Renowned manga artist Natsumi Hirota returns with her new series 'Okaasan to Issho!', which follows a 40-year-old single woman's struggle with her mother's cancer diagnosis and the challenges of life.
Asagao Nakai's new series "Blueprint" focuses on the technical and emotional development of a young architecture student facing the reality of earthquakes.
Beloved mangaka Nana Nanano has turned her one-shot story, which received full marks from readers, into a regular series. The work, which focuses on an innocent 'gyaru' encountering love, met readers in the new issue of Ciao magazine.
Tomoyuki Yukino, creator of the Lowarai manga, will hold a public interview with the famous comedy duo Tom Brown at a special event in Tokyo on April 9.
The tragic story of Maida, a 'living panacea' who heals others with her own body, written by Kirie, has met its readers.
KADOKAWA's long-standing seinen manga magazine, Monthly Comic Flapper, has undergone a comprehensive renewal process with its May issue, released on April 3rd.
Hakusensha's popular magazine Hana to Yume has announced a new manga by Sayo Waraku, featuring a magical girl fighting against exploitative working conditions.
As part of its 50th-anniversary 'LaLa Love Letter' project, Hakusensha's legendary shojo magazine LaLa honors the cult series Kare Kano in its first installment.
The beloved shoujo series Kitchen Princess returns after many years with a two-part special story as part of the 70th-anniversary celebrations.
A new manga series has arrived, following the accidental massive success of a man who just wants peace in a world where the male-to-female ratio is 1:100, all thanks to his mayonnaise-based dishes.
Written by popular artist Mupi, Chika-chan wa Motto Shiritai has been published on the Shonen Jump+ platform, blending a story of a mysterious creature and high school romance.
Sho Aimoto's popular supernatural manga Kemono Jihen is being adapted for the stage under the subtitle "Tokyo Arc."