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Weekly Shonen Jump (週刊少年ジャンプ, Shūkan Shōnen Janpu?, commonly stylized as Weekly Jump or simply Jump in English) is a weekly manga magazine published by Shueisha. It is responsible for serializing the One Piece manga—among many others—in its original, single-chapter form. Since its inception in 1968, Weekly Shonen Jump has sold over 7.5 billion copies (with weekly circulation exceeding 6.5 million at its height in the 1990s), consistently ranking as the world's most popular comic-book…

Browse pictures from the anime Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii (Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku) on MyAnimeList, the internet's largest anime database. Having slept through all four of her alarms, the energetic Narumi Momose finds herself running late for her first day of work at a new office. As she races to catch her train, she makes a promise to herself that none of her coworkers will find out about her dark secret: that she is an otaku and a fujoshi. Her plan goes instantly awry, though…

A Silent Voice / Koe no katachi 2016 print Japanese chirashi flyer poster, ver. BDirector: Yamada Naoko (Kyoto Animation)Film Production: Japan, 2016 Print size: B5 26x19cm, printed on both sidesCondition: A (Mint / Near Mint)✣ One of 2 designs, final copy in stock - - -✣ A CHIRASHI print is o

For those of us who love anime, we might be wondering if some of the locations in the series that we watch are actually based on real life. The answer is yes! This is known as “Seichijunrei” in Japanese, which means “real-life anime locations”. It’s become common practice to visit some of the places featured… The post 20 Anime Locations In Real Life In Tokyo You MUST Visit appeared first on Sugoii Japan.