Tsuruko wa Mada Yonjūgo Dakara! #3

Tsuruko wa Mada Yonjūgo Dakara! is a manga series authored by Yūko Yamaguchi, serialized during the mid-1980s. The narrative focuses on the comedic and everyday life of the titular character, Tsuruko, reflecting the domestic humor and slice-of-life trends prominent in Japanese manga magazines of that era. It serves as a representative example of the character-driven short-form storytelling common in the period's anthology publications.

The design and artistic execution of the series prioritize a light, expressive style characteristic of contemporary shōjo and josei aesthetics. As the third issue in the collection, it continues the series' established tone, maintaining visual consistency with the preceding chapters while further developing the episodic arc. It was received as a modest entry within the wider landscape of independent manga releases, appreciated primarily by readers of the anthology series in which it appeared.