List of mangas with educative content

[Nojay]

Heterogenous Linguistics The problem most isekais skip over, the languages different non-human races speak and how they communicate with each other. Answer - badly. Delightful manga, must be a horroshow to translate.

 

[jeezits]

Heterogenous Linguistics The problem most isekais skip over, the languages different non-human races speak and how they communicate with each other. Answer - badly. Delightful manga, must be a horroshow to translate.

Whoever's translating it should just submit it as their Japanese Lit master's thesis,fr.

 

[Strela]

Chronicle of Narnia: Magician's Nephew

I guess this count?

 

[ieatass69]

https://mangadex.org/title/63de8884-e35c-46ad-a7c7-fe3b2d5f1ec6/16bit-sensation

A pretty detailed look into the history of visual novels. The anime is airing right now, go watch it.

 

[OisE]

Isekai Izakaya "Nobu" If you want to learn about food served in Izakaya.

I really don't like this manga tho because you japanese culture is the best in the world. Other people are just stucked in middle ages...

 

[UnnamedPlayer]

A recent addition on mangadex : Kimi wa Sukinosaurus, about paleontolgy, mostly dinosaurs !

 

[Cloverfieldo]

There's Ubunchu!, which is about the ubuntu operating system

 

[MilkDrinker]

There's Ubunchu!, which is about the ubuntu operating system

That sounds rad, picked the fuck up. Shame there's no LFS Manga

 

[Cloverfieldo]

Also, there's The Screw People that's about philosophy

 

[A54013]

There's this physiological manga with a similar vibe to "We Shall Now Begin Ethics", Yumenashi-sensei no Shinroshidou, about a school counselor.

I'm not sure what counts as an educational manga but there are two survival mangas I recommend Yajin Tensei: Karate Survivor in Another World and Sousei no Taiga. They are both isekai, with one set in the Medieval Age and the other set in the Neolithic Era.

 

[OisE]

Hmm... I have a question.

Are touristic oriented manga considered educative content or should we create another thread to put them together?

 

[UnnamedPlayer]

Hmm... I have a question.

Are touristic oriented manga considered educative content or should we create another thread to put them together?

Good question. My answer will be very pragmatic : I doubt there is enough touristic oriented manga to make a thread about it, so we can include it here. And if there is enough to make a hole list, it's better to do a separate list. And BTW, i plan to do an "gaming manga" list for that reasons and have already an MDList preapared for (it looks like there is a lots of them), while i won't do that for "films mangas" (i don't know enough of them).

And i'm curious to know what are touristic-oriented mangas, do you have an example ?

 

[OisE]

And i'm curious to know what are touristic-oriented mangas, do you have an example ?

I don't know manga like that but I'm interested, haha!

I quickly search with these filters on advanced search and I just found this for example:

Traveling Gyaru
"This is the story of Michika Michibata, a 18 year old sparkling gyaru traveling from Kagoshima to Hokkaido
(~2800 km/~1700 mi) in her trusty, bedazzled touring cycle"

If there is more manga to discover Japan with real location I'm interested!

 

[UnnamedPlayer]

Futari escape had a few chapters about real life locations, now that i think about it.

 

[OisE]

I started Traveling Gyaru and for now we can follow her, it's pretty funny to look for the places she go on google maps and all.

Just the artist is kinda weird with all his kinky fanservice!!?

Also, I'm posting on each chapters google maps links where the protagonist goes!
If someone wants to pick this up, I would be very grateful.

 

[TestAddress]

8-bit sensation

 

[UnnamedPlayer]

Another one to add to the list : Material and methods, by Pellichi. It's a slice of life manga about the daily life of a biology research laboratory, vie from the POV of a new intern who discover how a laboratory function. It's not completely a biology manga, it teaches you more about how science and its institution work from the inside. Furthermore, it's written by a ex-biology researcher, so it's quite realistic, but not really autobiographical. And it's really good and interesting !

Unfortunately for most of you, it' a French manga (yes, like radiant or chronoctis express, or others like that), so it's only readable in French (for now). If you can read French, you can read it here for free, on the official website of the authoress : Material & Methods.

 

[ieatass69]

https://mangadex.org/title/ba5ac6ee...c10a9/tsukuoki-life-weekend-meal-prep-recipes
Meal prep manga. Truth be told, it still looks like a lot of efforts each week. Or maybe I just eat a lot. Used to cook a kg or 2 of meat a day and finish all in 2 days.

 

[TestAddress]

https://mangadex.org/title/ba5ac6ee...c10a9/tsukuoki-life-weekend-meal-prep-recipes
Meal prep manga. Truth be told, it still looks like a lot of efforts each week. Or maybe I just eat a lot. Used to cook a kg or 2 of meat a day and finish all in 2 days.

That is heavy. Right now I budget. I only roast since I can't get pimples on my face anymore.

 

[UnnamedPlayer]

Wana girl, a manga about hunting and trapping wild animals. Recently added on mangadex.