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    A Tokyo university is planning to open a library to promote serious study of Japanese manga comics. The proposed Tokyo International Manga Library will house two million comic books, animation drawings, video games and other cartoon industry artefacts. It is hoped the new library will open by early 2015 at Meiji University.

    "Manga has been taken lightly in the past and there has been no solid archive for serious study," the university's Susumi Shibao told AFP.

    "We want to help academic studies on manga as part of Japanese culture," she added.

    It is anticipated that the library will be made available to researchers and fans from Japan and abroad.

    Source - BBC News


    Below is a video of what the Manga Library will look like. Pretty mind-blowing if you ask me. Now if only I could understand Japanese...



    More information in the spoiler.




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    fink of all dem mangas


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    I want to go there one day.
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    "promote serious study of Japanese manga comics."

    How do you study them tho.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryuzaki View Post
    "promote serious study of Japanese manga comics."

    How do you study them tho.
    A lot of mangas have great artistic value and in some cases can be fantastic works of literature; Eden especially is unbelievably well written. Plus there is a lot to learn from manga in terms of morals and what the author is trying to convey. Also, don't forget that a very popular job in Japan is a mangaka. This manga library will no doubt inspire many authors and will provide others with the knowledge necessary to get started.

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    faire enough

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