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442:. As the dispute arose while printing for the third issue had already begun, an "E" was hastily added at the end of the magazine's title at the suggestion of the president of Sun Publishing. As sales forecasts were not undertaken for early issues, more than 100,000 copies of the first issue were printed, resulting in many returns and unsold copies. Though sales gradually improved, low sales forced
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461:, Sun Publishing received an influx of letters from readers indicating that they were willing to pay up to 1,000 yen for issues of the magazine. In response, Sun Publishing relaunched the magazine in October 1981, cutting its circulation by half and doubling its price to 760 yen. The first relaunched issue was published as a special issue of
1123:; Sagawa stated that he believed the section was so popular because while many readers had ideas for stories, the majority were likely unable to draw manga. The section is credited with helping to establish male-male romance as a literary genre in Japan, and launched the careers of male-male romance writers
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in
January 1982. The first occurrence of the section detailed how to draw men's lips, while the second detailed how to draw men's hands. From the January 1985 issue of the onwards, the section began publishing submissions from readers, which Takemiya would edit and provide feedback on. Submissions
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debuted as a monthly section of the magazine in the
January 1984 issue. In the section, Nakajima explained literary devices, her process as a writer, and gave brief reviews to submissions from readers. In her reviews, Nakajima assigned a grade to each submission based on its quality, with a
1092:, which had a similar editorial practice of publishing submissions from novice artists for the purpose of education and talent development. Keiko Nishi, who would go on to become a professional manga artist, was published for the first time as an amateur in "Kēko-tan no Oekaki Kyōshitsu".
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was a story whose pages were bound and sealed into the outer edge and spine of the magazine, such that it could not be read unless the reader purchased the magazine and tore the relevant pages out. The section was designed in part as a sales gimmick to combat
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broadly felt a lack of social belonging, and in some cases had experienced specific trauma or abuse, and specifically sought stories of idealized male-male romance to serve a "therapeutic" function in ameliorating that trauma.
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According to Sagawa, as the magazine approached its cessation in 1995, it received an influx of letters from longtime readers who felt increasingly shortchanged by tragic endings, given their long-term investment in the
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targeted a readership of women in their late teens and early twenties, and at its peak had a circulation of approximately 80,000 copies. In addition to publishing established manga artists and writers such as
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relative to other manga magazines aimed at women. After
Takemiya stepped down as cover illustrator, the cover was created on a rotating basis by artists serialized in the magazine, including Yuko Kishi,
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340:, and submitted a proposal to Sun Publishing for a "mildly pornographic magazine for women". The proposal was accepted, and the first issue of the magazine launched under the title
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were also common, especially in early issues of the magazine. The regular section "Junetopia" published articles and illustrations submitted by readers, as well as interviews with
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reader was a girl in high school or university who was intellectual, literary, and cultured. Both Sagawa and Keiko
Takemiya indicated their belief that many of the readers of
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consequently began to decline beginning in the 1990s, and the magazine ceased publication with its 85th issue in
November 1995. Sagawa stated that he initially believed that
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and prose fiction, but also published articles on films and literature, as well as contributions from readers. The magazine spawned multiple spin-off publications, notably
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had a circulation of 65,000 from 1985 to 1987, 80,000 from 1988 to 1989, and 100,000 from 1990 to 2004. However, according to Sagawa, the circulation figures published in
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had tragic endings, with common themes and subjects including heartbreak, accidental death, and forced separation; ten of the eleven works published in the first issue of
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526:(self-published manga and books) grew rapidly in popularity, and in the 1990s "boys' love" (BL) was established as a commercial male-male romance genre. Sales of
471:('Novel June'), which primarily published prose fiction and serial novels, began to be published as a sister publication beginning with the October 1982 issue of
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targeted an audience of women in their late teens to early twenties, though its readership extended as far as women in their forties, many of whom began reading
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would have been a success without
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Takemiya focused on instructing amateur artists in writing and illustrating manga, debuted in the second issue of the relaunched edition of
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style. Each of
Takemiya's covers contains a simple self-contained narrative, such as an image of a crying boy, which Takemiya stated was a style unique to
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magazine for girls and young women that focused on manga and articles on films, it later became a general interest magazine about gay culture in 1982.
