- “Biri Gal” is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
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The protagonist's deviation value increased by 40 in a year and got accepted into Keio University, one of the top private universities in Japan.
The story became a topic on the internet in less than a day, and the next day we received contact from several major publishers. It was then published by KADOKAWA on December 27, 2013. The book sold 70,000 tickets in a month, 140,000 copies in two months, and continued to sell well.
During the Golden Week of 2015, the movie “Biri Gal” starring Kasumi Arimura was released. The movie has sold over 1.25 million copies and continues to be a long-selling work that is reprinted every year. The story has been published in Korean and Taiwanese versions and is gradually spreading to the world.
In 2024, we are preparing for the release of a movie remake in China, and a Chinese version will also be published.
We created this site to let more people know about the story of “Biri Gal” that has been around for 10 years. We will continue to work hard to make it a beloved and long-lasting content around the world, continuing to the 20th, 30th, and 100th anniversaries. Let’s cherish the experience of “working so hard you could die” together. Thank you as always for your support.
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“Biri Gal” is a story for certain people.
It’s about “a gal who was at the bottom of her class in terms of grades, but managed to raise her deviation value by 40 in a year and got accepted into Keio University.”
Author: Nobutaka Tsubota
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“The history of Biri-Gal began with the publication of the book ‘The Story of a Last-in-Class Gal Who Raised Her Deviation Value by 40 in One Year and Passed Keio University in Active Service’.” Biri-Gal History.
And moreVoice
“People who are ‘Biri-Gal’ talk about ‘Biri-Gal’.
‘Biri-Gal’ continues to be featured in various media such as books and movies. This is a message from everyone who has been involved in its production.”
"People who have colored Biri-Gal
Even now, 10 years later, the message is from ‘Sayaka Kobayashi’, the protagonist of Biri-Gal, her mother ‘Ah-chan’, and father ‘Biri-Papa’, who continue to face ‘learning’ without change."
And moreLetter
“To ‘Biri-Gal’ from 10 years ago
I was watching Biri-Gal at that time!’ ‘I was encouraged by Biri-Gal!’ We asked our readers from that time to remember such ‘that time’.”
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