Universities producing increasing numbers of manga majors

Universities producing increasing numbers of manga majors

TOKYO, Japan - Yu Otsuka (R) undergoes training on July 12, 2013 at Aidem Corp., a job advertisement agency in Tokyo he joined after graduating from the Bunsei University of Art as a manga major.

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