The Kisshō7 -seven- school comedy manga takes place at a high school in Kichioji, Tokyo, and revolves around the rumored “Kisshō7″ (Lucky 7), the seven beautiful student council members of the school.

Digital Manga Publishing licensed Tenkawa’s Wolf God manga in 2008 and released it in 2010. Naked Ape’s Switch mangainspired a 2008 original animated video, and Viz Mediapublished the 13-volume manga series in English.

The same issue of Monthly Comic Zero-Sum published the 100th chapter of Fukusuke Miyamoto‘s Haimiya Yokochō Tenmatsuki manga.

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The Tsuito Akatsuka Fujio-Ten ~Gag de Kake Nukeru 72-Nen~ (A Fujio Akatsuka Memorial Exhibition: 72 Years of Advancing Through Gags) memorial exhibition for the late manga artist Fujio Akatsuka opened at the Matsuya department store in Tokyo’s Ginza district on the 26 and will remain open until September 7. Akatsuka, the creator of beloved manga/anime franchises including Tensai Bakabon, Himitsu no Akko-chan, 21 Emon, Moretsu Ataro, and Osomatsu-kun, passed away on August 2, 2008. The memorial exhibition is notable for featuring an original Flash anime short film by popular animator Frogman (Eagle Talon). Frogman wrote, directed, and provided all of the voices for the short “Tonari no Tensai Vakabon” anime film. The exhibition also features homage sketches and artworks from over 250 famous artists including Akira Toriyama, Takashi Yanase (Anpanman), Momoko Sakura (Chibi Maruko-chan), Fujiko Fujio A (Doraemon), Rumiko Takahashi, and Kagami Yoshimizu (Lucky Star).

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Pop Japan Travel is now accepting reservations for participation in its Jump Festa 2010 tour of Japan. This vacation features admission to the Jump Festa 2010 promotional event that hosts exclusive short anime movie screenings, guest appearances by celebrity manga-ka, and participation from numerous major Japanese manga, anime, and video game companies.

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The DC Anime Club in collaboration with Japan Information and Culture Center, Embassy of Japan, will host a free public screening of the Evangelion 1.0 motion picture on Wednesday September 9, 2009, at 6:30 pm. The screening will be held at the Japan Information and Culture Center in Washington D.C. The event is free and open to the public but reservations are required.

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Toro Kitao’s manga series “Saibancho! Koko wa Choeki 4 Nen de, Dousuka?” (Judge! Here are 4 Years of Imprisonment, Understand?) will serve as the basis for a live action TV drama tentatively titled “Bouchou Mania 09″ (Attendance Mania 09). Rising actor Osamu Mukai will star as a man who makes a hobby of attending courtroom cases to observe people’s interactions. The drama will premiere on the NTV network on October 22.

Source: Tokyograph.com