The Niigata City Manga House

I visited for the first time. It's free, and I think it's okay to stop by when you pass nearby. It would be nice if the collection of books increased.

I like Rumiko Takahashi, so I'll give you five. The exhibition concept is compact but has a key point. It was after moving to Mangatan in Ishinomaki, so I was very moved.

There are various exhibits without an admission fee and I am very satisfied. I would go if it was nearby ...

You can read various manga for free here

I went there once for a while, but is it necessary for the administration to do this? It seemed like that. Anyway, since the former mayor is from a culture field, Niigata City seems to be strong in that tendency, and many cultural facilities are burdened even though they are on the verge of financial failure ... (The exclusive dance company ...) NSGs are also involved in finding a way out, and if you think that this will create employment, I think it is a pretty dangerous local government. For those who are interested, I'd like you to do it because it's good for the administration, but it makes me think a little about how to use public money. Next time at a manga anime profession ... Moreover, in a redevelopment building where the city is involved ... Well, I thought that I was wrong when I used it because I moved from that town.