A beach bag designed with the characters from Nami Akimoto's popular manga "Miracle Girls," which was serialized in Kodansha's "Nakayoshi" and also made into a TV anime. "Nakayoshi" July 1993 issue supplement. Features a peppermint green plaid pattern with designs of the main characters, the Matsunaga sisters, in yellow swimsuits, swim caps, and blue beach sandals. Large orange floral pattern on the back. The string and "SWIMMING BAG" logo are blue. Size: 35cm (height) x 28cm (width) x 16cm (base depth). Brand new, unused. Nami Akimoto debuted in 1986 after her work "LOVING YOU" received an honorable mention in the 2nd Nakayoshi Newcomer Manga Award from Kodansha and was published in the August issue of "Nakayoshi Deluxe." She was active as a main artist in "Nakayoshi" in the early 1990s, along with Naoko Takeuchi and Neko Nekobe. Later, she wrote for "Shoujo Friend" and "Dessert," and in recent years has published works in Akita Shoten's "Renai LoveMAX." Her representative work, "Miracle Girls," was serialized in "Nakayoshi" from the November 1990 issue to the June issue of the following year for Part 1, from the September issue of the same year to the August issue of the following year for Part 2, and from the September issue of the same year to the March 1994 separate volume supplement for Part 3. During the serialization, it was a hugely popular series, treated as one of the two major series in "Nakayoshi" alongside Naoko Takeuchi's "Sailor Moon," and the separate volume supplement for the final episode issue was a two-book set with a special edition of "Sailor Moon." In 1993, a continuous TV anime series was broadcast on the Nippon Television network, every Friday from January to December, with a total of 51 episodes. In addition to the 9-volume tankobon (Kodansha Comics Nakayoshi), it was reprinted in 2015 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of "Nakayoshi." It is a story about the twin sisters, Tomomi Matsunaga and Mikage Matsunaga, who have psychic powers. For fans of Showa and Heisei shojo manga, fans of Nami Akimoto, and fans of "Miracle Girls," what do you think?