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Rapper Torimomo Buzz Beat!: Yakitori Shop Owner's Daughter Torikawa Momo Makes Her Debut!?

Rapper Torimomo Buzz Beat!: Yakitori Shop Owner's Daughter Torikawa Momo Makes Her Debut!?

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A fun and energetic coming-of-age story from Shueisha Mirai Bunko featuring music, friendship, and a young girl's dream of becoming a rapper.

Momo Torikawa is a sixth-grade student whose unusual name comes from her family's yakitori restaurant. Although she is embarrassed by her name, she secretly writes lyric diaries under the nickname "MC Torimomo" because she loves the popular middle school hip-hop group NYKID.

Her favorite rapper, MC Missile, inspires her every day. However, Momo unexpectedly discovers a secret about his background and finds herself participating in a rap battle audition to become a new member of NYKID.

With rhythm, dreams, and unexpected challenges, this exciting novel follows Momo's journey as she finds her own voice and takes her first step toward the spotlight.


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Brand Shueisha
Series Shueisha Mirai Bunko
Book Title Rapper Torimomo Buzz Beat!: Yakitori Shop Owner's Daughter Torikawa Momo Makes Her Debut!?
Author Tsubaki Nakamura
Illustrator Ninahachi
ISBN 9784083220548
Release Date July 15, 2026
Pages 192 pages
Language Japanese

Features

  • Official Shueisha Mirai Bunko publication
  • A youth novel combining music, friendship, and personal growth
  • Features a young heroine chasing her dream through rap and performance
  • Written by Tsubaki Nakamura with illustrations by Ninahachi
  • A great choice for readers who enjoy school-life and inspirational stories
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