A large vinyl bag with a pouch, based on Minako Narita's "Alien Street," which was serialized in Hakusensha's shojo manga magazine "LaLa" and gained immense popularity. It was either a "LaLa" magazine bonus or a gift for all readers, I can't remember, but it has "LaLa MINAKO NARITA ALIEN STREET" printed on it. Bag body: 48cm (height) x 34cm (width) x 9cm (depth) Storage pouch (excluding handle): 12.5cm (height) x 13.5cm (width) A paper tag of the red Beetle "SHARLI" with Gel-kun on it is attached. The bag has stains and color peeling around the handles, and the pouch has overall color peeling and slight tears on the upper left and right sides. Please understand that this item shows signs of aging. Minako Narita debuted in 1977 with "Issei e Dozo" published in Hakusensha's "Hana to Yume." She gained popularity with the "Miki & Yuti" series serialized in "LaLa," which was in its second year of publication and became a monthly magazine, as well as "Aitsu" and "Welcome." She achieved a major breakthrough with "Alien Street." Afterwards, she wrote long-running series such as "CIPHER," "ALEXANDRITE," and "NATURAL" in "LaLa," and also continues her active career by serializing "Hana yori Hana no Gotoku" in Hakusensha's "Monthly Melody," which targets an older audience than "LaLa," for 25 years. "Alien Street" was serialized in "LaLa" from the December 1980 issue to the July 1984 issue. Before and after the serialization, "Preview" in the November 1980 issue, "Charl Communication" in the August 1984 issue, "Special Edition Philicia" in the September 1984 issue, and "Charl Communication" in the December 1984 issue were also published. It was Minako Narita's first long-running work, and its great success made her a popular artist. Set in Los Angeles, the story unfolds with all the characters being "aliens," meaning foreigners residing in the United States. Gerard, a student from France, rolls into the mysterious, beautiful boy Charl's mansion. Charl's house is a strange place where a British butler, a Japanese girl, and a beautiful Arab man and woman come and go. Eventually, Gerard learns about Charl's sad origins through a chance encounter. For fans of Showa shojo manga, Minako Narita fans, and "Alien Street" fans, what do you think?