There are some mangas dedicated to an art and you somehow consequentially learn about the art- which one was the one that made you go "Oh Wow! didnt know this- that's interesting"

Or sometimes, some information just dropped in and it struck a chord or made a mark on you...

In the first group, I would say some like bartender taught me about some unique cocktails and made me interested in drinks more- more the art of each cocktail- came to know that there is such a thing as Black beer and that long stemmed glasses are for ladies who dont want to tilt their necks to show their wrinkles.. 😀

In the second group, I guess something like Vivian Westwood 😀 ...heard of Tiffanys but not Vivian Westwood so much- yeah, I live in a well..

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Things from japanese culture mainly. Then food related manga, like Yakitate Japan and Addicted to curry have some interesting stuff about food and ingredients 🤣

This week's favorites:

• Golden Kamui

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I learned how to clean the inside of an old microwave from an episode of Keroro Gunsou 🤣 .... it really worked 😲

Point & Squirt

there are lot's of cooking stuff like mentioned above, but one that really sticks in my mind if FullMetal Alchemist. They had some chemistry stuff in there that i already knew, but was surprised to see in a manga/anime. usually the author is vague about stuff like that, but not this time. like the concept of equilibrium or the actual ingredients in a human body, and the convo ed was having with what's-his-face from usewell (mining town) in the anime. All actual facts.

so instead of studying for your next chem test, just watch FMA ^^

Hard work and determination can solve any problem.... 🤢

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Hard work and determination can solve any problem.... 🤢

The two very things I dont have 😀

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I learned a lot of stuff from japanese culture.
Also about Greek culture from Saint Seiya, also about food, chemistry...

The thing I like most about a manga It's the huge research the author makes!!! They never write false things!!

Looking for this!!!

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it might sound bad, but in the first volume of Genshiken when kanji realizes to just accept himself as an otaku i was mindblown. led to alot of thought about not caring what people think, etc