Hideaki Sorachi, the author of the legendary Gintama series, has returned to the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump after a seven-year hiatus with a brand-new fantasy comedy series.
As of April 20, 2026, the manga world in Japan has awakened to a historic day; the new series by the legendary Hideaki Sorachi has begun, while new volumes of hits like Spy x Family and Dandadan have hit the shelves.
The world of legendary assassin Taro Sakamoto meets fans in a massive exhibition to be held in Tokyo; the Sakamoto Store will be reconstructed at a 1:1 scale.
As part of its 100th-anniversary celebrations, Shueisha is honoring the 60-year career of legendary mangaka Hiroshi Motomiya with a massive collection spanning over 150 volumes.
Masayoshi Sato, creator of Momiji no Kisetsu, returns to the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump with a basketball story that confronts the shadows of the past.
The adventures of the legendary assassin Taro Sakamoto are coming to the big screen. The film, which will be released on April 29, will offer viewers a unique action experience with the ScreenX format.
Atsushi Nakamura, creator of AGRAVITY BOYS, returns to the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump with his new series "Roku no Okashina Ie," which blends horror and comedy.
The beloved manga series The Promised Neverland is being brought to the stage for the first time as part of its 10th-anniversary celebrations; auditions for the roles of Emma, Norman, and Ray have begun.
The beloved manga series The Promised Neverland is being adapted into a spectacular stage musical, set to be performed in Tokyo this winter as part of its 10th-anniversary celebrations.
Hideaki Sorachi, the name behind the legendary Gintama series, is making a spectacular return to the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump with a brand-new fantasy-comedy series starting on April 20.
Weekly Shonen Jump's popular series Sakamoto Days is stepping into the world of fashion. The special May issue of Men's Non-no, releasing on April 9, will feature an exclusive acrylic stand and stickers.
Hideaki Sorachi, author of the legendary Gintama series, returns to Weekly Shonen Jump with a new series after a seven-year hiatus. Here are the details on the wave of three new manga series starting in April.