Kyoto International Manga Museum

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Japan, 〒604-0846 Kyōto-fu, Kyōto-shi, Nakagyō-ku, Kinpukichō, 烏丸通御池上ル (元龍池小学校)
Added by Jopie, at 04 March 2017

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• Anonymous

  02 December 2017

  There weren't too many exhibitions at the museum, but I did find them all to be very informative. You can spend the rest of your time reading manga indefinitely in the museum! There's only a limited number of english manga, but we still had a good time browsing for a few hours!

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• Anonymous

  02 December 2017

  Not what I expected. Very much like a giant Manga library that you can enjoy a read on site.. there are some English and French text manga but its mostly Japanese text based

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• Anonymous

  30 November 2017

  Didn't realize that this was essentially a library of Manga books. Was expecting more of a gallery. Sure this would be great if you can read Japanese Manga, otherwise give out a miss.

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• Anonymous

  27 November 2017

  Really interesting to see. Thé history of Manga, but also how they make it now. Explained in details. Good museum to see of you are interested in comic books

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• Anonymous

  25 November 2017

  Manga heaven, with shelves lining the corridors full of them! If you can read Japanese then this is the place for you as there is even a purpose built area to relax and read manga! For those who can't read Japanese then the upper area has an English oriented history of manga which is a nice touch.

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• Anonymous

  12 April 2017

  If you are a foreigner, you wont enjoy Manga Museum as expected, all mangas are japanese. They feature the history of mangas from the old days to present. The only thing i like is the clothes they sell which is limited editions of Dragon Ball's Gokou + Dr. Slump's Arale.

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• Anonymous

  12 April 2017

  Unfortunately my Japanese isn't great so I can't read many of the comics but there's lots of descriptive and informative signs in English! They also had a cool exhibition of some Manga artists while I was there!

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• Anonymous

  26 March 2017

  It's a warm and nice place. There are plenty of activities related to manga to do with kids and the books and prints collection is awesome. You can go there and read whatever you want.

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• Anonymous

  20 March 2017

  The family had a great time exploring this place. They have manga for all ages and an exhibit on the history of this art. I highly recommend going.

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• Anonymous

  11 March 2017

  Like a big library of Manga and also some great information about Manga and it's history. When was there that had an exhibit of how Manga is made which was very interesting.
  They have some English Manga and other languages but most are in Japanese.

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