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Ashika Sakura

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About Ashika Sakura

Ashika Sakura was a Japanese mangaka.

is a Japanese manga artist. She is also known in the manga community under the name , under which she is the writer and artist of Juvenile Orion and Sekirei. Ashika Sakura has done numerous manga under the yaoi and shotacon genre, including Sensitive Pornograph.

Works Anatadake Ga Suki (You are My One and Only) Kusuriyubi ni Himitsu no Koi (Secret Love on the Ringfinger) Adult na Kaihatsushitsu (The Exploration of Adulthood) Anoko to Boku to Anohito to (Honey Baby, Me, and the Other) Bucchouzura ni Koi wo Shite (Love is made with a Sullen Look) Himitsu no Kemonotachi (The Secret Beasts) Nemureru Kimi no Barairo no Kuchibiru (Your Rose-Colored Lips Can Sleep) Tenshi no Hâtorizumu (The Heart-Rhythm of Angels) Sensitive Pornograph Worlds End Garden Koiiro Kougyoku Pretty Standard Biroudo no Tensoku (The Velvet Footbindings) Adult na Kaihatsushitsu (The Exploration of Adulthood) Sekirei Night Walkers Tokyo Renaikitan Sekai no Owari ga Furu Yoru ni Boku no Suki na Sensei (The Teacher I Love) Returners ~Kigensha~

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Also known as
Sakura Ashika, Sakurako Gokurakuin

Frequently asked questions

Who was Ashika Sakura?

Japanese mangaka

What was Ashika Sakura's occupation?

Ashika Sakura was a mangaka.

What nationality was Ashika Sakura?

Ashika Sakura was Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ashika Sakura

· Wikidata: Q576756

· DBpedia: Ashika Sakura

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