Its had a very special place in our hearts as well, the older I get the more I cherish Maison Ikkoku.

@@TheRumicWorld well...seems like I will need to watch it one day too. Inuyasha was awesome, Urusei Yatsura was great, but I stuck while were trying to watch Ranma some time ago...

@@W4iteFlame imo maison ikkoku is better than Inuyasha, as i got bored of that one.

Thank you! We'd like to do a larger video on our collection as a whole. It grows week to week (lots of packages seem to arrive regularly haha). Our library renovation was a Corona-era project that we're very happy with and it has allowed us a better way to showcase our collection. We (my brother and I) got into her work and manga in general around 1992 and have just been collecting ever sense. I did a year abroad in Japan for college in the early 2000s, learned Japanese and then just started researching heavily to find out what was out there and little by little investing, collecting, documenting, archiving and translating. The website (furinkan.com) is always the main repository for everything, but with the time the pandemic has allowed as we work remotely its allowed us to have a lot of time to focus on our passion (Takahashi) this year.

Thank you! We're glad we could share it!

Yes, unfortunately its an obscure one in terms of digitalization.