Moto Hagio
Animeography
Mangaography
11-gatsu no Gymnasium
Story & Art11-nin Iru!
Story & ArtA-A'
Story & ArtAbunai Oka no Ie
Story & ArtAbunazaka Hotel
Story & ArtAkakke no Itoko
Story & ArtAlois
Story & ArtAmerican Pie
Story & ArtAway
Story & ArtBarbara Ikai
Story & ArtBianca
Story & ArtBlue Bird
Story & ArtCake Cake Cake
ArtFairy
Story & ArtFlower Festival
Story & ArtGin no Sankaku
Story & ArtGolden Lilac
Story & ArtHanshin
Story & ArtHoumonsha
Story & ArtIguana no Musume
Story & ArtKoko de wa Nai★Doko ka
Story & ArtKono Musume Urimasu!
Story & ArtLeo-kun
Story & ArtMarginal
Story & ArtMesh
Story & ArtMosaic Rasen
Story & ArtNanohana
Story & ArtNeo Kiseijuu
Story & ArtOnshitsu
Story & ArtOsorubeki Kodomotachi
Story & ArtOuhi Margot
Story & ArtPoe no Ichizoku
Story & ArtPoe no Ichizoku: Ao no Pandora
Story & ArtPoe no Ichizoku: Haru no Yume
Story & ArtPoe no Ichizoku: Himitsu no Hanazono
Story & ArtPoe no Ichizoku: Unicorn
Story & ArtRoma e no Michi
Story & ArtSamishii Toki Wa
Story & ArtStar Red
Story & ArtTensai-tachi no Kyouen
Story & ArtTenshi kamo Shirenai
StoryThomas no Shinzou
Story & ArtUmi no Aria
Story & ArtZankoku na Kami ga Shihai suru
Story & ArtAbout
Moto Hagio is considered a "founding mother" of modern shoujo manga, especially shounen-ai. She is also a member of the Year 24 Group. She made her professional debut in 1969 at the age of 20 with her short story "Lulu to Mimi" in Nakayoshi. Later, for Shogakukan, she produced a series of short stories for various magazines. Two years after her debut, she published Juichigatsu no Gimunajiumu (The November Gymnasium), a short story which dealt openly with love between two boys at a boarding school. The story was part of a larger movement by female manga artists at the time which pioneered a genre of girls' comics about love between young men. In 1974, Hagio developed this story into the longer Thomas no Shinzou (The Heart of Thomas). She was awarded the Shogakukan Manga Award in 1976 for her science fiction classic Juichinin Iru! (They Were Eleven) and her epic tale Poe no Ichizoku (The Poe Clan). Hagio has been the recipient of numerous awards and honors throughout her career, including the Japanese government's Order of the Rising Sun, a Medal of Honor, and commendation as a Person of Cultural Merit.