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Post #596036 |
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6:32 am, Apr 23 2013
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Not sure hoe to put this, but I want to find some works that follow actual people or events. this guy that I know said that manga only covers fictionand things and stuff that relates to japan. 
History
It can be anything from historical events and people to survival tactics and cultures so long as it was actually used. eg. Red River had cultural interaction between the Hitite and Egyptian empires as well as historical references
Sports
If it educates you on the subject, involves tactics or famous people that would be great. eg. Area no Kishi
Other
I cant' think of much else, maybe school subjects or work fields, even having an english author would do. But if you can think of anything else I would love to see them. 
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nat91
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Post #596040 |
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6:59 am, Apr 23 2013
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I don't know if this will hit on what exactly you were wanting but Molester Man was said to be based off of a true story.
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gss93
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Post #596042 |
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7:03 am, Apr 23 2013
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bakuman explains world of manga from writers side
aoi bungaku episode 1-4(story one)- it is based of a ficional novel but it is realistic because of how it related to the authors situation which is explained at the beginning of each episode
gin no saji explains a few things related to farming
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Damnedman
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Post #596043 |
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7:07 am, Apr 23 2013
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Basically you want to know about any educational series not pertaining to Japanese culture?
Mori Kouji apparently researches the subjects of his manga beforehand and tries to educate his readers. Holyland had information on different type of martial arts, but I don't know how accurate the information is.
Most cooking or food-related series, like Addicted to Curry and Bartender, has various information on their subjects, but I don't know how accurate that information is as well.
Crimsons has a bunch of information on marine life and seems fairly accurate from what I know.
Futari Ecchi has sex education apparently but I was not interested enough to check it out myself.
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Tsubamex
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Post #596050 |
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9:02 am, Apr 23 2013
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Ah I had someone say that to me the other day so I know that feeling XD
17 sai and the others in the Based on a true story tag
Then in terms of information Little forest gives a lot of information about cooking and finding ingredients in the woodland and the such.
Afuganisu-tan is satirical but also presents facts at the same time of parodying them
Date-bashira sort of presents historical facts in very short chapters, seems like its non-fictional but not completely sure cos there's only 1 chapter out.
Also Tetsuko no Tabi was in the non-fiction tag, never read it though.
Heureka was based on a real person.
Historie, Otoyomegatari, Thermae romae all have a lot of historical cultural references or informatiion.
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jelzin89
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Post #596051 |
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9:14 am, Apr 23 2013
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gunka no baltzar is so far loosely based on happenings between prussia, bavaria and austria in the 19th century
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chrum
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Post #596106 |
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6:40 pm, Apr 23 2013
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Hadashi no Gen
based (loosely) on the life of its author, who as a child survived the atomic explosion in Hiroshima.
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reid1
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Post #596122 |
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10:53 pm, Apr 23 2013
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Hokusai
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craggt
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Post #596128 |
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12:01 am, Apr 24 2013
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Historie follows Eumenes who was a secretary and general for Alexander the Great, it also follows Alexander the Great's childhood.
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Post #596158 |
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3:41 am, Apr 24 2013
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Thank you for all your suggestions!!
[Basically you want to know about any educational series not pertaining to Japanese culture?]
-yes! this was what i was looking for, anything that could add to your knowledge whether it would be useful in life or not. I found that a lot of the history related suggestions were just good to know and the ones related to cooking, agriculture and survival might help in future.
There weren't any english authors as I had hoped, but then again, I guessed that a majority of them would be in the Josei section so it wouldn't help anyway.
Also there weren't many sports suggestions
If you have any more suggestions please keep them coming! Thanx 
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craggt
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Post #596165 |
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4:41 am, Apr 24 2013
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For sports try All Rounder Meguru, it's about mixed martial arts and is very very realistic. I actually understand MMA a little bit now that I've read it. Baby Steps is a fairly realistic and educational manga about tennis.
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reid1
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Post #596228 - Reply to ( #596158) by General No.6 |
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3:08 pm, Apr 24 2013
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About sport, maybe Nononono.
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