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'''Bonus Page '''or '''Bonus Pages '''are located in the back of each volume of ''[[Nana]]''. [[Junko Saotome]] hosts the bonus pages in her bar "[[Junko's Place]]" on the seventh floor of the "Yazawa Building." ''[[The Family Times]]'' is a newspaper that is usually included along with the bonus pages. The newspaper is mysteriously delivered to Yazawa's characters at midnight.
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'''Bonus Pages''' or '''Bonus Page''', also referred to as '''Junko's Place''', '''Junko's Room''', '''Junko's Bar '''or '''Junko's Snack Bar''' are located in the back of each volume of ''[[Nana]]''. [[Junko Saotome]] hosts the bonus pages in her bar called "[[Junko's Place]]" on the seventh floor of the "Yazawa Building." ''[[The Family Times]]'' is a newspaper that is usually included along with the bonus pages. The newspaper is mysteriously delivered to Yazawa's characters at midnight.
   
 
Many of [[Ai Yazawa|Ai Yazawa's]] previous characters can be found on the seven floors, such as "[[w:c:gokinjo:Noriji Sunami|Noriji's]] Soba Spot," and "Bar [[w:c:ten-nai:Yuko Mamiya|Mamiya]]." The most famous being "[[w:c:parakiss:Daisuke Yamamoto|Isabella]] Island," where Nana and Hachi are lost for numerous bonus pages.
  
Many of [[Ai Yazawa|Ai Yazawa's]] previous characters can be found on the seven floors, such as "[[w:c:gokinjo:Noriji Sunami|Noriji's]] Soba Spot," and "Bar [[w:c:ten-nai:Yuko Mamiya|Mamiya]]." The most famous being "[[w:c:parakiss:Daisuke Yamamoto|Isabella]] Island," where Nana and Hachi are lost for numerous bonus pages.
   
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Bonus pages are only absent in volume 20, because Ai Yazawa though that it would be inappropriate due to the ending of the [[Chapter 77]].
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The bonus pages are only absent in volume 20, because Ai Yazawa thought that it would be inappropriate due to the ending of the [[Chapter 77]].
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==List of bonus pages==
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==Bonus pages==
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===Volume 1===
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*[[Junko (chapter)]], the very first bonus page was titled "Junko."
  
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[[File:Junko-chapter.png|thumb|200px|First bonus page]]{{Quote|Well alrighty then, everyone, come on in. Did you like the manga?|Junko's first words in the bonus pages}}
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*[[Bonus Page (volume 2)]]
  
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The very first bonus page was titled "Junko," possibly because both the prologue chapters are named after [[Nana Komatsu]] and [[Nana Osaki]]. Junko opens up the bar and [[Kyosuke Takakura|Kyosuke]], [[Shoji Endo|Shoji]], and [[Nana Komatsu|Nana]] stop by. The tone of the first bonus page sets a precedent for the rest.
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*[[Bonus Pages (volume 3)]]
  
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*[[Bonus Pages (volume 4)]]
  
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Junko and Nana promote the release of the first volume of ''[[w:c:aiy:Paradise Kiss|Paradise Kiss]]''. References to Ai Yazawa's other series, ''[[w:c:gokinjo|Gokinjo Monogatari]]'' and ''[[w:c:aiy:Tenshi Nanka Ja Nai|Tenshi Nanka Ja Nai]]'' are made.
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*[[Bonus Pages – Junko's Snack Bar]]
  
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*[[Bonus Page (volume 6)]]
  
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'''Character appearances'''
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*[[Bonus Page (volume 7)]]
  
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*[[Junko Saotome]] {{1st}}<sup><ref>''Refers to their first appearance in the bonus pages.''</ref></sup>
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*[[Bonus Page (volume 8)]]
  
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*[[Kyosuke Takakura]] {{1st}}
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*[[Bonus Page (volume 9)]]
  
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*[[Nana Komatsu]] {{1st}}
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*[[Bonus Pages (volume 10)]]
  
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*[[Shoji Endo]] {{1st}}
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*[[Bonus Pages (volume 11)]]
  
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*[[Nana Osaki]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Bonus Page (volume 12)]]
  
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*[[w:c:parakiss:Johji Koizumi|George Koizumi]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Bonus Page (volume 13)]]
  
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*[[w:c:parakiss:Yukari Hayasaka|Yukari Hayasaka]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Bonus Page (volume 14)]]
  
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===Volume 2===
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*[[Bonus Page (volume 15)]]
  
