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Go to Ebay or Alibaba.
Large loss of revenue though.JP should sell their EN versions on their kakyuomi page or Nihonbungeisha.
Don't support Amazon.
Risk of being on western platforms.If Amazon wants to ban manga, Japan should ban Amazon.
They'll be quick to reverse course if they stand to lose the revenue of a whole country.
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Dear lord... the dreaded nipple strikes again. clutches pearlsA quick glance over the YenPress and JNovelClub LN titles Amazon US has banned so far, suggests they are targeting those which have nudity of young girls in the color illustrations (often available in free previews). This is just an assumption, from checking the LN previews of No Game No Life, How Not to Summon a Demon Lord, The Greatest Magicmaster's Retirement Plan, I Shall Survive Using Potions, Clockwork Planet, Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash, and Infinite Stratos on Bookwalker.jp. Surprisingly enough they do all have at least one color image with partially hidden full nudity (not necessarily even sexualized, just nude) in at least one LN volume. This common trend could obviously be broken as they start banning more titles, if that isn't the actual reason. It would become rather worrying if they are banning over something more broad than that.
Toddler sex by making teeny pussies on figurines.How the fuck does one go from figurines to child abuse? Literally insane lmao.
Nnn bro.Dear lord... the dreaded nipple strikes again. clutches pearls
Defeat Japanese art by spamming the AI. This way they would not even sign up as anime artists. Let AI - nime break them.I have a question. What anime and manga have been banned on amazon? Because, if we're talking about ones that don't follow political correctness, then that's a lot of them.
Also, The west is certainly extreme with their morals these years, but trying to push their views onto other cultures seems kinda really bad. Japan should push back, because that's not right.
Actually, now that I think about it, didn't Instagram or something ban "Japanese style art" a while back. A war on Japanese culture it seems.
TemuNow what? Will Japan be forced to go for alternate channels for international payments to safeguard its business ?