LaLa

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LaLa

Cover of April 2008 issue featuring Harukanaru Toki no Naka de by

Tōko Mizuno

Editor in chief Ikushū Ichikawa

Categories Shōjo manga[1]

Frequency Monthly

Circulation 125,500[1]

(July-September, 2016)
 First issue July 1976

Company Hakusensha

Country Japan

Based in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Language Japanese

Website LaLa

LaLa is a monthly Japanese shōjo manga magazine published by Hakusensha. The magazine is
published on the 24th of each month. The magazine's bonus content are usually calendars for
New Year issues, drama CDs and so on. The magazine was ranked fifth together
with Shogakukan's Shōjo Comic and Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine by Japanese girls as
their favorite manga anthology in a survey conducted by Oricon in 2006.[2][3]

Contents
[hide]

 1About
o 1.1History
o 1.2Television commercials
 2Current serializing titles
 3Past serializing titles
o 3.10-9
o 3.2A
o 3.3B
o 3.4C
o 3.5D
o 3.6E
o 3.7F
o 3.8G
o 3.9H
o 3.10I
o 3.11J
o 3.12K
o 3.13L
o 3.14M
o 3.15N
o 3.16O
o 3.17P
o 3.18R
o 3.19S
o 3.20T
o 3.21U
o 3.22V
o 3.23W
 o 3.24Y
o 3.25Z
 4Related magazines
o 4.1By publisher
o 4.2By genre
 5References
 6External links

About[edit]
LaLa is the second shōjo manga magazine that Hakusensha published. Series' that are
serialized in LaLa is collected into tankōbon under the label, Hana to Yume Comics (花とゆめコ
ミックス), together with other Hana to Yume serialized manga. Fanbooks, illustration books for
the serialized series’ are published under the Hana to Yume Comics Special (花とゆめコミック
ススペシャル).
Readers of the magazine are 97% female while the other 3% are male readers. Its age
demographic consists of 4% percent for under-13 readers, 23.4% for readers aged 13–17, 20%
for readers aged 18–20, 13% for readers aged 21–23 while the remaining 29.7% of the readers
are aged 24 years old and up.[4] Readers aged 24 and up are the demographic of the highest
percentage.[4]
History[edit]
LaLa began its publication in July 1976 as a sister magazine to Hana to Yume as Hana to Yume
LaLa (花とゆめ LaLa) which was published bi-monthly. The magazine's first publication featured
Ryōko Yamagishi's Hana no Seitachi (花の精たち) and was priced at 290 yen. The magazine's
first editor in chief was Nobumasa Konagai. The current editor in chief is Ikushū Ichikawa.[5]
Then in September 1977, the magazine changed its frequency and became a monthly magazine.
It then became its own independent magazine with a sister magazine of its own, LaLa DX.
In 1985, Hakusensha started publishing special publications of LaLa that was published
irregularly under different titles over the years. It first started with LaLa Deluxe that was published
seasonally. It later became the magazine's sister magazine, LaLa DX.
Since LaLa Deluxe had been published, various special publication or supplement issues had
been published. Bessatsu LaLa: Bessatsu RaRa (別冊LaLa : 別冊ララ) was the first published
supplemental issue for LaLa. It was first published in the summer of Shōwa 57 and ended in
Spring of Shōwa 59.[6] Bessatsu LaLa (別冊Lala) had succeeded Bessatsu LaLa: Bessatsu
RaRa and was published bi-monthly from 1984 to 1985.[7]
My LaLa, a special edited compilation of the magazine was published from the Autumn of Shōwa
59 to the Spring of 1985.[8] LaLa Special Wendy (LaLaスペシャルWendy) was published first in
Summer 1985 and its last issue was on June 1986 with a total of 5 issues.[9]
LaLa Special Cindy (LaLaスペシャルCindy) was then published to replace LaLa Special Wendy.
The first issue for LaLa Special Cindy was published from Summer 1986 to Autumn 1986. It was
later revived for 2 issue which were published from Autumn to Winter of 1987 issue.[10]
Since 2004, the special publication or supplemental issue of LaLa has been published as LaLa
Special which serializes LaLa's side stories of the related series as well as featuring various
manga artists' one-shots.
Television commercials[edit]
The magazine had a series of commercials which was directed by Shō Yanagisawa called LaLa
Kara no Oshirase (LaLaからのお知らせ, Information from LaLa).[11] This series of commercials
had won the Grand Prix award in the film category for "Best of Communication Media and
Publication" in Ad Fest 2009.[12] LaLa Kara no Oshirase Sui'ei Hen (LaLaからのお知らせ 水泳 篇
) and LaLa Kara no Oshirase Chikyū Ondanka Hen (LaLaからのお知らせ 地球温暖化篇) had
also won 2 silver medals in the same event.[12]
The series was also named as one of the "Gold Stars" in the 2nd Ad Stars 2009 Busan
International Advertising Festival.[13]

