Where to buy genuine Japanese manga

People who can ** will generally write the original Japanese name, and it is better to search if you know.

When you buy, shop around, find cheap new books to buy, don't buy old books too cheap, you get what you pay for, very cheap ones are easy to be worn, there are seals and seals, and you have to find a physical ** to buy.

Others: big cities - foreign bookstores, but very expensive.

The entrance of the art academy, the flea market, sometimes there are, but it is very dirty and broken (this is the situation in Beijing - I don't know if there are any carts for sale now, it turns out that there is a small truck at the entrance of our school, there are a lot of board cars at the entrance of the fashion college, generally the original magazine, occasionally there are anime, but you can't find it).

Postage.. It must have been paid by yourself - - free shipping is actually included - unless someone is tired of seeing it change hands, otherwise it will not be free shipping when sent back from Japan, which is very expensive.

Hope it helps.

It's also a big city like the magic capital, Guangzhou, and other places can have it, I'm Shenyang, not to mention the Japanese version of the original comics, and I haven't even found a full-point motherland bookstore I usually buy it in **.

Running all over the street to see that there is an anime store to rush in.,Or look for it on the Internet.,Otherwise, someone in Japan will let him send it to you or piggyback.,But people like me in small cities can only see if there is a miracle happening in the second-hand book stall.。。。

You can buy it in the net of biglobe, but I don't know who bears the postage.

Find a forum or a network or something like that.

Usually I go to **check**.

Welcome=.= Brought back from Japan, absolutely genuine.

The original Japanese anime can only be bought in Nichia, or find **. Japan's copyright control is very strict, so you can only buy it in a serious way. If you like the original Japanese book, you can also find a *** called "Japanese knowledge sauce", which has a lot of information about the original Japanese book and some essential notes, which is very good.

As a unique art category, comics are deeply loved by people all over the world, and people call comics Esperanto without borders, and are praised as the "ninth art" by Western art critics.

Turkey is one of the countries where modern comics started earlier, and they have also upgraded comics to the same category of fine arts as other painting arts, and are called the six major categories of contemporary art along with painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, and architecture. Comic art is the crystallization of human wisdom, it embodies the essence of human civilization, and it is these profound cultural accumulations as nourishment that make comics exert a strong artistic vitality. There is also an American film of the same name.

Japanese manga

It refers to manga produced or distributed in Japan, including stories*** and groups of four paintings, and it is a general term for works that combine pictures, and also refers to magazines and single books that publish such works.

The highly developed Japanese manga has become a genre with a unique style and huge influence in the world. Most Japanese manga have some common characteristics, and manga with such characteristics are often referred to as Japanese-style manga, and most of the most famous manga in the world are in Japan.

Development Stages:

In the more than half a century since World War II, the social status of manga in Japan and the perception of it have been changing. Osamu Tezuka divides the development of modern Japanese manga into six stages.

The first stage (the first decade after World War II): "The Toy Age", comics were just props for children's entertainment.

The second stage: "The Era of Purge", comics are seen as vulgar and shallow reading.

The third stage: "The Age of Dim Sum", parents and teachers reluctantly allow children to read a little comic without hindering learning.

The fourth stage: "The Age of Staple Food", in 1963, the TV animation "Astro Boy" was continuously screened on TV, and many adults and children in the family were together, and the comic was recognized by the society.

The fifth stage (70 mid-80s of the twentieth century): "The age of air", comics have become an inseparable part of the lives of teenagers.

The sixth stage (after the mid-80s of the twentieth century): "The Age of Signs", comics became a sign of communication between teenagers.