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Katz, Noam (April 2016). "So many stories to tell" (PDF). Highlighting Japan. Government of Japan. pp. 16–17.
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"PG tips -the best of 2011". Paul Gravett. 11 February 2012.
Strömberg, Fredrik (21 March 2007). Manga! Japanska serier och skaparglädje [Manga! – Japanese comics and the joy of creating] (PDF) (Master's thesis) (in Swedish). Malmö University.
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"A cultural clash transformed into pure art" (PDF). News. Ikea. February 2010. pp. 1–3.

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