Current serializing titles[edit]

Listed alphabetically by romanized title.

 Akagami no Shirayukihime – Akizuki Sorata

 Gakuen Babysitters – Hari Tokeino
 Hinoko – Masami Tsuda
 Natsume Yūjinchō – Yuki Midorikawa
 Ōkami Heika no Hanayome – Mato Kauta
 Yo-Jigen – Kana Niza
 Yuki wa Jigoku ni Ochiru no Ka – Hiro Fujiwara
 Yūsei no Fūru – Yuki Kure
 Uso Kano – Hayashi Mikase

Past serializing titles[edit]

Listed alphabetically by romanized title.
0-9[edit]

 23:00 – Tomo Matsumoto

 37℃ – Boku no Ichiban Suki na Mono – Fumika Okano
A[edit]

 Aah, Itoshi no Banchō-sama – Mayu Fujikata (moved to LaLa DX)

 Aitsu – Minako Narita
 Akaku Saku Koe – Yuki Midorikawa
 Alexandrite – Minako Narita
 Alien Street – Minako Narita
 Akagami no Shirayukihime – Akizuki Sorata
B[edit]

 B.B Joker – Kana Niza

 Banshee – Ryōko Yamagishi
 Beauty Honey – Tomo Matsumoto
 Bijo ga Yajū – Tomo Matsumoto
 Blan-New – Yuki Nakaji
C[edit]

 Caramel Boy – Masami Morio

 Champagne Shower – Nami Kawami
 Chidumi to Fujiomi-kun Series – Kyōko Hikawa
 Chizu wa Iranai – Rika Yonezawa
 Chotto Edo Made – Masami Tsuda
 Chotto Ippuku – Shii Emikida
 Cipher – Minako Narita
 Colorful Box – Yuki Nakaji
 Cynical Hysteria Hour – Kiriko Kubo
D[edit]

 Demon Sacred – Natsumi Itsuki

 Dr. Cudjo Kiki Ippatsu!! – Maki Hoshizaki
 Dream – Ryōko Yamagishi
E[edit]

 Eensy Weensy Monster – Masami Tsuda

 Eden e Oide – Miyao Nekoyama
F[edit]

 Fairy Master – Yutaka Tachibana

 Fruits Kajū 100% – Fumika Okano
 Frying Dragon – Miyao Nekoyama
 Fūin – Ryōko Yamagishi
 Funfun Factory – Yoshitomo Watanabe
G[edit]

 Gertrude no Recipe – Nari Kusakawa

 Gekkan 1 nen 2 kumi – Noriko Kuwata
 Greatest na Watashitachi – Megumi Wakatsuki
 Gin no Yūsha – Yoshitomo Watanabe
 Gokinjo no Hakubutsushi – Megumi Wakatsuki
H[edit]

 Hachiyō-san ga Iku! – Junko Kanechiku

 Hanasakeru Seishōnen – Natsumi Itsuki
 Hana ni Arashi – Shigeyoshi Takagi
 Happy Talk – Fumika Okano
 Harukanaru Toki no Naka de – Tōko Mizuno
 Hatsle de Ikou – Yuki Nakaji
 Hi Izuru Tokoro no Tenshi – Ryōko Yamagishi
 High School Aura Buster Series – Makoto Mori
 Hinata de Hirune – Asuka Sasada
 Hitomi no Naka no Oukoku – Fumika Okano
 Hitsuji-tachi wa Nani wo Mita – Masami Morio
I[edit]

