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Takafumi Mizuguchi

みずぐち たかふみ

Mizuguchi Takafumi

Profile

Gender
Male
Nationality
Japan
Languages
Japanese

Career

Occupations
Writer, Light novel author
Active Years
2004-

Awards

Sneaker Grand Prize — Encouragement Prize (9th)
2004
Work: Ren (originally "Her Fate Tale"; later retitled)
Organization: Kadokawa Shoten
Result: 受賞 / Winner (Encouragement Prize)

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Ren: Koku no Knife and the Sky‑Blue Future

2004 Light novel / School novel

Witch Mazurka I: Do You Believe in Magic?

2006 Light novel
MagicSchool

Witch Mazurka II: Connected Feelings

2006 Light novel
FriendshipMagic

Tsukiiro Platform

2009 Light novel

Shadow Homestay

2010 Light novel

I Want to Kiss My Kuudere Girlfriend

2011 Romantic comedy / Light novel
RomanceSchool

Cats Are Not Counted, And Certainly Not Let In The House

2012 Light novel
Slice of lifeComedy

The High School Demon King's Decision

2013 Light novel / School
SchoolFantasy

"How About Living With Me?" (series)

2021 Romantic comedy / Light novel
CohabitationRomance

The Beloved Angel Classmate Smiles Mischievously Only at Me (series)

2023 Romantic comedy / Light novel
SchoolRomantic comedy

Bibliography

  • Ren: Koku no Knife and the Sky‑Blue Future (debut)
  • Witch Mazurka I: Do You Believe in Magic?
  • Witch Mazurka II: Connected Feelings
  • Tsukiiro Platform
  • Shadow Homestay
  • I Want to Kiss My Kuudere Girlfriend (vol.1–2)
  • Cats Are Not Counted, And Certainly Not Let In The House
  • The High School Demon King's Decision (vol.1–2)
  • "How About Living With Me?" (series, vols.1–3)
  • The Beloved Angel Classmate Smiles Mischievously Only at Me (series, vols.1–3)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
Light-novel style: brisk, easy-to-read narrationCharacter-driven plots typical of school novels
Recurring Motifs
School lifeMagicYouthRomantic comedy elements

Legacy

A light‑novel author who debuted in 2004 after winning the Encouragement Prize in the Sneaker Grand Prize. He has published multiple works with imprints such as Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko and Ichijinsha Bunko, focusing on school stories, romantic comedies and fantasy.

Trivia

  • Debuted in 2004 after winning the Encouragement Prize (9th Sneaker Grand Prize) for "Her Fate Tale", later retitled to Ren.
  • Active mainly as a light-novel author, published by Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko, Ichijinsha Bunko, Gagaga Bunko, and HJ Bunko.
  • Notable works include Ren and the Witch Mazurka series.