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Nana Komatsu brings Nana Osaki to the grand opening of Junko's Place. The fan art wall and fan letters are featured for the first time. Junko leaves the bar to get Nana Osaki, when a mistake from volume 1 is read in a fan letter. Everyone else also leaves to go eat at [[Jackson Hole|Jackson]], except Kyosuke, who informs Junko they went to go get more people.
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*[[Bonus Pages (volume 16)]]
  
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*[[Bonus Pages (volume 17)]]
  
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Shoji promotes Jackson Hole, which is an actual place in Tokyo. [[w:c:gokinjo:Mai Oota|P-chan's]] stuffed animal, Pucci Francois, makes a cameo appearance.
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*[[Bonus Page (volume 18)]]
  
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*[[Bonus Pages (volume 19)]]
  
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'''Character appearances'''
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*[[Junko's Place (bonus pages)]]
  
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*[[Nana Komatsu]]
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*[[Nana Osaki]] {{1st}}
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*[[Isono]] {{Mention}}
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*[[Junko Saotome]]
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*[[Ren Honjo]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Kyosuke Takakura]]
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*[[Shoji Endo]]
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*[[Koichi Sato]] {{Mention}}
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===Volume 3===
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{{Template:Dialogue a-b|Yasu|What floor is it?|Nobu|The seventh floor—duh! That's our manga's theme number!|Nobu and Yasu visit Junko's Place}}
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[[Yasushi Takagi]] and [[Nobuo Terashima]] go to visit Junko's Place for the first time. They arrive only to find the place closed. Junko is in fact eating at Jackson Hole as shown in the last panel.
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The sign of the Yazawa Building is shown for the first time, however in the English edition, the sign is left untranslated. The running gag of Yasu smoking next to non-smoking signs is continued in the bonus pages.
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'''Character appearances'''
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*[[Junko Saotome]]
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*[[Koichi Sato]]
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*[[Kyosuke Takakura]]
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*[[Nobuo Terashima]] {{1st}}
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*[[Yasushi Takagi]] {{1st}}
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===Volume 4===
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[[File:Bonus-Pages-volume-4.png|thumb|270px|Nana reads ''Paradise Kiss'']]{{quote|Omigod...if Nana hadn't been there for me I would have thrown myself into the [[Tama River]]. I'm sure of that|Nana spoofs her famous line from [[Chapter 8|chapter 8]]}}
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Nana Komatsu reads the third volume of ''Paradise Kiss'' and appears to have become infatuated with [[w:c:parakiss:Johji Koizumi|George Koizumi]]. The fan art wall is covered in art of [[Sachiko Kawamura]], which the other characters distract Nana from by having her read fan mail. Nobu reads a post card that talks about the Bar Mamiya and Sobadokoro Noriji, which prompts Nana to look at the building sign in volume 3. She decides to visit the sixth floor, Isabella's Island to see George. Nana Osaki tags along to replace the [[Black Stones]] guitarist, Nobu with [[w:c:parakiss:Arashi Nagase|Arashi Nagase]].
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The sign of the Yazawa Building from the third volume is translated in the English edition. Several characters from Yazawa's other series, ''Tenshi Nanka Ja Nai'', ''Gokinjo Monogatari'', ''Kagen no Tsuki'' and ''Paradise Kiss'' are referenced.
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'''Character appearances'''
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*[[w:c:knt:Adam Lang|Adama Lang]] {{1st Mention}}
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*[[w:c:parakiss:Arashi Nagase|Arashi Nagase]] {{1st Mention}}
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*[[w:c:parakiss:Johji Koizumi|George Koizumi]] {{Mention}}
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*[[w:c:parakiss:Isabella Yamamoto|Isabella Yamamoto]] {{1st Mention}}
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*[[w:c:gokinjo:Jiro Nishino|Jiro Nishino]] {{1st Mention}}
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*[[Junko Saotome]]
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*[[w:c:parakiss:Miwako Sakurada|Miwako Sakurada]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Nana Komatsu]]
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*[[Nana Osaki]]
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*[[Naoki Fujieda]] {{1st Mention}}
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*[[Nobuo Terashima]]
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*[[w:c:gokinjo:Noriji Sunami|Noriji Sunami]] {{1st Mention}}
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*[[Sachiko Kawamura]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Shinichi Okazaki]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Shoji Endo]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Takumi Ichinose]] {{1st Mention}}
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*[[w:c:ten-nai:Yuko Mamiya|Yuko Mamiya]] {{1st Mention}}
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*[[w:c:parakiss:Yukari Hayasaka|Yukari Hayasaka]] {{Mention}}
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===Volume 5===
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[[File:Mamiya's-cameo.jpg|thumb|230px|Yuko Mamiya's cameo]]{{quote|That was Mamirin! Mamirin from ''Ten-nai''! From Bar Mamiya on the third floor!|Nobu overly excited by Yuko Mamiya}}
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In the English edition the bonus pages are titled "Bonus Pages – Junko's Snack Bar" in volume 5. [[w:c:ten-nai:Yuko Mamiya|Yuko Mamiya]] visits Junko's Place, she admires the fan art and drops off the new edition of the ''Tenshi Nanka Ja Nai'' manga.
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Nobu and Yasu arrive, and Junko immediately confronts them about a fan postcard citing an error made by Yasu in [[Chapter 13|chapter 13]]. Nobu defends Nana Komatsu in the next postcard to which Junko says "You like her, don't you?" Yasu tells Junko they should probably save that for the main story. Junko starts to wonder where the two Nana's are, when it cuts to them lost in a forest.
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'''Character appearances'''
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{{col-begin}}
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*[[w:c:parakiss:Johji Koizumi|George Koizumi]] {{Mention}}
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*[[w:c:parakiss:Isabella Yamamoto|Isabella Yamamoto]] {{Mention}}
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*[[Junko Saotome]]
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*[[Kyosuke Takakura]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Nana Komatsu]]
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*[[Nana Osaki]]
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{{col-2}}
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*[[Nobuo Terashima]]
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*[[Shinichi Okazaki]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Shoji Endo]] {{Picture}}
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*[[Yasushi Takagi]]
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*[[w:c:ten-nai:Yuko Mamiya|Yuko Mamiya]] {{1st}}
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{{col-end}}
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===Volume 6===
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===Volume 7===
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===Volume 8===
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===Volume 9===
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===Volume 10===
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===Volume 11===
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===Volume 12===
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===Volume 13===
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===Volume 14===
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===Volume 15===
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===Volume 16===
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===Volume 17===
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===Volume 18===
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===Volume 19===
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===Volume 21===
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== Behind the scenes ==
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The idea of "Junko's Room" pages might be based on the longest-running single-hosted TV talk show “Tetsuko no Heya” (literally “Tetsuko’s Room”)<sup><ref>http://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2015/05/27/entertainment-news/worlds-longest-single-host-talk-show-tetsukos-room-celebrates-10000-episodes  ''The Japan Times. May 27, 2015. ''</ref></sup>. The show featured Tetsuko Kuroyanagi's<sup><ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetsuko_Kuroyanagi </ref> </sup>discussions with celebrities from various fields, including television, sport and politics. With her clipped speech, she has drawn out of the guests countless anecdotes related to their profession. She has also prompted them to speak about their personal problems and sometimes make surprise announcements. It was very successful, and holds the Guinness World Record for the most TV talk show episodes hosted by the same presenter.
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Similar to the said show, on bonus pages, [[Junko Saotome|Junko]] and other Yazawa's characters discuss various things, their problems, fan-art, joke and make announcements.
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==References==
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<references />
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==See also==
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{{Nana chapters}}
 
