One Thousand Years of Manga

Brigitte Koyama-Richard · David Poole Radzinowicz

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Japanese History and Culture Asian Culture and Media Studies

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One Thousand Years of Manga is both a rich documentary account and a visual delight with over 400 illustrations, many never before seen outside of Japan. A thorough exploration of the sources of manga, this book makes it possible to understand how this mass-produced cultural artifact aimed at adults as much as at children has developed into an essential facet of Japanese culture that is now enjoyed across the globe.

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