Indonesian manga author Wijaya

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Vivian Wijaya, an Indonesian manga author, poses during an interview at her home in Jakarta on Nov. 10, 2011. Wijaya, a doctor, left the medical profession and made her debut the same month as a manga artist in Japan.

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