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Panini Comics: Nana Reloaded Edition, Il Ritorno Di Un Manga Che MERCOLEDì 8 MAGGIO 2019 Planet Manga, divisione di Panini Comics dedicata al fumetto giapponese, pubblicherà dal 9 maggio il primo volume di "Nana - Reloaded Edition", la riedizione del celebre manga di Ai Yazawa (autrice Panini Comics: Nana Reloaded anche di "Paradise Kiss") che ha ispirato l'anime trasmesso da Mtv e due Edition, il ritorno di un manga che live action. ha fatto sognare intere generazioni Il fumetto segue le vicende due ragazze ventenni, Nana Komatsu e Nana Osaki, che si conoscono sul treno che le sta portando a Tokyo, città nella quale stanno entrambe per trasferirsi, anche se per motivi diversi. Separate alla stazione, si incontreranno successivamente in maniera casuale in un appartamento che tutte e due hanno intenzione di affittare: decideranno di essere coinquiline e di dividere insieme la vita CRISTIAN PEDRAZZINI quotidiana. "Nana" in giapponese significa "sette". Un numero fortunato. Nana Osaki e Nana Komatsu dovranno tuttavia costruirsi da sole la loro fortuna: per riuscirci occorrerà sfuggire alle lusinghe della capitale [email protected] nipponica ? SPETTACOLINEWS.IT Il titolo esordisce sulle pagine della rivista nipponica Cookie nel maggio 2000 e viene serializzato da Shueisha fino al giugno 2009. Nel 2002 la testata ha vinto il prestigioso premio Shogakugan, per la categoria Shojo (manga per ragazze), e nello stesso anno inizia la pubblicazione italiana della testata con Planet Manga. Dall'originale manga nipponico è stata prodotta una successiva serie anime diretta da Morio Asaka e trasmessa dalla Nippon Television fra il 2006 ed il 2007. La serie è stata trasmessa in Italia su MTV fra il 2007 ed il 2008. Dal fumetto sono stati anche tratti due film, Nana (2005) e Nana 2 (2006), entrambi su soggetto di Ai Yazawa e per la regia di Kentaro Otani. I film hanno avuto un notevole successo nel mercato giapponese, occupando entrambi per diverse settimane un posto nella "hit parade" fra gli incassi ai botteghini, totalizzando oltre trentatré milioni di dollari al box office. L'AUTRICE Ai Yazawa è nata nel 1967 nel dipartimento di Hyôgo, in Giappone. "Ai" è il suo vero nome; "Yazawa" l'ha scelto in omaggio a un popolare cantante rock giapponese, Eikichi Yazawa. Debutta come autrice di manga nel Pag. 1 / 2 1985, mentre frequenta l'ultimo anno di liceo, pubblicando sul magazine per ragazze Ribon della casa editrice Shueisha una storia dal titolo Ano natsu ("quell'estate"). Oltre al fumetto nutre una grande passione per la moda e appena diciottenne entra in una scuola di fashion design. Pur abbandonandola presto, è un'esperienza che la segna, come traspare dalla cura e dalla dedizione con le quali decora l'abbigliamento dei suoi personaggi, e costituisce un fertile terreno per le storie che crea. Ai Yazawa resta un'assidua lettrice di riviste di moda e una fervente ammiratrice dei lavori dei grandi stilisti, in particolare di Vivienne Westwood. Nel 2000 viene pubblicata la sua serie più famosa, Nana, che la consacra al successo internazionale. L'artista ha dovuto interrompere l'opera nel 2009 a causa di problemi di salute. Pag. 2 / 2.
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