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Latest revision as of 20:27, 21 April 2017

Bonus Pages or Bonus Page, also referred to as Junko's Place, Junko's Room, Junko's Bar or Junko's Snack Bar are located in the back of each volume of Nana. Junko Saotome hosts the bonus pages in her bar called "Junko's Place" on the seventh floor of the "Yazawa Building." The Family Times is a newspaper that is usually included along with the bonus pages. The newspaper is mysteriously delivered to Yazawa's characters at midnight.

Many of Ai Yazawa's previous characters can be found on the seven floors, such as "Noriji's Soba Spot," and "Bar Mamiya." The most famous being "Isabella Island," where Nana and Hachi are lost for numerous bonus pages.

The bonus pages are only absent in volume 20, because Ai Yazawa thought that it would be inappropriate due to the ending of the Chapter 77.

Bonus pages

Volume 1

Junko-chapter

First bonus page

"Well alrighty then, everyone, come on in. Did you like the manga?"
—Junko's first words in the bonus pages

The very first bonus page was titled "Junko," possibly because both the prologue chapters are named after Nana Komatsu and Nana Osaki. Junko opens up the bar and Kyosuke, Shoji, and Nana stop by. The tone of the first bonus page sets a precedent for the rest.

Junko and Nana promote the release of the first volume of Paradise Kiss. References to Ai Yazawa's other series, Gokinjo Monogatari and Tenshi Nanka Ja Nai are made.

