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Hana-Kimi or known originally as Hanazakari no Kimitachi e ( 花ざかりの君たちへ ? , For You in Full Blossom) in Japan, is a shōjo manga series written by Hisaya Nakajo. The manga was serialized in Japan in Hakusensha's semi-monthly shōjo manga magazine, Hana to Yume . This manga series has ended with volume 23 in August 2004 in Japan. Hana-Kimi was published in English by Viz Media with the final volume released in the United States in April 2008. The series centers around Mizuki Ashiya, a Japanese girl who lives in the United States. One day, she sees a track and field competition on TV, and becomes attracted to one of the high jump competitors, Izumi Sano. She begins to idolize the young athlete and eventually transfers to Japan to attend the same school that Sano attends. There is a catch, however: Sano attends an all-boys high school, named Osaka Gakuen and Mizuki must disguise herself as a boy to enter. Contents. Mizuki Ashiya, a Japanese girl living in the United States, watches a program on TV featuring a high jumper named Izumi Sano. She was amazed by his performance and begins following his athletic career. Years later, she does research on him and discovers that he is currently attending Ohsaka High School. The school is unfortunately an all-boys school and Mizuki convinces her parents to send her to Japan by herself. Oblivious to the fact that their daughter is going to attend a boys school, her parents let her go. To enter the school, she cuts off her long hair, disguises herself as a male, and tries her best to give hope to Sano after hearing that he no longer does the high jump anymore. As she settles in, an accident reveals her identity to Hokuto Umeda, the school doctor, and Izumi Sano. Izumi hides his knowledge of Mizuki's gender and tries to help her keep her secret, though it sure isn't easy as many situations land Mizuki in compromising positions that will reveal her true gender. Setting.

Ōsaka Gakuen ( 桜咲学園 ? , Ohsaka Academy) or Ohsaka Gakuen as written in the entrance gate of the school in the Japanese drama adaptation, is an all-boys school where the series is set in. Its sister school is St. Blossoms, an all-girls high school, where the students are the exact equivalent of those in Osaka Gakuen. There are three classes for each of the three school years. These nine classes are divided into three dormitories, as most of the students do not stay around the school area. The culture within the individual dormitories are immensely different. Students residing in the first dormitory are mainly made up of athletes as most of them got into Osaka High on a sports scholarship. Their head of dormitory is Tennouji. The head of dormitory for the second dormitory is Minami Nanba. Their dorm has a mix of athletes and scholars in which students get sports of academic scholarships to enter the school. The third dormitory consists mainly of artistic and intelligent people and is headed by Masao Himejima. Inter-dorm rivalries are common and would get particularly intense during the school's cultural festival. Characters. Voiced by: Hōko Kuwashima (drama CD) Mizuki Ashiya is the female protagonist of the series. She admired Izumi Sano the moment she saw him high jump on TV. She diguises herself as a boy in order to enroll herself into Sano's school, Osaka Gakuen which allows her to get closer with Sano. She is a fun-loving, cheerful and optimistic character who cares deeply for her family and friends. Unfortunately, despite her kind heart, she is what one would call dense, so the secret of her gender has to constantly be protected by Sano. She has an older brother who arrived in Japan with the intent of bringing her home, but was forced to allow her to stay. It is suggested in the manga that the protectiveness of her older brother and her sheltered life in general has contributed to her frank and trusting nature, as well as her inability to hide her emotions. She was portrayed by Maki Horikita in the Japanese drama adaptation and Ella Chen in the Taiwanese drama adaptation. Voiced by: Atsushi Kisaichi (drama CD) Izumi Sano is the male protagonist of the series. An excellent high jumper before entering high school, he stopped for personal reasons when he entered high school. He found out Mizuki's true gender due to an accident early in the series. When he was young, his parents were involved in a car accident which killed his mother, impacting the family deeply. Sano ran away from home because of disagreements with his father but father and son reconcile in the end. He was portrayed by Shun Oguri in the Japanese drama adaptation and Wu Zun in the Taiwanese drama adaptation. Voiced by: Shōtarō Morikubo (drama CD) Nakatsu is one of the students in living in the second dormitory. He likes Mizuki but he doesn't know that she is really a girl, causing some of his classmates to believe that he is homosexual. However, it is suggested that he is merely attracted to Mizuki's femininity which she has trouble hiding. When Nakatsu discovers Sano's feelings for Mizuki, he gives them his blessings in order to protect his friendship with Sano and let Mizuki be happy with the one she loves. He was portrayed by Toma Ikuta in the Japanese drama adaptation and Jiro Wang in the Taiwanese drama adaptation. Media. Manga. The manga series was first serialized in the 20th issue of Hakusensha's semi-monthly shōjo manga magazine, Hana to Yume in 1996. Its serialization continued where the series ended with 23 collected volumes with 144 chapters without including 5 special chapters that were published during the series' serialization and another 5 special chapters that were published after the series ended. The series' 23 volumes were first published under the Hana to Yume Comics . [1] [2] It was then later re-published into 12 volumes of aizōban under the Hana to Yume Comics Special imprint. [3] Each volume featured a new cover illustration and design as well as colored pages. [3] Hana-Kimi was also published in English by Viz Media. [4] The English release was previously only limited to Waldenbooks from February to May 2004. It was then made available to other retail stores after May that year. [5] The English title originated from a fan abbreviation of the original Japanese title as the official U.S. translation ends the title with a he instead of e . Books.