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meant that it was able to publish works that were more experimental relative to its male-male romance magazine contemporaries: works that were less
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was conceived by
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sought to have an underground, "cultish, guerilla-style" feeling – most of its contributors were new and amateur talent – with writer
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as it relates to an ideal of male beauty defined by fragility, sensitivity, and delicateness. Sagawa was specifically inspired by the
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became popular generic terms to designate works depicting male homosexuality, which influenced the later male-male romance genres of
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played a crucial role in producing a field of professional BL creators; the magazine launched the careers of manga artists
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never exceeded 80,000 copies, and averaged in the range of 40,000 to 60,000. Miki Eibo, who served as editor-in-chief of
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at the time. Nakajima was a senior member of the Waseda Mystery Club, to which Sagawa belonged when he was a student at
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Feng, Jin (Fall 2009). "'Addicted to Beauty': Consuming and Producing Web-based Chinese 'Danmei' Fiction at Jinjiang".
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Mizoguchi, Akiko (2003). "Male-Male Romance by and for Women in Japan: A History and the Subgenres of Yaoi Fictions".
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published no more than four to five stories depicting romance between women during the entirety of its editorial run.
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with "play a role in the construction of a collective gay identity" in Japan, and academic Ishida Hitoshi describing
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Mori, Yoko (2020). "BLはどのように議論されてきたのか" [How Has BL Been Discussed?]. In Hori, Akiko; Mori, Yoko (eds.).
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as a nationally distributed commercial magazine, the genre was rapidly disseminated and systemized across Japan.
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magazine, and one of the only commercial magazines dedicated to this genre in the 1970s and 1980s. Previously,
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and BL magazines in the 1990s that published commissioned stories by professional writers. The contributors to
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acknowledged its gay readership with a gradual increase in its coverage of both Japanese and international
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developed as a unique comic and literary genre in China, and later spread to Taiwan, Korea, and Vietnam.
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in their youth and continued doing so into adulthood. Sagawa stated that his impression of the average
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was subtitled with the slogan "Aesthetic Magazine For Gals", and the gravure photo section was titled
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stories in the 1990s, such as the confirmation of mutual love or the beginning of a life together.
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running shoes featuring male runners standing in the rain, and a French anti-AIDS campaign poster.
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entered China in the late 1990s, leading to the development of a male-male romance genre known as
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beginning with its third issue in February 1979 due to a conflict with the Japanese fashion brand
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and recurring themes of beauty and aestheticism in works by the Year 24 Group. While the
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and BL genres, though this was ultimately not the case. Following the discontinuation of
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began to eclipse the popularity of magazines as a medium for male-male romance fiction.
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as a "queer contact zone" between the gay community and female manga readers.
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was such that the term "June" and the magazine's central editorial concept of
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began to steadily decline in the late 1990s, after its popular serialization
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being the highest grade. The section was among the most popular features in
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ceased publication with its 153rd issue published in April 2004, while
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was used broadly to refer to works that depicted male homosexuality.
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aimed at a female audience. It was the first commercially published
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s publication. In an interview, Sagawa stated that he doubted that
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as "a kind of 'readers' magazine, created by and for the readers."
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as contributors. Takemiya stated that she chose to participate in
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to cease publication after the release of its August 1979 issue.
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3021:密やかな教育 : 〈やおい・ボーイズラブ〉前史
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2668:, pp. 174, 181.
1006:were more common in
920:(groups that create
899:primarily published
254:self-published media
187:primarily published
3217:Schodt, Frederik L.
3107:BL Evolution Theory
2877:Yuhikaku Publishing
2272:, pp. 110–111.
2101:Media Arts Database
2059:Media Arts Database
2017:Media Arts Database
1848:on 25 December 2022
1842:Dai Nippon Printing
1579:From 1980 to 1984,
1161:, 'Secret Library')
1068:'s Drawing School')
511:In the late 1980s,
195:('Novel June') and
36:
3227:Stone Bridge Press
3192:Tatsumi Publishing
2207:, pp. 55, 62.
2193:Xu & Yang 2019
1315:('June-type') and
1153:The "Secret Bunko"
1047:Recurring sections
1002:ended in tragedy.
776:artists active at
740:Frederik L. Schodt
695:broadly refers to
620:paperback editions
417:Shūkan Shōjo Comic
359:Shotaro Ishinomori
311:
3308:978-4-7917-7225-4
3208:978-4-7778-2720-6
3143:978-4-344-98586-5
3120:978-4-7783-1441-5
3072:978-4-8002-5154-1
3040:978-4-903127-08-8
2886:978-4-641-17454-2
2644:, pp. 54–55.
