People were amazed to discover that the cafe that looked like an illustration was actually a real space where people can sit and eat. Those yearning for a taste of the 2-D life outside of Tokyo will ...

The term Japanese “manga cafes” doesn’t really do them justice. Sure, they started out as pay-to-read libraries that served drinks, but they quickly started adding amenities like Internet-access PCs ...

In Japan, the home of manga, fans can read all the comics they like while enjoying drinks or snacks at the country's manga cafés.

Today, it’s home to Reggie’s Manga Cafe, an all-ages, late-night comic shop and community center that’s bringing the sights and tastes of Japan to the Pacific Northwest.

THOUSANDS of homeless "net cafe refugees" in Japan risk being turfed out onto the streets as the coronavirus pandemic forces the sudden closure of their uniquely Japanese 24/7 comic book havens. The ...

In Japan, internet cafes or manga cafes haven’t only been places where people got to surf the internet and read comics. Due to their low prices, they have become homes for some.