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Masami Tsuda - Biography

Tsuda was born on September 9, 1970 in Kannabe, Japan. From childhood, she showed interest in art and drawing, and her dream was to become a mangaka. After graduating from high school, she entered the Art School of Tokyo, where she studied art and manga. Her education became the basis for the development of artistic skills that she needed in the future.

However, the real success came to Masami Tsude after the creation of the manga "Kare Kano: His and Her Circles," which was first published in 1996. This project has become one of the most famous and popular shozo manga in Japan and beyond. The manga tells the story of two high school students, Yakino Miyazawa and Soji Toi, and their complex relationship, including their secrets and flaws.

"Kara-may: Crossroads of Fate" was successfully adapted into an anime series and quickly won the hearts of young readers. The manga drew attention to Masami Tsuda as a talented mangaka and screenwriter.

In addition to Kara-mei, Masami created many other successful manga, including Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge, Minako's Secret, and Minato's Secret, each of which was recognized by fans and critics.

Her works are distinguished by a sense of humor, life lessons and interesting characters. Masami Tsuda influenced the shozo genre by raising important topics such as self-acceptance, friendship, and love.

Masami Tsuda's personal life remains largely hidden from public view. She always tried to adhere to the principle of "create and do not speak," allowing her work to speak for her. Her dedication to art and desire to create inspiring stories made her one of the most respected mangak in the world of shozo.