CATDOLL: Other People's Children Series Japanese Lolita, only 14 years old, debuted as a cartoonist

I believe that many anime/manga fans have dreamed of becoming a cartoonist! Have you realized your wish? Recently, a 14-year-old Japanese girl who is in the third grade of junior high school won the "Shogakukan (a Japanese publishing house that specializes in publishing learning books and magazines for elementary school students; its representative comic work is "Detective Conan") 77th Newcomer Award for Girls: Girls' Division Award" and successfully debuted as a commercial cartoonist!

Her submission is the comic "Idol Express", which tells the story of a fourth-generation member of an idol group "Idol Express" who strives to become the center.

The judges of Shogakukan, who are also active cartoonists, think that this work "has a cute style, rich characters, and allows people to enjoy the joy of idol growth. The lines are simple and easy to understand, and some gorgeous idol scenes also firmly attract readers." This comic work will be published in Shogakukan's girl magazine "Ciao", and this third-year junior high school girl will officially debut as a cartoonist.

She also talked about the opportunity that led her to start drawing manga. It turned out that she started drawing manga because she admired Fujiko F. Fujio, and she herself did not expect to win the Rookie Award. Finally, she said, "I am grateful to my family and friends, especially my mother, for their support for my creation. I will create more good works that readers will remember in the future."