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Yuki Suenaga
| Japanese name | 末永裕樹 |
| Nationality | Japanese |
| Active in WSJ | 2022–present |
Yuki Suenaga is the writer of Akane-banashi, the acclaimed rakugo drama created with artist Takamasa Moue and serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump since February 2022. The series follows Akane Osaki on her path to becoming a master of rakugo — Japan's traditional art of comic storytelling — to vindicate her father. Praised for making a purely verbal art form thrilling on the page, it has become one of the most critically celebrated series in current Jump, with an anime adaptation announced.
Works in Weekly Shōnen Jump
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Yuki Suenaga?
Yuki Suenaga is the writer of Akane-banashi, the acclaimed rakugo drama created with artist Takamasa Moue and serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump since February 2022. The series follows Akane Osaki on her path to becoming a master of rakugo — Japan's traditional art of comic storytelling — to vindicate her father. Praised for making a purely verbal art form thrilling on the page, it has become one of the most critically celebrated series in current Jump, with an anime adaptation announced.
What manga did Yuki Suenaga create for Weekly Shōnen Jump?
Yuki Suenaga created Akane-banashi for Weekly Shōnen Jump (2022–present).
When did Yuki Suenaga first appear in Weekly Shōnen Jump?
Yuki Suenaga's first work in WSJ was Akane-banashi, debuting on February 28, 2022.
Is Yuki Suenaga still active?
Yuki Suenaga is currently active, currently publishing Akane-banashi.
Who created Akane-banashi?
Akane-banashi was created by Yuki Suenaga.