Help a girl out?

[lovely-fatima.livejournal.com]

So, I've scoured every inch of the Shueisha website, and damned if I can come up with a mailing address for Hoshino-sensei. As I'm in Japan and can do so in a timely fashion, I want to send her some get-well-soon wishes along with some omiage from Miyazaki where I live.

Anyone got a workable address where such things can be sent? AND, if you guys want to include your own well wishes to Hoshino-sensei, then feel free to reply to this message. When I send my package, I'll print them out. Don't worry about translating into Japanese if you can't.

Thanks!

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[yamamoto-kou.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry. According to my resources,　it's all pretty much:

〒１０１-８０５０
東京都千代田区一ツ橋２-５-１０　
集英社　
週刊少年ジャンプ編集部　
「Insert　Topic　Here」

I think. The latest show of Hoshino contact I could find was in chapter 176, page 12 on the right edge. Well, it did say 星野桂先生に応援のお便りを！ so it wouldn't hurt to try that.

And my message for Hoshino, if it's not too rude in the eyes of the Japanese:

Dear Hoshino-sensei. If you die, I won't turn you into an Akuma. Because then we'll have to fight the Exorcists and eat people. That would be terrible.

Please have a refreshing and speedy recovery. You've done a lot for me with your manga so I wish you the best happiness in life. YK

This is probably one of the most embarrassing things I've ever said online, but I'm too communication-awkward to write to her myself. That said, it's up to you whether this is a good idea or not.

Thanks.

*finds the deepest, darkest hole to crawl into and waits for news*

[sincere]

That's the Shounen Jump mailing address. With that said, that's almost certainly the best way to reach her; I don't think they'd have published her home address, what with her being so secretive that people were unsure of her gender for ages.

*was totally planning to mail her a little get-well thing, but if someone in japan can do it... :3 writes her something now*