
Hiroyuki Ohashi's Cult Manga World Moves to Shibuya PARCO: Are You Ready to Design Your Own Merchandise?
Hiroyuki Ohashi, creator of cult works like Ongaku and Zokki, opens his original drawings to fans with a massive exhibition at Shibuya PARCO.

Hiroyuki Ohashi, creator of cult works like Ongaku and Zokki, opens his original drawings to fans with a massive exhibition at Shibuya PARCO.

A new series about a former Japanese teacher who uses modern methods to revive a collapsed magic academy in a fantasy world where he has been reincarnated has launched on Piccoma.

KADOKAWA's new series, Fukushuu Reijou no Akutou Gari, follows the story of a duke's daughter who was falsely accused and returns years later to seek her revenge.

Yū Miki's beloved manga The Bateren Tales, published on the Shonen Jump+ platform, returns on May 22nd after a short break and enters the final stage of the story.

Square Enix's popular digital platform Manga UP! Global has begun publishing the new romance and drama series 'The Cruel King I'm Marrying as a Substitute Bride is My First Love?!' in English.

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.

The "Nanashi" manga, written by famous Japanese actor Jiro Sato and illustrated by Ryo Nagata, has officially concluded with its third volume released today.

The manga "My Sweet Marriage to My Ex-Nemesis," where sworn enemies step into a sweet marriage, will be published in English by One Peace Books in 2027.

"Under Idol" by Yuko Setsuna tells the story of a young girl labeled "Talentless" in a world where genetic tests determine careers, as she struggles to become an idol.

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 beloved work by Japan's rising horror star Roka Koen has been adapted into a manga with impressive illustrations by tom. The first volume hit shelves on May 14.

Tojo Genya, one of Japan's most beloved horror-mystery series, has met readers with its first manga adaptation. The first volume of 'Kubunashi no Gotoki Tataru Mono', illustrated by Subaru Nitou, has hit the shelves.