Comic Toranoana

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Comic Toranoana (コミックとらのあな) is a dōjin shop operated by the Toranoana Inc. (株式会社 虎の穴). This shop specializes in selling manga-related items. It is also known by the name, "Toranoana", or simply, "Tora".

About the company[edit]

The name, "Toranoana", comes from the name of the professional wrestling company of the same name in the anime series Tiger Mask.

In 1996, the company was established as a yugen kaisha. Soon the company expanded, with Akihabara as a center of this expansion, to many places in Tokyo and other large cities. Then in 2003, the company was converted into a kabushiki kaisha.

List of stores[edit]

Currently there are 15 stores in Japan, three of which closed a few years ago.

Japan[edit]

• Sapporo store (Hokkaidō)
• Sendai store (Miyagi)
• Akihabara main store (Tokyo)
• Akihabara store #2 (Tokyo)
• Ikebukuro store (Tokyo)
• Shinjuku store (Tokyo)
• Machida store (Tokyo)
• Yokohama store (Kanagawa)
• Nagoya store (Aichi)
• Umeda store (Osaka)
• Namba store #1 (Osaka)
• Namba store #2 (Osaka)
• Sannomiya store (Hyogo)
• Hiroshima store (Hiroshima)
• Fukuoka store (Fukuoka)

Taiwan[edit]

• Taipei store (Taipei)

External links[edit]

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• Official Site (in Japanese)

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