Hello everyone! ・∀・)ノ゛ 626013

I'm looking for some manga recommendations. I'm particularly interested in historical manga with a bit of romance and detective work or mystery with settings maybe from the 1930s to the 1960s (19th century I guess?). While I usually enjoy female protagonists, I'm open to male protagonists as well.

Here are some examples of mangas I’ve thought of:

• Baccano!?
• Spy X Family
• Fullmetal Alchemist
• Yuukoku no Moriarty
• For Those of You For Whom Regret Is a Luxury
• My Beloved Oppressor
• The Redemption of Earl Nottingham
• The Male Leads Are Trapped in My House
• Betrayal of Dignity
• The Psycho Duke and I
• It Was Love at First Sight, Mr. Villain!
• Try Begging Me* (I'm also ok with mature content)

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance 人´∀｀)

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Not really mystery but I think fits the time period

• For Better or for Worse

Others that might fit

• Cry, or Better Yet, Beg
• The Reason Why Raeliana Ended up at the Duke's Mansion
• The Fantasie of a Stepmother
• Your Eternal Lies
• Bring the Love
• The Broken Ring: This Marriage Will Fail Anyway
• Lady Evony
• Doctor Elise: The Royal Lady With the Lamp
• Lucia (Taruvi)
• What It Means to Be You
• What's Wrong With You, Duke?
• Madame Petit
• Meiji Hiiro Kitan
• Usotoki Rhetoric

Not necessarily your ask but based on the series you listed you might enjoy

• The Villain's Savior
• My Lover's Personality Is a Little Strange
• He's Not Just a Pretty Face

that part of the 20th century was definitely a fascinating period in many places, one of my favorites tbh.

• many of ero-guro horror mangaka Suehiro Maruo's greatest works take place in 1930's japan. Shoujo Tsubaki, to many his masterwork, takes place in a traveling freakshow circa the late 30's, as do many if his short works. his story "non-resistance city" takes place in tokyo in the immediate aftermath of ww2, and tho it hasn't yet been translated, his recent series An Gura is a really interesting perspective of youth culture and subversive politics/the student movement in late 60's japan.
• Osamu Tezuka's Ayako is a political thriller which begins in late 40's japan and moves on up through its time of serialization in the early 70s, and has some detective-esque mystery to it. His series Message to Adolf may also be of interest, as it's an international thriller set during WW2.
• there are multiple adaptations of Osamu Dazai's novel No Longer Human, which depicted a contemporary setting when it was released in 1948, but ive only read the junji ito one. i recommend it, but it doesnt have much of the story elemebts youre looking for

Watashi no shiawase na kekkon is in 1920-1930s Japan, and while I haven't kept up with releases, I believe the series even made note about the changes in the daily lives of the people as Japan became introduced to the western world.

Gisèle Alain

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You can also read the various Anne of Green Gables manga out there, which if you didn't know, is set in the late 19th century into the early 20th century.