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A label on the cover is useful, but it never tells the entire publishing story by itself.
From sushi to shinkansen: how Japan wins hearts without weapons.
From medieval picture scrolls to BEASTARS, Aggretsuko and the maneki-neko on your favourite shop window.
Why the same series can feel completely different depending on whether you watch it or read it.
Special Week, Silence Suzuka, and the dream of becoming Japan's best horse-girl runner
More than 25 drawings of the most popular characters from Naruto, Naruto Shippuden, and Boruto, ready to print and color.
From AI web tools to mobile filters, here's how to turn your selfies into anime, manga, or cartoon art
What hair colors and hairstyles mean in anime — from Sailor Moon to Re:Zero.
A curated list of anime series that remind you to chase your dreams.
Korean, Chinese, and Japanese comics look similar at first, but each one follows its own rhythm and tradition.
Running, tsundere, fanservice, glowing power-ups and other tropes that show up in (almost) every anime.
Beyond the polite surface: how open is Japan really?
The complete text from the anime with romaji, English translation and background on Johan's story.
From the 5/9 goroawase to Masako Nozawa's 2015 stage event, and the campaigns that still use the date.
Cooking duels with a halberd in the title — and recipes you can actually cook.
A practical guide to Tokyo Ghoul, from Kaneki's first transformation to Tokyo Ghoul:re and the live-action films.
A clear look at the term, its history, its uses, and the criticism around it.
The mangaka of Dragon Ball, his other series, and the lesser-known details around Senna, Jackie Chan, and Bird Studio.
Release order, simplified chronology, and what each major arc is about—so you can start without getting lost.
What a mangaka does day to day—from page counts and assistants to pay ranges and a creator who crossed Brazil and Japan.
Level, furigana, tools, and realistic tips for manga reading practice
Why persistence matters more than a supposed gift.
A simple way to turn reading into Japanese study.
Hanaji (鼻血) – anime's most iconic visual cliché, simply explained.
