A set of Kodansha's "Nakayoshi" magazine extras. Shizue Takanashi Case 　11cm (height) x 16cm (width) x 2.2cm (thickness) 　Thick paper green case 　Snaps to close 　Minor scratches, but almost new 　Shizue Takanashi debuted in 1975 with "From Momotaro to the Stars" published in a "Nakayoshi" special edition. 　She gained popularity with her cute and simple illustrations and style. 　"Good Morning! Spank," serialized from 1978 to 1982, was a big hit, 　and was also made into a TV anime and movie. 　She won the 5th Kodansha Manga Award in 1981. 　Other works include "Pocketful of Dreams," "Look This Way, Suki," "Orange Communication," and the "Ojamajo Doremi series." Chieko Hara's Faustine Case 　7cm (height) x 8.8cm (width) x 2cm (thickness) 　Thick paper light yellow case 　Snaps to close 　Stains overall due to aging Chieko Hara's Faustine Memo Pad 　20cm (height) x 5cm (width) long memo 　When opened, it's 40cm long, with perforations 　Allows you to cut out each illustration 　The memo paper has 4 pages 　Chieko Hara debuted in 1972 with "Secret Door No. 101" published in Shueisha's "Deluxe Margaret." 　She then moved her work to "Nakayoshi," 　publishing works centered on classic love stories with delicate illustrations and detailed stories. 　Along with Yumiko Igarashi of "Candy Candy," she was a signature artist of "Nakayoshi," 　writing popular works such as "The Story of Three Swings," "Faustine," "Legend of the Rainbow," and "Sonata of the Wind." Apple Bag 　25.5cm (height) x 15cm (width) x 8.6cm (depth) paper bag 　Pink and blue illustrations of apples and ribbons with the NAKAYOSI logo 　Minor stains and tears, but the condition is generally good Pake-chan Cash Book 　9cm (max height) x 9.5cm (max width) allowance book 　Illustrations of apples and Pake-chan in red, pink, silver, orange, and yellow 　12 pages remaining, but detached from the main body 　Traces of cellophane tape used to adhere it to the main body remain 　The previous owner's name is written on the inside of the cover 　See photo 19 For fans of Showa era shojo manga, how about it?