Japan
- Name
- Japan
- Creator
- Eiji Ōtsuka
- Genre
- science fiction anime and manga
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Key facts
• Name — Japan • Ja Kanji — ジャパン • Genre — Science fiction
Key facts
Key facts
• Type — manga • Author — Eiji Ohtsuka • Illustrator — Mami Itoh • Publisher — Kadokawa Shoten • First — January 1994 • Last — August 1995 • Volumes — 3 • Volume List — #Volume list Japan is a manga series by Eiji Ōtsuka with art by Mami Itoh.
Reception
Manga Sanctuary called it a brilliant and complex story, and called it very gripping.
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- 1.Webcat Plus. Japan (1).
- 2.Webcat Plus. Japan (1) (2005).
- 3.Webcat Plus. Japan (2).
- 4.Webcat Plus. Japan (2) (2005).
- 5.Webcat Plus. Japan (3).
- 6.Webcat Plus. Japan (3) (2005).
- 7.Manga Sanctuary. Critiques du staff, Japan.
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