An Nakahara

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An Nakahara (中原 杏, Nakahara An, born February 8, 1969) is a female Japanese shōjo manga artist. She comes from Okayama Prefecture.

List of manga[edit]

• Suki Suki Daisuki (すき♥すき♥だいすきっ) (2002)
• Zutto Suki Suki Daisuki (ず〜っと すき♥すき♥だいすきっ) (2003)
• Terepari Kiss (てれぱり♥きっす) (2002–03)
• Ijiwaru Love Devil (いじわる♥らぶデビル) (2003)
• Otona ni Narumon! (オトナになるもん!) (2003–04)
• Kirarin Revolution (きらりん☆レボリューション) (2004–09)
• Pinku Ouji to Yuutsu Hime (ピンク王子とゆううつ姫) (2007)
• Kirarin Revolution: Tokubetsuhen (きらりんレボリューション特別編) (2007)
• Kirarin Revolution: Kirari to Akarihen (きらりん☆レボリューション きらりとあかり編) (2008)
• Kururun Rieru Change! (くるるんっ☆りえるチェンジ!) (2009–10)
• Nijiiro Prism Girl (にじいろ☆プリズムガール) (2010–12)
• Koi Shite! Runa Kiss (恋して! るな KISS) (2013–present)^[1]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official blog

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