 Ichikiyo & Chisa-hime Series – Nozomi Yanahara

 Ichimanjū-byō Monogatari – Emi Kurata
 Inner Quartet – Nami Kawami
 Inugami-kun Series – Noriko Kuwata
J[edit]

 Jun'ai Labyrinth – Yuki Nakaji

 Jūni Hisoku no Palette – Nari Kusakawa
 Jyōnan-Kōkō Seitokai Series – Masami Morio
 Jyu-Oh-Sei – Natsumi Itsuki
K[edit]

 Kaguyahime – Reiko Shimizu

 Kaichou wa Maid-Sama
 Kanata Kara – Kyōko Hikawa
 Kareshi Kanojo no Jijō – Masami Tsuda
 Kashō no Tsuki – Mari Hirai
 Katatsumuri Zensen – Kayo Fujikawa
 Kiniro no Corda – Yuki Kure
 Kiss – Tomo Matsumoto
 Kisu Yori mo Hayaku – Meca Tanaka
 Koi ni Tsuite Katatte Miyō ka – Asuka Sasada
 Koppa-mijin no Koi – Rika Yonezawa
 Koyama-sō no Kiraware-mono – Yuki Nakaji
 Kyō mo Minna Genki Desu – Miyao Nekoyama
L[edit]

 Last Game – Amano Shinobu

 Lion wa Okiteiru – Maki Hoshizaki
 Love Chop! – Masami Morio
M[edit]

 Mahō Tsukai no Sid&Rido Series – Kiki

 Mari to Shingo – Toshie Kihara
 Mekakushi no Kuni – Sakura Tsukuba
 MeruPuri: Märchen Prince – Matsuri Hino
 Meteor Prince – Meca Tanaka
 Mikan – Enikki – Miwa Abiko
 Miki&Yūti – Minako Narita
 Miriam & Douglas Series – Kyōko Hikawa
 Mishōnen Produce – Kaoru Ichinose
 Momoko Manual – Yutaka Tachibana
 Moon Drop Chō no Kashikoi Usagi-san – Hiroko Shibata
 Mushi Series – Takako Yamazaki
 Muteki no Venus – Rika Yonezawa
N[edit]

 Nankin Road ni Hana Fubuki – Kumi Morikawa

 Natural – Minako Narita
 Network Pot-pourri – Nozomi Yanahara
O[edit]

 Ou-sama Game – Tōko Mizuno

 Oiran Girl – Wataru Hibiki
 Okojo-san – Ayumi Uno
 Omake no Kobayashi-kun – Masami Morio
 Onī-chan to Issho – Hari Tokeino
 Omukae desu. – Meca Tanaka
 Osoroshikute Ienai – Noriko Kuwata
 Oz – Natsumi Itsuki
 Ouran High School Host Club – Bisco Hatori
P[edit]

 Panorama de Koi wo Shiyō – Masami Morio

 Tennen Pāru Pinku – Meca Tanaka
 Penguin Kakumei – Sakura Tsukuba
 Ppoi! – Takako Yamazaki (moved to Melody in 2001)
R[edit]

 Red – Yuki Nakaji

 Ryū no Hanawazurai – Nari Kusakawa
 Ryū no Nemuru Hoshi – Reiko Shimizu
S[edit]

 Sabaku No Harem – Yumeki Mitsuru

 Sailor Fuku ni Onegai! – Meca Tanaka
 Seishun Kōryakubon – Sorata Akizuki
 Sennen no Yuki – Bisco Hatori
 Shinigami no Ballad – Asuka Izumi
 Sakura no Sono – Akimi Yoshida
 Shinobu & Tamao Series – Rika Yonezawa
 Shiranai Kuni no Monogatari – Natsuna Kawase
 So What? – Megumi Wakatsuki
 Strawberry Chocolate – Asuka Sasada
T[edit]

