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![Japanese streaming service Abema offered some of the anime adaptation of Kimi ni todoke for free. (© Shiina Karuho/Shūeisha; Kimi ni todoke Production Committee. [Abema, PR Times])](https://nippon.ismcdn.jp/mwimgs/4/9/1124m/img_49db6c0e01e6b840dc11cb3e4e655292364620.jpg)
Japanese streaming service Abema offered some of the anime adaptation of Kimi ni todoke for free. (© Shiina Karuho/Shūeisha; Kimi ni todoke Production Committee. [Abema, PR Times])
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![Acrylic cards with scenes from the ending of the Fruits Basket anime adaptation. (© Takaya Natsuki/Hakusensha and the Fruits Basket Production Committee [Arma Bianca, PR Times])](https://nippon.ismcdn.jp/mwimgs/0/8/1124m/img_08c63dcdb7b2805c165df84d770fa15b109046.jpg)
Acrylic cards with scenes from the ending of the Fruits Basket anime adaptation. (© Takaya Natsuki/Hakusensha and the Fruits Basket Production Committee [Arma Bianca, PR Times])
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Magazines targeting girls eventually developed into shōjo manga magazines. (Courtesy Shōjo Manga Kan)
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A Princess Knight display at the Tezuka Osamu Special Exhibition held in Hunan, China in September, 2019. (© Xinhua News Agency/Kyōdō)
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Manga magazines eventually began to feature more long-form stories. (Courtesy Shōjo Manga Kan)
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he Shōjo Manga Kan is a private archive in Akiruno, Tokyo, collecting some 60,000 pieces of material related to manga magazines and more. It is open on Saturday afternoons, by reservation only. (© Nippon.com)
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