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Japanese manga artist
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Aki Shimizu during Japan Expo 2006, Paris, July 9th, 2006.

Aki Shimizu (志水 アキ, Shimizu Aki) is a manga artist who hails from Ōmuta, Fukuoka. She contributed the art for Blood Sucker: Legend of Zipangu (2000), Graduale der Wolken (2001), and adapted a manga version of Suikoden III (2002) based on Konami's video game. In 2003, she began Qwan, an original story of her own.

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  1. "[Interview] les dessous de l'industrie des animes -". 7 January 2016.

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