Koibito tachi no mori 1961
A novel by Mari Mori (1903-1987). Considered to be a first YAOI novel. Supported by Yukio Misima.
Tomasu no shinzo 1973
By Hagio Moto. Yaoi manga
Hagio Moto and Takemiya Keiko were close friends and even shared an apartment. Their works were inspired by gay magazine Barazoku. By the way Barazoku magazine used the word yuri to refer to love stories about women. While gay men were referred to as "barazoku", lesbian women were refered to as "yurizoku".
Kaze to ki no uta 1976
Yaoi manga by Takemiya Keiko. Anime (1987)
A novel by Mari Mori (1903-1987). Considered to be a first YAOI novel. Supported by Yukio Misima.
Sanroom nite 1970
By Takemiya Keiko. First yaoi manga.
By Hagio Moto. Yaoi manga
Hagio Moto and Takemiya Keiko were close friends and even shared an apartment. Their works were inspired by gay magazine Barazoku. By the way Barazoku magazine used the word yuri to refer to love stories about women. While gay men were referred to as "barazoku", lesbian women were refered to as "yurizoku".
Natsu he no tobira 1975
Yaoi manga by Takemiya Keiko. Anime (1981)
Kaze to ki no uta 1976
Yaoi manga by Takemiya Keiko. Anime (1987)
Patalliro 1978
Yaoi manga by Mineo Maya. Anime (1982-1983)
Earthian 1987
Yaoi manga by Kouga Yuu. Anime (1989-1996)
Kouga Yuu is most known for her manga Loveless but she is also one of the first yaoi manga artists. She started as a doujinshi artist. She mostly drew Seint Seiya doujinhi.
Zetsuai 1989
Yaoi manga by Minami Ozaki. Anime (1992)
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