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The tiger has not yet eaten the dragon

虎は龍をまだ喰べない。

This phrase is likely metaphorical or symbolic, as it uses animals that are rich in meaning within East Asian cultures. In a manga context, it could be referring to a confrontation or power dynamic between two characters or forces, with the tiger and dragon representing different entities or ideals. The phrase indicates that the confrontation or event has not yet occurred or is still in progress.

hokkaidoman

I was born in Japan and have been reading manga since I was very young. Before I knew it, I had already crossed 40 years of age. I aspire to share Japanese manga culture with the world in English from Hokkaido, the northernmost region of Japan. While I believe I have a decent collection of books, after getting married in 2019 and having children, space became an issue. Consequently, I had to dispose of all the 'long-standing, major works'. However, this left my bookshelf with interesting, lesser-known manga that are too obscure to be digitized, creating a very charming and unique collection. I want the world to understand that manga is not just about the popular titles that have been translated into English. I hope people around the world can enjoy the profound depth of manga culture. To support this endeavor, I need some capital, so I have included advertisements. I hope for your understanding in this matter. I want to create a manga library that people from overseas can easily visit when they come to Hokkaido.

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