An illustration collection titled Hanazakari no Kimitachi e - Nakajō Hisaya Kakushu ( 花ざかりの君たちへ―中条比紗也画集 ? ) was released in May 19, 2004. [6] 11 days later on May 30, 2000, a character book titled as Hanazakari no Kimitachi e - Nakajō Hisaya Kyarakutā Bukku ( 花 ざかりの君たちへ―中条比紗也キャラクターブック ? , For You in Full Blossom - Hisaya Nakajo Character Book) . [7] The illustration collection was also licensed in English by Viz Media under the title, The Art of Hana-Kimi . [8] It was released on November 21, 2006. [9] In August 20, 2009, a manga anthology was published as a tribute to the series was released under the Hana to Yume Comics Special imprint. It was titled, Hanazakari no Kimitachi e Tribute - 35th Anniversary Hana to Yume Memorial ( 花ざかりの君たちへトリビュ－ト ― ３５周年花とゆめ メモリアル ? ) and was drawn by various mangaka including Satoshi Morie, affiliated with the magazine where Hana-Kimi was serialized. The cover was illustrated by the original author herself. [10] Drama CDs. There were a number of drama CDs released for the series. Only 2 were released commercially by Hakusensha and Marine Entertainment. The first drama CD was released on April 26, 2000. [11] The second drama CD, titled Hanazakari no Kimitachi e II ( 花ざかりの君たちへ II ? ) was released on August 23, 2002. [12] Live-action drama. There were 2 live-action drama adaptations, the first was a Taiwanese adaptation titled, Hanayō Shōnen Shōjo in Japanese or in Mandarin, Hua Yang Shao Nian Shao Nu . It was aired between November 2006 until March 2007, having 15 episodes. The second was a Japanese drama adaptation has also been aired on Fuji TV, titled Hanazakari no Kimitachi e: Ikemen♂Paradise ( 花ざかりの君たちへ～イケメン♂パラダイス～ ? ) airing between July until September 2007, having 12 episodes. Reception. The 22 Japanese volumes of the series has sold over 11 million copies in Japan, [13] the final volume was released on November 11, 2004. [14] The English release of volume 6 was ranked 9th in the Bookscan chart while six months after, volume 9 came in 5th as one of the top-selling graphic novels in North America. [15] [16] The English release of volume 1 and 2 of the series were nominated under the Graphic Novel category of The Quills Awards in 2005. [17] The series came in 3rd place for Top Shōjo Manga in Singapore in February 2007. [18] According to Tohan, aizōban volumes 11 and 12 ranked 6th place for the week of September 12, 2007. [19] The English release of volume 17 was ranked 8th in the Publisher's Weekly Comics Bestseller list. [20] The 23rd volume of Hana-Kimi was released by Viz Media on April 1, 2008 and it was ranked 5th in the monthly Top 20 Graphic Novels rankings for the March 31, 2008 to April 27, 2008 period. [21] The total sales for the series' Japanese volumes came in 5th after Death Note in the ranking of the most read series throughout year 2007. [22] The series ranked 37th place in Matt Blind's Top 300 series in 2008. [23] It was later chosen as one of the series for the GC4K Summer Reading Challenge in 2009. [24] Hana-Kimi Ser.: Hana-Kimi by Hisaya Nakajo (2005, Trade Paperback) С самой низкой ценой, совершенно новый, неиспользованный, неоткрытый, неповрежденный товар в оригинальной упаковке (если товар поставляется в упаковке). Упаковка должна быть такой же, как упаковка этого товара в розничных магазинах, за исключением тех случаев, когда товар является изделием ручной работы или был упакован производителем в упаковку не для розничной продажи, например в коробку без маркировки или в пластиковый пакет. См. подробные сведения с дополнительным описанием товара. Hana-Kimi: Chapter 1. Since I almost complete the series, Hana-Kimi a.k.a. For You in Full Blossom by Hisaya Nakajo, I decided to write a post on chapter 1. I have volume 1-14, 20-23(end) and I already finished reading the series online so I know how it ends. I also read the last four chapters after the main series. I’ll try not to include things that still haven’t happen in volume 1. Volume 1 has the first four chapters, the Osaka Private High School dorms, and The Cage of Summer(a one shot) CHARACTERS. Mizuki Ashiya – A Japanese-American who is in track-and-field and a fan of Izumi Sano, a high jumper. Since she wants to be closer to Sano, she transfer to an all-boys school in Japan. Julia – Mizuki’s best friend who knows that she’s going to an all-boys school and keeps the secret from her(Mizuki) parents. She only appears on one page, but she will be showing up in the end of volume 6 and volume 7.