
The Zenkan Dokuha used books section of the
Rakuten online store
reports that
Karuho Shiina's
Kimi ni Todoke shōjo manga will be adapted into a drama project this April. This report has not been corroborated by an official source yet. Zenkan Dokuha specializes in selling complete series sets of used manga, and it lists "media mix" (media tie-in) information for the various titles in its collection. The manga has been running in
Shueisha's
Bessatsu Margaret magazine since 2005, and eight compiled volumes have been published.
According to the distributor
Simon & Schuster,
Viz Media is planning to launch this romantic comedy manga in North America this July. The manga was
nominated for the first ever Manga Taisho Awards last January, and it
won the Best
Shōjo Manga award in the 32nd Annual
Kodansha Manga Awards last spring.