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Can reading manga be a job?
Yes, but it’s not as it seems. There is a job market for people who watch TV shows, anime, and books in general though you’d be mainly doing QC or Quality Checking. It involves watching/ reading the same content repetetively and writing a report on corrections that need to be made.
What to study if you like reading?
Here are a few of the best majors every avid reader would enjoy spending the next two to four (or maybe more) years studying and mastering:
- English. OK, this one is a bit obvious.
- Journalism.
- Early Education.
- Library Sciences.
- Linguistics.
- Creative Writing.
- Poetry.
- Publishing.
What do manga artists do?
A manga artist (or mangaka (漫画家) in Japanese) is a comic artist who writes and/or illustrates manga.
Do Oriental people read manga and watch anime?
Although you will find that most oriental people do read manga and or watch anime, there are people of different ethnic origins that enjoy manga and anime as well. So what’s good about it?
Do you like the fan service in manga?
In fact, a lot of people who read manga do not enjoy the fan service at all. If we wanted to read manga just for the fan service, we would read something else. However, it seems to be an integral part of most manga out there, even the most popular ones marketed to kids.
Why is manga so popular in Japan?
Popular manga have a far-reaching influence. Many become books, television shows, anime2, collectable figures and video games. Nearly every aspect of Japanese popular cultural production can trace its roots to the industrial complex that is manga which has become a mainstay of the Japanese economy and culture.
Is manga under threat in Japan?
Manga is at the heart of Japanese media, feeding nearly every aspect of it with new and innovative content. If manga is under threat, so too is practically every other form of media in Japan. When it was first launched internationally, manga occupied a niche market in many countries.
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