is a Japanese shōjo manga magazine published by

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. The magazine launched in 1977 and always comes with a free gift which used to always be paper crafts, but now varies every month. The magazine's competitors are ''

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'' and ''

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''. Manga published in ''Ciao'' are released under the Ciao Comics imprint.

Serializations

Current

* '' Kocchi Muite! Miiko'' (1995–present) * '' The Magic of Chocolate'' (2008–present) * '' Yo-kai Watch: Exciting Nyanderful Days'' (2014–present) * '' My New Life as a Cat'' (2015–present) * '' Aikatsu On Parade!'' (2019–present) * (2022–present) * (2023–present) * '' Himitsu no AiPri'' (2024-present)

Past

1977-1989

* '' Alpen Rose'' (1983-1986) * '' Slow Step'' (1986-1991)

1990-1999

* '' Mizuiro Jidai'' (1991-1994) * '' Muka Muka Paradise'' (1993-1994) * '' Tonde Burin'' (1994-1995) * '' Wedding Peach'' (1994-1996) * '' Angel Lip'' (1996-1999) * '' Revolutionary Girl Utena'' (1996-1998) * '' Cutie Honey Flash'' (1997-1998) * '' Magical Pokémon Journey'' (1997-2003) * '' Hamtaro'' (1997-2000) * '' Corrector Yui'' (1999-2000) * '' Pukupuku Natural Circular Notice'' (1999-2005) * '' Ask Dr. Rin!'' (1999-2003)

2000-2009

* '' Mirmo!'' (2001-2005) * '' Panyo Panyo Di Gi Charat'' (2001-2003) * '' Fall in Love Like a Comic!'' (2002) * '' Beauty Pop'' (2003-2008) * '' Kirarin Revolution'' (2004-2009) * '' Twin Princess of Wonder Planet'' (2005-2006) * '' Happy Happy Clover'' (2005-2008) * '' Naisho no Tsubomi'' (2005-2012) * '' Gokujō!! Mecha Mote Iinchō'' (2006-2014) * '' Dennō Coil: The Comics'' (2007) * '' Chibi Devi!'' (2008-2014) * ''Wai Wai

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'' (2008) * ''Miracle Revolution: Kusumi Koharu no Monogatari'' (2009) * '' Kings of My Love'' (2009-2014) * '' Hime Gal Paradise'' (2009-2010)

2010-2019

* ''Kururun-Rieru Change!'' (2010) * ''Mahochu!'' (2010-2012) * '' Niji-iro Prism Girl'' (2010-2013) * '' Puriri! Lilpri'' (2011) * '' Pretty Rhythm: Aurora Dream'' (2011-2012) * '' Secret Girls: Naisho no Idol'' (2011-2013) * ''Elite Jack!!'' (2012) * '' Age 12'' (2012-2019) * ''Twinkle Collection'' (2013-2014) * '' PriPara'' (2014-2017) * ''Koi Shite! Runa Kiss'' (2014-2018) * '' Aikatsu!: Secret Story'' (2014) * '' Aikatsu!: Next Phase'' (2014) * '' Aikatsu!: Go! Go! Go!'' (2015-2016) * '' Aikatsu Stars!'' (2016-2018) * ''Ijime'' (2015-2019) * '' PriPri Chi-chan!!'' (2015-2019) * '' Idol × Warrior Miracle Tunes! Kirakira Fever Live'' (2017-2018) * '' Kiratto Pri Chan'' (2018-2021) * '' Aikatsu Friends!'' (2018–2019)

2020-2023

* '' Waccha PriMagi!'' (2021-2022) * '' Pokémon Horizons: Liko's Treasure'' (2023)

Video games

* ''Ciao Dream Touch'' (

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) ** ''Ciao Manga School'' (Nintendo DS) ** ''Ciao Illust Club'' ( Nintendo 3DS)

References

External links

Ciao Land
official website {{DEFAULTSORT:Ciao (Magazine) Monthly manga magazines published in Japan Shōjo manga magazines Magazines established in 1977 Shogakukan magazines 1977 establishments in Japan Magazines published in Tokyo