Bokujou Monogatari: Kimi to Sodatsu Shima
Bokujou Monogatari: Kimi to Sodatsu Shima
To commemorate the upcoming release of Bokujou Monogatari: Kimi to Sodatsu Shima (Island of Happiness), the Japanese children's magazine Shogaku San-Nen-Sei has published a 16-page manga story, drawn by the official Harvest Moon character illustrator, Igusa Matsuyama. The first chapter appears in the magazine's January 2007 edition, with a follow up chapter in their February edition.
» Mark's Story
Mark has crash landed on an island, and helps out the local family that took him in to start their first year of growing crops.
» Chelsea's Story
Chelsea accidentally hires two robbers, but they do a really good job of helping her out around the farm, and leave to become better people.
To commemorate the upcoming release of Bokujou Monogatari: Kimi to Sodatsu Shima (Island of Happiness), the Japanese children's magazine Shogaku San-Nen-Sei has published a 16-page manga story, drawn by the official Harvest Moon character illustrator, Igusa Matsuyama. The first chapter appears in the magazine's January 2007 edition, with a follow up chapter in their February edition.
» Mark's Story
Mark has crash landed on an island, and helps out the local family that took him in to start their first year of growing crops.
» Chelsea's Story
Chelsea accidentally hires two robbers, but they do a really good job of helping her out around the farm, and leave to become better people.
To commemorate the upcoming release of Bokujou Monogatari: Kimi to Sodatsu Shima (Island of Happiness), the Japanese children's magazine Shogaku San-Nen-Sei has published a 16-page manga story, drawn by the official Harvest Moon character illustrator, Igusa Matsuyama. The first chapter appears in the magazine's January 2007 edition, with a follow up chapter in their February edition.
» Mark's Story
Mark has crash landed on an island, and helps out the local family that took him in to start their first year of growing crops.
» Chelsea's Story
Chelsea accidentally hires two robbers, but they do a really good job of helping her out around the farm, and leave to become better people.
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