Ai Yazawa's “Nana”: A Feminist Anime, by Tamta Shermazanashvili, Fandom Fanatics

Nana is still a popular and favorite anime of many. The manga was written by Ai Yazawa and it was serialized in the shoujo magazine Cookie. The first anime episode aired on April 5, 2006 in Japan…

Ai Yazawa's “Nana”: A Feminist Anime, by Tamta Shermazanashvili, Fandom Fanatics

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Nana Osaki- A Rockstar Who Finds Herself and Love, by Tamta Shermazanashvili, Fandom Fanatics

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Nana Osaki- A Rockstar Who Finds Herself and Love, by Tamta Shermazanashvili, Fandom Fanatics

Nana Osaki- A Rockstar Who Finds Herself and Love, by Tamta Shermazanashvili, Fandom Fanatics