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From Uruguay to Japan: How One DEOW Student Became a Published Manga Artist
We’re proud to celebrate Gin, a participant in DEOW Japan’s Global Tokiwaso Project, who is going to debut his manga “5 minute Ace”!
Rosalie & Burkhardt: Poodz’s Manga in Dengeki Daioh
“Rosalie & Burkhardt” by Global Tokiwaso artist Poodz is now published in Dengeki Daioh. Read the synopsis and learn how DEOW Japan supports manga creators.
Gin Becomes a Finalist in Sunday Webry’s Manga Contest
We’re thrilled to announce that Gin, one of the talented participants in DEOW Japan’s Global Tokiwaso Project, has been selected as a finalist in the June 2025 Sunday Webry Newcomer Manga Contest!
One-day trip from Tokyo – Kamakura
About an hour by train from Tokyo, Kamakura is the perfect day trip: temples, a beach, a bamboo forest, and if you’re lucky, a view of Mount Fuji. Here’s a full itinerary with all the practical info you need to plan your day.
One-day trip from Tokyo – Kamakura
About an hour by train from Tokyo, Kamakura is the perfect day trip: temples, a beach, a bamboo forest, and if you’re lucky, a view of Mount Fuji. Here’s a full itinerary with all the practical info you need to plan your day.
Everything Can Be Found in Donki: What Is Donki?
Being a foreign resident in Japan means constantly discovering new places that quickly become part of your daily routine, and for most of us, one of those places ends up being Donki. If you’ve been in Japan for even a short while, you’ve probably already heard someone say, “just check Donki, they’ll have it.” At first, I honestly thought that was an exaggeration. It wasn’t.
From Mexico to Japan at 17: Rox Has Been Named as a Finalist in Shogakukan’s Sunday Webry Newcomer Award
Rox, a 19-year-old creator from Mexico in DEOW Japan’s Global Tokiwaso Project, has been named a finalist in Shogakukan’s Sunday Webry Newcomer Award with her one-shot “Veil Agency”.
Your Local Konbini Is Actually a Japanese Classroom
Imagine this: it’s 8am, you’re in Japan, and before class even starts you’ve already practised Japanese. Not with an app.
What Is Tanabata? The Star Festival Explained
Every July, Japan does something quietly extraordinary. Across the country — in shopping arcades, school corridors, temple grounds, and train
Japan’s New Bicycle Laws in 2026: Why the “Blue Ticket” Matters for Every Student
Japan’s New Bicycle Laws in 2026: Why the “Blue Ticket” Matters for Every Student If you’re moving to Japan to
What to Pack for Japan: The Ultimate Suitcase Guide for Your Trip (or Study Stay!)
Whether you’re heading to Japan for a two-week holiday or an extended study program, packing smart can make a huge
What’s On in Tokyo This Weekend (June 21–22, 2026)
Tokyo in the third week of June sits in that sweet, slightly sweaty spot between the tail of tsuyu and
From Uruguay to the Pages of a Japanese Publisher: Meet Gin, and the Program That Got Him There
A DEOW Japan manga student just made history. Here’s how it happened — and what it means for aspiring manga