Ryoko Fukuyama's New Manga Bombshell: Hito no Yomei de Seishun Suru na Out July 5!

Imagine walking down the vibrant streets of Tokyo, late at night, and you hear an orchestra of sounds from seeping karaoke bars, bustling ramen stalls, and twinkling arcade noises. Suddenly, your anime radar pings — Ryoko Fukuyama has just dropped a bombshell. Yes, the creative force behind Anonymous Noise is about to launch a new manga titled “Hito no Yomei de Seishun Suru na” (Don’t Stay Young With The Rest of a Person’s Life) on July 5. Uh, anybody else getting goosebumps already?

the scoop on “don’t stay young with the rest of a person’s life”

Alright, let’s dive right into it! This manga isn’t just your run-of-the-mill school drama; it stars Noe, a no-name actress finding her stride in the performing arts class of Futakotamagawa High School. And guess what? We’re in for a 77-page opening chapter, complete with a lush color page to kick things off. Yes, you read that right, seventy-seven glorious pages of pure cinematic manga magic!

who is ryoko fukuyama, and why we adore her?

If Ryoko Fukuyama’s name doesn’t ring a bell, then clearly, we need to talk about your anime education. Remember Anonymous Noise? The manga that hit our souls, got an anime adaptation, a live-action film, and made our Spotify playlists a little more melancholic? Yes, that’s all thanks to Fukuyama’s genius.

Anonymous Noise premiered its 12-episode anime in April 2017.
Got a live-action film in November 2017.

what makes “hito no yomei de seishun suru na” a must-read?

Do you ever get bored with just another high school drama? Fukuyama isn’t here to give you the same old song and dance. Noe’s character dives deep into the uncharted waters of adolescence, passion, and existential teenage dilemmas. Plus, did we mention it has a 77-page launch chapter? That’s practically a novella!

a journey back in time: fukuyama’s electrifying past works

Before we get lost in Noe’s world, let’s hit the rewind button:

Koi ni Mudaguchi ended last year after a successful run that started in 2019 and even got adapted into a live-action TV series in April 2022.
Anonymous Noise ran from April 2013 to January 2019 and gave us a rich cultural footprint with an anime, live-action film, and even English translations by Viz Media.

exclusive first look: sneak-peek and teasers

In the true spirit of the 21st century, Fukuyama herself previewed the manga on her X/Twitter account. The sneak peek she shared has fans buzzing with excitement. If you haven’t seen it yet, you might want to stop everything and check out her tweet:

https://twitter.com/ryocoryocoryoco/status/1803735294853963965?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

why you should mark july 5 on your calendar

Here’s the plan:

Circle July 5 in red on your calendar — trust us on this.
Grab a coffee or your favorite bubble tea — you’re going to be glued to this manga for a while.
Dive into Noe’s world and prepare for teenage theatrics, the vibrancy of high school life, and those ever-so-relatable adolescent struggles.

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closing thoughts

Ryoko Fukuyama’s new manga is more than just an addition to the shelves — it’s an invitation to immerse yourself in a narrative that’s bound to be witty, gripping, and perhaps a bit of a tear-jerker. So, let’s celebrate July 5 as the day we embrace Noe’s world and get ready for another Fukuyama-fueled ride.

Stay tuned, manga lovers! And until next time, keep those cosplay costumes ready, as the next big event might just be around the corner.