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- Sanrūmu Nite (Japanese: サンルームにて, transl. "In the Sunroom") is a Japanese manga one-shot written and illustrated by Keiko Takemiya. It was originally published in the December 1970 issue of the manga magazine Bessatsu Shōjo Comic under the title Yuki to Hoshi to Tenshi to... (雪と星と天使と, transl. "Snow and Stars and Angels and..."). It is the first work in the shōnen-ai genre (male–male romance manga, sometimes referred to as yaoi or "boys' love"). The story is a loosely adapted and condensed version of Takemiya's later manga series Kaze to Ki no Uta, and follows the relationship between a Roma teenaged boy and the son of a wealthy family. Takemiya's publishers had declined to publish Kaze to Ki no Uta, owing to its homoerotic subject material and their refusal to publish stories focused on male protagonists. She was ultimately able to publish Sanrūmu Nite by submitting the story to her editor at Bessatsu Shōjo Comic immediately before the issue's publication deadline, thus foreclosing any attempts to edit or reject the story. Upon its publication, Sanrūmu Nite was a critical success; it is credited with establishing male–male romance as a discrete category of manga, and launching Takemiya's career as a manga artist in earnest. (en)
- 『サンルームにて』は、竹宮惠子による日本の漫画である。『別冊少女コミック』1970年12月号において『雪と星と天使と…』という題名で読み切りとして発表された。本作は少女漫画において初めて少年愛を描いた作品であるとされている。また、竹宮が後に発表する『風と木の詩』の原型となった作品である。 (ja)
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- Keiko Takemiya (en)
- – Keiko Takemiya (en)
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- Cover of Sanrūmu Nite in the Keiko Takemiya Collection e-book anthology series (en)
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- "I think I was able to show the possibility of boys talking about love with each other in [Sanrūmu Nite]. The girls who read it responded so well to it that I wondered why there was such a strong reaction to it, unlike other works. I thought that it is girls who can make a 'story that is incomprehensible' to men into a 'story that is possible'." (en)
- "[The editors] were very angry. But fortunately, it was not rejected. The editorial department did not have a convenient alternative manuscript. They wanted me to redraw it, but there was no time. I think my credibility was seriously damaged, but it was a winning strategy." (en)
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- 『サンルームにて』は、竹宮惠子による日本の漫画である。『別冊少女コミック』1970年12月号において『雪と星と天使と…』という題名で読み切りとして発表された。本作は少女漫画において初めて少年愛を描いた作品であるとされている。また、竹宮が後に発表する『風と木の詩』の原型となった作品である。 (ja)
- Sanrūmu Nite (Japanese: サンルームにて, transl. "In the Sunroom") is a Japanese manga one-shot written and illustrated by Keiko Takemiya. It was originally published in the December 1970 issue of the manga magazine Bessatsu Shōjo Comic under the title Yuki to Hoshi to Tenshi to... (雪と星と天使と, transl. "Snow and Stars and Angels and..."). It is the first work in the shōnen-ai genre (male–male romance manga, sometimes referred to as yaoi or "boys' love"). (en)
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- サンルームにて (ja)
- Sanrūmu Nite (en)
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