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Asahinagu (manga)

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Alternative title:
あさひなぐ (Japanese)
薙刀社青春日記 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Genres: action, tournament
Plot Summary: When Asahi Toujima enters high school, she wants to have a new start and become a cooler person. However, changing isn't as easy as she'd thought. But when she and two other girls are strong-armed into the school's Naginata club, she might discover that it's just the thing to help her.
Number of tankoubon: 34
Number of pages: 218
Vintage: 2011-01-24 (serialized in Weekly Big Comic Spirits)
Release dates: We have 29
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Story & Art: Ai Kozaki
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Japanese companies
Publisher: Shogakukan
Chinese (Taiwan) staff
Chinese (Taiwan) companies
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Chinese (Taiwan) cast
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