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Japanese Manga Titles Have Doubled in Length Over the Last Few Decades

Sankaku ComplexPublished 1 min read

An analysis of nearly 140,000 Japanese manga series found that the average title has more than doubled in length compared to the 1960s, with a particularly dramatic increase beginning in the 2010s. The study analyzed 138,438 Japanese manga titles using data from Japan’s Agency for Cultural Affairs Media Arts Database.

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