The comic that sparked Japan's interest in the NBA - Yahoo Sports

#x22;Slam Dunk" is not only one of the most popular manga series of all time, it also inspired a generation of basketball players in Japan.
Slam Dunk is not only one of the most popular manga series of all time, it also inspired a generation of basketball players in Japan.

Slam Dunk: How Japan's Love of Basketball Can Be Traced Back to a Comic - Sports Illustrated

Rare, high-end NBA cards believed to be overseas in growing international card market - Sports Collectors Digest

Why Yuta Watanabe's Viral Moment Brought Cheers From Japan - The New York Times

Rui Hachimura talks about why he started playing basketball - Yahoo Sports

Got 41 issues of early Trigun Doujinshi in from Japan! : r/Trigun

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The phenomenon of Japanese manga and its influence around the world

Slam Dunk: How Japan's Love of Basketball Can Be Traced Back to a Comic - Sports Illustrated

Frieren: Beyond Journey's End: Is the Manga Finished?

Makoto Shinkai Gets Personal in Completing His Anime Disaster Trilogy with 'Suzume' - Yahoo Sports

2 reasons to study Japanese: 1. buy discontinued manga. 2. manga is sooooo much cheaper. all 33 volumes for about $60 : r/MangaCollectors

Made-in-Japan manga goes global with Webtoon, Deadpool

I saw someone post about this manga on here and I'm loving it so far! : r/asexuality

Slam Dunk: How Japan's Love of Basketball Can Be Traced Back to a Comic - Sports Illustrated

Yao's play was magical to watch