On February 7, the Weekly Shonen Magazine editorial team launched the “Magazine Valentine Fair”, bringing together ten of its most beloved rom-com series!

As part of the fair, purchasing any eligible manga volume at participating bookstores will grant you a limited-edition Valentine’s Clear Card featuring one of the ten heroines. Each card showcases an illustration of a heroine offering a Valentine’s gift, accompanied by a handwritten, heartfelt message!

"Didn’t get any chocolates? No worries! Our heroines are here to save the day!" —Weekly Shonen Magazine Editorial Team

Featured Manga Titles

The following series (from Volume 1 to the latest volume) are part of the event:
🌸 The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity (Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku)
♟️ Banjou no Orion (Orion on the Board)
🎶 Mayonaka Heart Tune (Midnight Heart Tune)
💍 Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister (Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi)
🖤 Medaka Kuroiwa Is Impervious to My Charms
🏫 Seitokai ni mo Ana wa Aru! (There is Also a Hole in the Student Organization!)
🐱 Yumene Connect
🎨 Irotsuku Monochrome
📚 Yowayowa Sensei (The Weak Teacher)
🧡 Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian

🍫Why Chocolate on Valentine’s Day?

In Japan, it is customary for women to give chocolates to the men they like on February 14, Valentine’s Day.
The tradition is said to have originated in 1936, when a confectionery company in Kobe ran an advertisement promoting the idea of “giving chocolate on Valentine’s Day.”
In recent years, this tradition has expanded beyond romantic gestures—people now also buy chocolates for friends, family, or even as a personal treat with a touch of luxury.
A similar custom exists in South Korea, but traditions vary across different countries.

Source : ORICON NEWS