• 378 X 314 mm.
• Cover of the January 1993 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink.
• Paper: Fine BB Kent.

This is New Year's. I like drawing kimono and yukata, even though it's hard. The kimono in this picture I wanted to draw all the way to the bottom.

• 375 X 270 mm.
• Cover of the Early Summer 1992 Nakayoshi Deluxe.
• Media: Color ink, pastel.
• Paper: Canson.

Soon before the serialization began, this was the cover of the now-defunct Nakayoshi Deluxe. I wanted to draw balloons and a hat with ears.

• 270 X 245 mm.
• Supplement to the January 1993 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink, pastel, poster color.
• Paper: Fine BB Kent.

It was very fun drawing a color picture of these two like this. I love sleeping with my head on someone's lap. I also love having someone's head on my lap. Since both really put me at ease, I can be happy.

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• 135 X 192 mm.
• Telephone card from the September 1992 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink, color spray.
• Paper: Canson.

I purposely painted this, changing the amorous glances. It was a telephone card as a service item. It's unusual for Sailor Moon and Sailor V to be lined up together.

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• 130 X 220 mm.
• Telephone card from the February 1992 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink, poster color, color tone.
• Paper: Canson.

This color picture is a picture for use as a telephone card. I drew this before the serial, when I was still wavering on the costume. The face is also different.

• 272 X 186 mm.
• Original goods with the April 1992 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink, color spray.
• Paper: Canson.

This picture was made into a jigsaw puzzle for use as a Nakayoshi reader present. I kind of like the tiny Luna and Sailor Moon.

• 375 X 545 mm.
• Supplement to the September 1992 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink, color tone.
• Paper: Canson.

Only Minako-chan is in Sailor V form, because I drew this when Sailor Venus had not yet appeared in Sailor Moon. Each of their poses appeal to me a little, but looking at them now, they're rather stiff.

• 375 X 545 mm.
• Cover of the September 1992 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink.
• Paper: Canson.

I drew this for use as the cover of Nakayoshi. For the Nakayoshi cover, they all have specified sizes and poses. Sailor Moon's is good, but I wanted to draw the poses of the other four with a little more style.

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• 275 X 370 mm.
• Supplement to the August 1992 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink, color tone.
• Paper: Canson.

I drew the cut-outs of these five for use as playing cards.

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• 275 X 370 mm:.
• Supplement to the October 1992 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink.
• Paper: Canson.

I drew this for use as a mini-notebook supplement.

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• 275 X 370 mm.
• Supplement to the May 1992 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink, pastel, color tone, sign pen.
• Paper: Canson.

I also drew this for use as notebook supplement. I like the night view in the background.

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• 275 X 370 mm.
• Supplement to the December 1992 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink.
• Paper: Canson.

I drew this for use as a memo pad supplement. Drawing SD characters is really hard.

• 700 X 540 mm.
• Supplement to the February 1993 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Color ink, pastel, color tone.
• Paper: Rough BB Kent.
• Picture edited by Terralune

I drew this for use as a Nakayoshi supplement poster. I drew each of the characters separately and put them with a photograph in the background. I really like the background photo. And Rei-chan, too.

• 380 X 540 mm.
• Title page of the January 1993 Nakayoshi.
• Media: Watercolor pencil, color ink, color tone, sign pen.
• Paper: Rough BB Kent.

This is the color picture from when we did the popularity poll in Nakayoshi. It was very enjoyable drawing this picture. Even though I said it might be hard, it seems I like drawing cluttered pictures.

• 380 X 520 mm.
• Frontispiece of the Autumn 1992 Nakayoshi Deluxe.
• Drawn for the 1993 Anime Album.
• Media: Color ink, color tone, sign pen.
• Paper: Rough BB Kent.

I completely forgot that I had been drawing these three-panel manga. I wonder when I drew them. It's very strange for my pictures to be like the anime version. I really wanted to do Mako-chan's move as "Sucream Sundae", parodying her "Supreme Thunder".

• 265 X 200 mm.
• Nakayoshi Deluxe 1992 New Year's Preview.
• Media: Color ink, color tone.
• Paper: Kent.

I drew this color picture with just an image, when I hadn't decided on the content of the story yet. She has a crescent moon mark of her forehead, and somehow everything is revealed. At first I wanted to do Sailor Moon's tiara in a form like this. I really like it. Since the Sailor Moon color pictures started from this picture, I made it the last one in the picture collection.