2631:on 10 March 2007.
2532:, pp. 30–31.
2476:, pp. 30–31.
2171:, pp. 26–27.
2107:on 9 October 2022
2065:on 9 October 2022
2023:on 9 October 2022
1880:on 6 January 2023
1807:on 1 January 2023
1665:, pp. 24–25.
1442:Kaze to Ki no Uta
1422:Magazine Magazine
1205:According to the
639:Editorial concept
422:Waseda University
411:Kaze to Ki no Uta
156:[d͡ʑu͍ne]
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1101:
1098:
1070:, a section of
1057:
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988:Yukari Fujimoto
981:heteronormative
957:stories, while
937:characters, or
894:
881:
870:
868:Tomoyo Kurihara
859:
857:Michio Hisauchi
848:
846:Akemi Matsuzaki
826:Mutsumi Inomata
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3031:and Boys' Love
3016:
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2993:Textbook of BL
2978:
2974:Textbook of BL
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2961:Textbook of BL
2953:Drawing School
2944:
2940:Textbook of BL
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2873:Textbook of BL
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2790:
2786:Mizoguchi 2015
2778:
2774:Mizoguchi 2015
2766:
2764:, p. 181.
2754:
2752:, p. 122.
2742:
2740:, p. 204.
2730:
2718:
2716:, p. 356.
2714:Mizoguchi 2015
2706:
2702:Mizoguchi 2015
2694:
2690:Mizoguchi 2003
2682:
2680:, p. 160.
2670:
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2646:
2642:Mizoguchi 2003
2634:
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2607:, p. 340.
2594:
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2582:
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2570:
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2546:
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2518:Kuramochi 2020
2507:
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2495:
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2466:
2464:, p. 227.
2454:
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2442:
2438:Nishihara 2020
2430:
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2418:
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2406:
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2387:Mizoguchi 2003
2379:
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2042:Mizoguchi 2015
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1699:
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1667:
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1636:Shiramine 2007
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2787:
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2403:
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2398:
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2738:Ishida 2008
2678:Ishida 2012
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2554:Ishida 2008
2530:Ishida 2020
2491:Ishida 2020
2426:Ishida 2012
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1988:Ishida 2012
1918:Ishida 2008
1906:Ishida 2012
1757:Ishida 2008
1736:Ishida 2020
1695:Ishida 2020
1678:Ishida 2008
1663:Ishida 2020
1651:Schodt 1996
1621:Ishida 2020
1564:gay culture
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1346:Keiko Nishi
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2151:10 January
2097:"COMIC美少年"
2055:"COMIC美少年"
1811:3 February
1599:References
1521:Hugh Grant
1461:of "June".
1455:Jean Genet
1280:convention
1117:black belt
815:Yuko Kishi
758:honorarium
634:Publishing
628:Comic June
601:under the
568:Comic June
554:Comic June
197:Comic June
3260:(2001).
3154:(1995).
3130:萩尾望都と竹宮惠子
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3051:(2016).
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2925:Shōnen-ai
2900:Shōnen-ai
2282:Mori 2020
2181:Feng 2009
2111:1 January
2069:1 January
2027:1 January
2013:"June新鮮組"
1884:6 January
1852:1 January
1550:magazine.
1486:The term
1393:doujinshi
1380:Gay manga
1369:Eda Yuuri
1318:June-mono
1277:doujinshi
1270:shōnen-ai
1264:shōnen-ai
1213:雑誌新聞総かたろぐ
1167:tachiyomi
1136:Yuuri Eda
1108:, 'Novel
1000:Comic Jun
923:doujinshi
915:doujinshi
792:pen names
787:shōnen-ai
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670:Comic Jun
585:doujinshi
573:In 1996,
559:shōnen-ai
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342:Comic Jun
307:Comic Jun
247:doujinshi
240:shōnen-ai
181:Comic Jun
176:shōnen-ai
165:shōnen-ai
77:Publisher
62:Bimonthly
59:Frequency
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3094:42771903
3060:Bishōnen
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1838:Futekiya
1568:gay bars
1312:June-kei
1158:シークレット文庫
1064:, 'Keko-
909:fine art
804:Aiko Itō
718:bishōnen
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324:bishōnen
147:Japanese
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130:Language
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1382:artist
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892:Content
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685:transl.
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481:Ko-June
292:History
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