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Ema Tōyama (遠山えま,Tōyama Ema; born May 23, 1981 in Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanesemanga artist and illustrator. She made her debut in September 2003 in the monthly manga magazineNakayoshi with her story,Tenshi no Tamago ("Angel's Egg", no relation tothe anime movie of the same name).Tokyopop licensed her first serialized mangaGokkun! Pūcho under the titlePixie Pop. Almost all of her works are published byKodansha.

• Non Non Biyori Official Anthology (Kadokawa) – Manga^[2]
• Love Lab 8.5 (Hobunsha) –4-panel comics^[2]
• Hidamari Sketch Anthology Comic Vol. 5 (Hobunsha) – Illustrations^[2]
• Tales of Hearts Anthology Comic (ASCII Media Works) – Illustrations^[2]
• Persona 4 Dengeki Anthology Comic (ASCII Media Works) – Illustrations and manga^[2]

• Main character design forMobage'sLost Kingdom (developed by R-Force Entertainment)^[14]
• Cover design forLiverpool FC'smatchday programme for Liverpool vsIpswich on 25 January, 2025 (collaboration between Liverpool FC and Kodansha)^[15]

• Official website(in Japanese)
• Ema Tōyama atAnime News Network's encyclopedia

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