Character appearances

Volume 2

Nana Komatsu brings Nana Osaki to the grand opening of Junko's Place. The fan art wall and fan letters are featured for the first time. Junko leaves the bar to get Nana Osaki, when a mistake from volume 1 is read in a fan letter. Everyone else also leaves to go eat at Jackson, except Kyosuke, who informs Junko they went to go get more people.

Shoji promotes Jackson Hole, which is an actual place in Tokyo. P-chan's stuffed animal, Pucci Francois, makes a cameo appearance.

Character appearances

Volume 3

Yasu: "What floor is it?"
Nobu: "The seventh floor—duh! That's our manga's theme number!"
— Nobu and Yasu visit Junko's Place

Yasushi Takagi and Nobuo Terashima go to visit Junko's Place for the first time. They arrive only to find the place closed. Junko is in fact eating at Jackson Hole as shown in the last panel.

The sign of the Yazawa Building is shown for the first time, however in the English edition, the sign is left untranslated. The running gag of Yasu smoking next to non-smoking signs is continued in the bonus pages.

Character appearances

Volume 4

Bonus-Pages-volume-4

Nana reads Paradise Kiss

"Omigod...if Nana hadn't been there for me I would have thrown myself into the Tama River. I'm sure of that"
—Nana spoofs her famous line from chapter 8

Nana Komatsu reads the third volume of Paradise Kiss and appears to have become infatuated with George Koizumi. The fan art wall is covered in art of Sachiko Kawamura, which the other characters distract Nana from by having her read fan mail. Nobu reads a post card that talks about the Bar Mamiya and Sobadokoro Noriji, which prompts Nana to look at the building sign in volume 3. She decides to visit the sixth floor, Isabella's Island to see George. Nana Osaki tags along to replace the Black Stones guitarist, Nobu with Arashi Nagase.

The sign of the Yazawa Building from the third volume is translated in the English edition. Several characters from Yazawa's other series, Tenshi Nanka Ja Nai, Gokinjo Monogatari, Kagen no Tsuki and Paradise Kiss are referenced.

Character appearances

Volume 5

Mamiya's-cameo

Yuko Mamiya's cameo

"That was Mamirin! Mamirin from Ten-nai! From Bar Mamiya on the third floor!"
—Nobu overly excited by Yuko Mamiya

In the English edition the bonus pages are titled "Bonus Pages – Junko's Snack Bar" in volume 5. Yuko Mamiya visits Junko's Place, she admires the fan art and drops off the new edition of the Tenshi Nanka Ja Nai manga.

Nobu and Yasu arrive, and Junko immediately confronts them about a fan postcard citing an error made by Yasu in chapter 13. Nobu defends Nana Komatsu in the next postcard to which Junko says "You like her, don't you?" Yasu tells Junko they should probably save that for the main story. Junko starts to wonder where the two Nana's are, when it cuts to them lost in a forest.

Character appearances

Volume 6

Volume 7

Volume 8

Volume 9

Volume 10

Volume 11

Volume 12

Volume 13

Volume 14

Volume 15

Volume 16

Volume 17

Volume 18

Volume 19

Volume 21

Behind the scenes

The idea of "Junko's Room" pages might be based on the longest-running single-hosted TV talk show “Tetsuko no Heya” (literally “Tetsuko’s Room”)[2]. The show featured Tetsuko Kuroyanagi's[3] discussions with celebrities from various fields, including television, sport and politics. With her clipped speech, she has drawn out of the guests countless anecdotes related to their profession. She has also prompted them to speak about their personal problems and sometimes make surprise announcements. It was very successful, and holds the Guinness World Record for the most TV talk show episodes hosted by the same presenter.

Similar to the said show, on bonus pages, Junko and other Yazawa's characters discuss various things, their problems, fan-art, joke and make announcements.

References

  1. ↑ Refers to their first appearance in the bonus pages.
  2. ↑ http://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2015/05/27/entertainment-news/worlds-longest-single-host-talk-show-tetsukos-room-celebrates-10000-episodes  The Japan Times. May 27, 2015.
  3. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetsuko_Kuroyanagi

See also


Nana
Volumes

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21

Chapters

"Nana – Nana Komatsu" | "Nana – Nana Osaki"
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30
31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | 48 | 49 | 50 | 51 | 52 | 53 | 54 | 55 | 56 | 57
58 | 59 | 60 | 61 | 62 | 63 | 64 | 65 | 66 | 67 | 68 | 69 | 70 | 71 | 72 | 73 | 74 | 75 | 76 | 77 | 78 | 79 | 80 | 81 | 82 | 83 | 84

Extras

"Naoki" | "Nobu" | "Takumi"

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