Let’s discuss Hikaru no Go while waiting for the first chapter of the new Go manga Go to Go to come out!
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Did you start Go because of Hikaru no Go?
- Yes! I started Go because of Hikaru no Go.
- I knew Go before Hikaru no Go but it got me more interested.
- Hikaru no Go is not the reason I got into Go but I do read/watch it
- I know about Hikaru no Go but I have never read/watched it before
- What is Hikaru no Go?
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Ive read it not too long ago and I have to say, the quality and art style are very beautiful!
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I wonder what would the convert rate be? IIRC, the Hikaru no Go manga sold over 25m copies (in Japan, numbers from like a decade ago), and the Go population (the active spending population) in Japan peaked about 5m, and it was a jump form some 4m in the 1990s. Although I suspect the amine reached a wider audience, but had a much lower convert rate.
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It’s interesting that you use the word “convert”. It’s almost as though Go is a religion!
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The illustrator later went on to draw other famous manga such as Death Note and Bakuman
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I usually say that my Go teacher was Hikaru Shindo.
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Come, Join us.
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