(She is mention on chapter 4) Izumi Sano – High jumper and Mizuki’s idol. He is her classmate, roommate, and the first person to find out that Mizuki is a girl but keep her secret from the school. Shoichi Nakatsu a.k.a. Fiery Lion – He plays soccer and one of the first of Mizuki’s classmate to befriend her. He is from Dorm 2, the same as Mizuki and Izumi. He’s developing a crush on Mizuki, but thinks that she’s a guy since she’s cross-dressing as a boy. His hair is bleached, there is a reason for that and is reveal in a later volume. Yujiro- The dorm mascot, a dog that pounces on girls and only like girls. Izumi takes care of him. Minami Nanba – Dorm 2 R.A. Doctor Umeda – The gay doctor and the second person that knows Mizuki is a girl. He is the first person that Mizuki told that she was a girl due to a certain circumstance. Mizuki goes to him with her problems and for his help as well. He is also Minami Nanba’s uncle. Chapter 1. A Japanese-American girl named, Mizuki Ashiya, decided to go to the same High School that her idol, high jumper, Izumi Sano attends. The only problem is that Izumi attends an all-boys high school, Osaka Private High School, located in Japan. In order for her to attend the all-boys school was to cross-dress as a boy and hide her gender. Not only was she going to attend the school, she was also going to live in the dorms. She ends up in the same class as Sano and makes him think that she’s gay when she said that she likes him and wants to be friends. Another classmate, Shoichi Nakatsu, told her not to worry about Sano that he just misunderstood her. He was also the one to show her to dorm 2 and to see what room she was in. Dorm 2 has a mascot, a dog named Yujiro that jumped on her and likes girls only. So I guess he is the first to know that she’s a girl. She ended up being the roommate of Sano and found out that he had quit the long jump. Then she meet dorm 2 R.A., Minami Nanba, who explain the rules of the dorm as he lead her to the cafeteria. The following day, during the timed running, Mizuki got the lowest time and beat Nakatsu’s time; and because of the person that timed her, she ended up running away from the clubs that were chasing her to make her join. In the evening, Nakatsu challenge her to a soccer match and whoever made the first goal wins. She accepts because she’s a man(that is what she thinks) and she ends up getting knock out by Nakatsu who accidentally hit her. Sano was walking Yujiro and saw what happened. He tells Nakatsu to run ahead and talk to the doctor and he will carry Mizuki to the nurse’s office, because of that he found out Mizuki is a girl. Sano finds out Mizuki is a girl. Nakatsu found Doctor Umeda on time, Mizuki started coming around when Dr. Umeda made Nakatsu and Sano leave. Once they were gone, he asked what a girl was doing in a all-boys school. Hana-Kimi (3-in-1 Edition), Vol. 7. The popular gender-bender romance is now reissued as a 3-in-1 omnibus! Mizuki Ashiya has such a crush on a track star named Izumi Sano that she moves from the U.S. to Japan to enroll in the all-male high school he goes to! Pretending to be a boy, Mizuki becomes Sano’s roommate…but how can she keep such a big secret when she’s so close to the guy she wants? Nakao confesses his love to upperclassman Nanba by giving him chocolates for Valentine’s Day, and he convinces Mizuki to do the same with Sano. But as roommates and friends, a rejection could make Mizuki’s situation unbearable. And is she truly ready to confess her love to Sano…as a boy?! About The Author. Hisaya Nakajo's manga series Hanazakari no Kimitachi he (For You in Full Blossom, casually known as Hana-Kimi) has been a hit since it first appeared in 1997 in the shojo manga magazine Hana to Yume (Flowers and Dreams). In Japan, a Hana-Kimi art book and several drama CDs have been released. Her other manga series include Missing Piece (two volumes) and Yumemiru Happa (The Dreaming Leaf, one volume)." Hana-Kimi, Vol. 7. What happens when the hottest guy in school is a girl. The Prettiest Boy In School. Isn't A Boy! Japanese-American track-and-field star Mizuki has transferred to a high school in Japan. but not just any school! To be close to her idol, high jumper Izumi Sano, she's going to an all-guys' high school. and disguising herself as a boy! But as fate would have it, they're more than classmates. they're roommates! Now, Mizuki must keep her secret in the classroom, the locker room, and her own bedroom. And her classmates--and the school nurse--must cope with a new transfer student who may make them question their own orientation. American Girl. Julia is Mizuki's girlfriend?! As the shocking lie tears Osaka High School apart, Mizuki's classmates make their moves on the blonde, blue-eyed transfer student! Then the whole class leaves on a school trip to Hokkaido, complete with an overnight stay at the hot springs ! With their "chaperone" Dr. Umeda busy getting to know the locals, it isn't long before people start taking off their clothes (to bathe , all right?). But how long can Mizuki's gender stay secret inside the boy's bath? About The Author. Hisaya Nakajo's manga series Hanazakari no Kimitachi he (For You in Full Blossom, casually known as Hana-Kimi) has been a hit since it first appeared in 1997 in the shojo manga magazine Hana to Yume (Flowers and Dreams). In Japan, a Hana-Kimi art book and several drama CDs have been released. Her other manga series include Missing Piece (two volumes) and Yumemiru Happa (The Dreaming Leaf, one volume)."