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マンガ嫌韓流 (Manga – The Anti-Korean Wave)
Manga Kenkanryu
The cover of Manga Kenkanryu, in which some of the controversial issues the book covers are mentioned. Click to see a translation.
Genre	Political
Manga
Written by	Sharin Yamano
Published by	Shin-yo-sha
Original run	26 July 2005 – 19 March 2015
Volumes	10

Koreans in Japan
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History Korea under Japanese rule Korean independence movement Hanshin Education Incident
Culture Chōsen-seki South Korean nationality law Special permanent resident (Japan) Zainichi Korean language
Enclaves Ikuno Korea Town Ōkubo, Tokyo Utoro, Uji
Organizations Mindan The History Museum of J-Koreans Chongryon Chōsen gakkō Choson Sinbo Korean Christian Church in Japan Koryo Museum of Art United Koreans in Japan official football team
In media Korean musicians in Japan Pachinko TV series Zainichi cinema
Discrimination Anti-Korean sentiment in Japan Comfort women Kantō Massacre Makoto Sakurai Manga Kenkanryu Uyoku dantai Zaitokukai
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Manga Kenkanryu (マンガ嫌韓流, Manga Kenkanryū, "Hating the Korean Wave"^[1] or "Hating the Korean Boom"^[2]) is a Japanese manga written by Sharin Yamano with a theme that draws on anti-Korean sentiment in Japan. The manga started as a webcomic on the author's website entitled CHOSEN, and after being refused publication for two years, it was published by Shin-yo-sha and released in Japan on July 26, 2005. It was controversial and triggered a Japanese Internet movement.

This series of comic includes controversial topics surrounding Korea and Japan such as comfort women and the Liancourt Rocks, all of which are justified in favor of Japan throughout comics. After its publication, the comic hit number one in sales on Amazon.co.jp, which was reported in Korea, sparking much online controversy. The manga was controversial even outside Korea with The New York Times^[1] and The Times^[2] continuously reporting on the comic.

^ ^a ^b Onishi, Norimitsu (19 November 2005). "Ugly Images of Asian Rivals Become Best Sellers in Japan". The New York Times. Retrieved 22 April 2014.
^ ^a ^b Lewis, Leo (1 November 2005). "Neighbour fails to see funny side of comic". The Times. Retrieved 15 September 2019.

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