Manga LibraryThe Box Hill Japan Festival event report is now up on the Past Events page.
※ Special opening hours may apply for some events and during the holiday periods. Please refer to the calendar below.
![]() | Open1~5pm, | ![]() | Open1~7pm, | ![]() | CLOSED |
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| 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 |
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The Manga Library was established in November 2002 as part of Monash University's Japanese Studies Centre and caters to both the needs of education and entertainment through the incorporation of the popular Japanese culture of Manga. It is currently run by volunteer staff made up of local and international students from the university.
The library is modelled on the concept of Japanese internet cafés (manga kissa), and provides a unique environment and opportunity within Melbourne to access Japanese popular culture, offering an extensive collection of over 7,000 Japanese Manga and other related texts such as magazines, novels and research material. «read more»
Clayton, Victoria, Australia.
Inside the Japanese Studies Centre.
Monash University,
Clayton Campus,
Building 54
(Near the bus loop)
Please enter by the Manga Library door on the side of the building to the left of the main entrance so as not to disturb the JSC researchers.
«detailed directions & bigger map»