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What anime series in 2018 are the most liked by readers of KAORI Nusantara? Here are their choices.

KAORI interviewed the casts surprise hit zombie comedy "One Cut of the Dead"during their visit for the opening ceremony of Japan Cinema Week 2018 in Jakarta.

We have not one, but two staff reviewing the surprise hit film "One Cut of the Dead"

At Japan Cinema Week 2018 in Jakarta, director Yoshiyuki Momose and producer Yoshiaki Nishimura introduced Studio Ponoc, and answer questions about the studio's short films anthology, "Modest Heroes."

Haikyu!! Volleyball Card Game soon to be released in Indonesia. Our staff talk with the distributor about localizing the card game and the card game market in Indonesia

What is it like to gather with Conan Fans Club for a film screening? Our staff reports.

The last part of our talk with Elex Media discussed manga readers and collaborations with other parties.

A new legal anime streaming service, Ponimu, has been launched in Indonesia. Our staff checked out what the service has to offer on launch day.

In this part, KAORI talked with manga publisher Elex Media about the process of licensing manga to be published in Indonesia.

During his visit to Indonesia, KAORI talked with illustrator Mel Kishida about doing illustration work, his art style, and his cosplay hobby.

This declaration is meant to be the first step of Indonesian comics to bring the nation's culture to further approach the international level.

How Elex Media published the first manga? Let's read the history of manga in Indonesia.

In this interview, one of the guest contributors of "Comico Access: Let's Go Global" Malang, Tessa Y.P, shared her experiences about her work as a comic writer and becoming Silent Manga Audition 2016 Grand Prix Runner Up.

Comico Indonesia goes to Malang in search of new comic artists in Comico Access Let's Go Global!

KAORI asked Indonesian readers about their consumption of licensed manga published legally in Indonesia

Presenting a literature review on boys love in the style of fan-produced parody popular in doujinshi culture, "Buku Pintar: Seri Boys Love" is one of the most interesting work to appear from Indonesia's doujinshi scene.