 Taiyō no Shita de Matteru – Fumika Okano

 Takkyū Sentai Pinpon 5 – Noriko Kuwata
 Tasogare City Graffiti – Maki Hoshizaki
 Tonari no Double – Yuki Nakaji
 Tonari wa Scramble – Yuki Nakaji
 Toraware no Mi no Ue – Matsuri Hino
 Toshokan Sensō Love&War – Kiiro Yumi
 Tsuki wa Higashi ni Hi wa Nishi ni – Megumi Wakatsuki
 Tsuki no Ko – Reiko Shimizu
U[edit]

 Uepon – Jun Ishikawa

 Umi yori mo Fukaku – Makoto Mori
V[edit]

 Venus in Love – Yuki Nakaji

 Vamp Series – Yutaka Tachibana
 Vampire Knight – Matsuri Hino
W[edit]

 Wanted – Matsuri Hino

 Wakana & Yukarino Series – Takako Yamazaki
 Warau Kanoko-sama – Ririko Tsujita
 Wata no Kuni Hoshi – Yumiko Ōshima
 With!! – Ken Saitō
Y[edit]

 Yakumo Tatsu – Natsumi Itsuki

 Yome Shūtome Kyōshitsu – Kikuzō Kashiwaya
Z[edit]

 Zig☆Zag – Yuki Nakaji

Related magazines[edit]
By publisher[edit]

 Bessatsu Hana to Yume

 Hana to Yume
 LaLa DX
 Melody
 The Hana to Yume
By genre[edit]

 Asuka
 Margaret

References[edit]
1. ^ Jump up to:a b "Girl's Manga" (in Japanese). Japanese Magazine Publishers Association.
September 2016. Retrieved November 6, 2016.
2. Jump up^ 意外!?女のコが一番好きなコミック誌は｢週刊少年ジャンプ｣! (in Japanese). Oricon.
Archived from the original on April 10, 2006. Retrieved October 17, 2009.
3. Jump up^ "Weekly Shōnen Jump Top Anthology with Girls". Anime News Network.
Retrieved October 17, 2009.
4. ^ Jump up to:a b "JMPA読者構成データ - LaLa" (PDF) (in Japanese). Japanese Magazine
Publishers' Association. Retrieved August 14, 2009.
5. Jump up^ "テレビアニメ『夏目友人帳』の製作発表会リポート【PV場面カットも公開】 - ファ
ミ通.com" (in Japanese). Famitsu. Retrieved February 2, 2010.
6. Jump up^ "国立国会図書館 NDL-OPAC(書誌 詳細表示 ) - 別冊LaLa : 別冊ララ" (in Japanese).
National Diet Library. Retrieved January 29, 2010.
7. Jump up^ "国立国会図書館 NDL-OPAC(書誌 詳細表示 ) - 別冊LaLa" (in Japanese). National Diet
Library. Retrieved January 29, 2010.
8. Jump up^ "国立国会図書館 NDL-OPAC(書誌 詳細表示 ) - My LaLa" (in Japanese). National Diet
Library. Retrieved January 29, 2010.
9. Jump up^ "国立国会図書館 NDL-OPAC(書誌 詳細表示 ) - Wendy : Lalaスペシャル" (in
Japanese). National Diet Library. Retrieved January 29, 2010.
10. Jump up^ "国立国会図書館 NDL-OPAC(書誌 詳細表示 ) - Cindy : Lalaスペシャル" (in Japanese).
National Diet Library. Retrieved January 29, 2010.
11. Jump up^ イー･スピリット キャスティング受賞作品集 キャスティング・広告制作・ホームペー
ジ制作・キャンペーン (in Japanese). E-Spirit. Archived from the original on April 19, 2010.
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ルム部門グランプリを受賞 (in Japanese). Asatsu-DK Inc. Retrieved April 22, 2015.
13. Jump up^ "Busan Ad Stars, On Track to International Renown". Adobo/Sanserif, Inc. Archived
from the original on October 4, 2009. Retrieved January 28, 2010.
 External links[edit]
 LaLa at Hakusensha.co.jp (in Japanese)
 Official Twitter of LaLa's Editorial Department (in Japanese)

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