa is an illustrated edition published by VIZ Media LLC on July 7, 2009. This volume continues the story of two girls named Nana whose chance meeting on a train to Tokyo sets them on a path intertwined with destiny. As Hachi navigates her engagement to Takumi and the complexities of her relationship with Nana, she grapples with feelings of distance and the impact of external pressures, including media scrutiny of Nana’s family history.
In this installment, readers will find Hachi attempting to intervene in Nana’s life as the tabloids threaten to expose her troubled past. The narrative explores themes of friendship and the consequences of good intentions, as Hachi’s efforts to support Nana may lead to unforeseen complications. With a focus on contemporary women’s experiences, this volume adds depth to the ongoing saga, inviting readers to reflect on the dynamics of their relationships. The book comprises 200 pages and is presented in English, making it accessible to a wide audience.
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A chance meeting on a train to Tokyo sends two girls named Nana on a collision course with destiny!
Ever since she got engaged to Takumi and moved out of apartment 707, Hachi has felt like she’s slipping out of Nana’s life. When the tabloids start digging up Nana’s troubled family history, Hachi tries to step in and take care of things. But the price for bringing down Blast keeps going up. Will Hachi’s good intentions just make things worse?!
Ever since she got engaged to Takumi and moved out of apartment 707, Hachi has felt like she’s slipping out of Nana’s life. When the tabloids start digging up Nana’s troubled family history, Hachi tries to step in and take care of things. But the price for bringing down Blast keeps going up. Will Hachi’s good intentions just make things worse?!
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