Some popular Japanese light novels include 'Sword Art Online'. It's set in a virtual reality world where players are trapped and have to fight to survive and clear the game. Another is 'Overlord', which follows the story of a powerful wizard who gets trapped in a game world and his adventures there.
The cost of manga in Japan varies. You might find bargain bins with cheaper options, but collector's editions or limited releases can be quite costly. Also, it depends on where you buy them - big chain stores vs small indie shops.
Japanese light novels have influenced global culture in various ways. Their popularity has led to an increase in the translation of Japanese works into other languages. This has not only spread Japanese language learning but also made Japanese pop culture more accessible. The merchandise related to light novels, such as figurines and character - themed products, has also become a global phenomenon. This has created a new market and cultural exchange. Additionally, the themes in light novels, whether it's about friendship, love, or self - discovery in a fantasy setting, resonate with a wide audience around the world, leading to a cross - cultural understanding of different values and emotions.
I recommend the following novels to you: " Rhapsody of the Otaku in the Other World "--The protagonist Wu Song was chosen by the Goddess of Music. He used the music summoning skill in the other world to summon anime characters and possession skills to fight wits and courage. 2. " I can summon anime characters without limit "-The main character, Xia Muxing, is a contestant of the Tenth Emperor Sequence of Summoning Paradise. He has the ability to summon beasts and anime characters, and embarks on the path of unlimited strength.
Well, to publish manga in Japan, you have to have a unique and engaging story. Also, your art style should be appealing. Then, research different publishing houses and follow their submission guidelines carefully.