Tsuki ni Murakumo Hana ni Kaze (月に叢雲 花に風)
Akita Shoten (秋田書店): Princess Comics (プリンセスコミックス)
Shinsho-ban (新書版)
Tsuki ni Murakumo Hana ni Kaze (月に叢雲花に風)
Shodensha (祥伝社): Shodensha Comic Bunko (祥伝社コミック文庫)
Bunko-ban (文庫版)
Although there are other books and even other comics with this title, as far as I can tell they are unrelated.
Xembala (シャンバラ)
Kadokawa Shoten (角川書店): Asuka Comics (あすかコミックス)
Shinsho-ban (新書版)
Other Works:
Tsuji released the fantasy Swan to Tenshi (すわんと天使) 1-2, published by Akita Shoten under Princess Comics.
She has released quite a few ladies’ romance titles published by Ohzora Publishing (宙出版). Koi ni Koi Shita Ato wa (恋に恋したあとは), based on The Bartered Bride by Anne Weale, was put out under Emerald Comics - Harlequin Series; and under Emerald Comics - Romance Comics (エメラルドコミックス・ ロマンスコミックス):
- Kienai Shinkirou* (消えない蜃気楼), from The Sheikh’s Bride by Sophie Weston
- Carramer no Yume Monogatari 3: Prince no Shukumei* (カラメールの夢物語３ プリンスの宿命), from The Marquis and the Mother-To-Be by Valerie Parv
- Prince to Mizu no Sei* (プリンスと水の精), based on Robyn Donald’s Forbidden Pleasure
- An adaptation of Fallen Angel by Carole Buck titled Tenshi no Sasayaki* (天使のささやき)
- Kedakaki Lady no Hatsukoi (気高きレディの初恋), from As an Earl Desires, and Hakushaku no Jounetsu wa Umi o Koete (伯爵の情熱は海をこえて), from Promise Me Forever, both original novels by Lorraine Heath
- Ai no Mahou wa Koi no Wana* (愛の魔法は恋の罠), from Dear Adam by Jasmine Craig
Harlequin (ハーレクイン), now HarperCollins Japan (ハーパーコリンズ・ ジャパン), has released most of these titles electronically and some in English translation.
Ohzora Publishing has also published numerous original romances by Tsuji:
- Ougon no Koushaku ni Torawarete (黄金の公爵にとらわれて)
- Sheikh wa Kiken na Koibito* (シークは危険な恋人) and the related Sabaku no Aquamarine* (砂漠のアクアマリン)
- Prince to Kinjirareta Koi* (プリンスと禁じられた恋)
- Nemureru Prince e Kuchizuke o* (眠れるプリンスへ口づけを)
- Glass no Shiro no Oujo* (ガラスの城の王女)
- Shira Bara to Kuro Shishi* (白薔薇と黒獅子)
- Toraware no Otome to Kuro Shishi* (とらわれの乙女と黒獅子)
- Sen no Yoru ni Kurenai no Hanabira* (千の夜に紅の花びら)
- Uruwashiki Ou-sama no Kaimono* (麗しき王様の買いもの)
- Kouki na Fairy to Kouki no Shishi* (高貴なフェアリーと光輝の獅子)
Tsuji adapted Houtou Kizoku to Ai no Touhikou* (放蕩貴族と愛の逃避行), apparently based on Barbara Cartland's Safe at Last; and Tozasareta Yoru no Mukou ni* (閉ざされた夜の向こうに), from Lisa Marie Rice's Shadows at Midnight. She was solely responsible for Ryuusa wa Hoshi no Gotoku Kirameite* (流砂は星のごとく煌めいて), Shachou Meirei wa Shijou no Ai* (社長命令は至上の愛), and Seifuku Ou no Miwaku no Takara* (征服王の魅惑の宝), and contributed to the romance anthology Sabaku no Ou no Kiken na Yuuwaku* (砂漠の王の危険な誘惑). All were put out by Ohzora Publishing under Emerald Comics - Harmony Comics (エメラルドコミックス・ ハーモニィコミックス).
Tsuji’s Sei Shoujo (星少女) 1 was published under Feel Comics Roma Puri Collection (Feelコミックス ロマ×プリコレクション) by Shodensha (祥伝社). She also adapted Lynn Kurland's A Dance Through Time as the two-volume series Yume no Kishi ni Futatabi* (夢の騎士にふたたび). It was published by Takeshobo (竹書房) under Bamboo Comics - Raspberry Collection Historic (バンブーコミックス・ ラズベリーコレクション Ｈｉｓｔｏｒｉｃ).
She released a comics version of the movie Ballad: Na mo Naki Koi no Uta (ＢＡＬＬＡＤ 名もなき恋のうた), published by Futabasha (双葉社) under Action Comics. Her adaptation of Atsushi Nakajima (中島敦)'s San Getsu Ki (山月記) was published by Home-Sha (ホ−ム社), a subsidiary of Shueisha (集英社), as the second volume of their Manga Bungo series.