Kodansha's digital platform K Manga has started the Japanese serialization process for famous artist Daisaku Tsuru's new manga series "Protocol Ryugu". The series, previously published in English, now meets Japanese readers.
Brought to life by Tomohiro Isaki's original story and Hiroto Oishi's illustrations, "Aktoku no Rakuen" began serialization in Morning magazine on June 18. The series offers a crime thriller themed around 'special fraud'.
Chūya Koyama's popular manga about astronaut brothers, <strong>Space Brothers</strong>, concluded with the 28th issue of Morning magazine published on June 11, 2025. The approximately 19-year-long adventure left readers with an emotional yet hopeful farewell.
The first volume of Fukuda Jizō's new manga 'Realter,' which tells the story of an old man rising from an ordinary real estate agent to the world's greatest villain, hit the shelves in Japan on June 10.
Kodansha has updated the participating works and merchandise details for the first large-scale exhibition to be held for the 40th anniversary of Monthly Afternoon magazine.
Renowned artist Gyōmuyōmochi is preparing to make an appearance in Kodansha's Monthly Shonen Magazine with his new series, Mushagakuen, which focuses on the Japanese fantasy world.
As part of a new collaboration with Kodansha USA and Shueisha, Crunchyroll is adding 24 new manga titles to its platform, including major hits like Attack on Titan and Tokyo Revengers.
Gumi Tendo, the creator of Hell's Kitchen, tells the story of a little girl who changes the world with just a pinch of spice and mysterious spice ghosts.
Saga Doon, a new spin-off manga set in the world of Miko Yasu's beloved historical series Dan Doon, met readers on May 14 in Kodansha's Morning magazine.
The first volume of the PRINCE OF GHOST series, written by Yuki Aimu and brought to life with the enchanting illustrations of Anji Hoshina, met with readers as of May 13.
Hinata Kokage's psychological drama Gyakko no Kuru-chan, which has made a huge splash, has met readers with its first volume. The series focuses on the deep emotional manipulation within a family that appears perfect from the outside.
Motoka Oka's popular digital series Fujun sura Junjo has hit the shelves with its first physical volume. This 'master-slave' themed romantic comedy, which begins with a misunderstanding, both amuses and excites readers.