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Today’s photo of the day, courtesy of Garbo, features DBSK in a manga. Although the two current members Yunho and Changmin are focused on here, I think the other picture with five people is a picture of all the original members. Props to Yuuki Nachi’s “Boku wa Ookami” (I am a Wolf) for getting us Cassies attention!

From Rekuru:
Manga is Japanese word which means cartoons or comics. Mangas are very well known in Japan mainly because of the good story plots and drawings. Sometimes its what producers and directors get for their anime and drama series. So below are some of the must read mangas I have chosen. More »

I’m a girl who loves to eat delicious food. Whether it’s American, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, I love it all. Especially when it comes to foreign delicacies, the presentation really affects my appetite. Nothing looks better than some scrumptious food that’s arranged beautifully! More »

From Rekuru: The 16th issue of Kodansha’s Good! Afternoon magazine announced on Saturday that Blade of the Immortal creator Hiroaki Samura will be ending his Halcyon Lunch manga in the next issue which will be published in July. Samura launched the manga in the magazine’s premiere issue in 2008. The story is about Gen, a 38 year old man who looses everything and then meets a girl who will eat everything and anything.

From Rekuru: The story creator of Bamboo Blade, Masahiro Totsuka and the manga creator of Samurai Harem: Asu no Yoichi manga, Yu Minamoto has announced in a combined April 7th blog post that they will be launching a brand new manga series titled Haru Polish! It will officially be launched in the June issue of Akita Shoten’s Monthly Shonen Champion magazine on May 6th. More »

From Rekuru: For those who didn’t know, Sunrise’s Code Geass has had a manga prequel that’s been in serialization for some time now (that’s something I didn’t know). The prequel, Code Geass: Shikkoku no Renya, lies in the same timeline as the anime, the story is actually set during Japan’s Edo era. This leaves it open for comparisons to be drawn to other historical manga, and that’s where we get problems. More »



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