kana.fr
Publishes and sells manga and home video titles to French-speaking readers and viewers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About kana.fr
Kana publishes manga titles, including series, collector editions and deluxe editions, and offers home video content. Its catalogue includes manga releases, news, media and related products such as figurines and vinyl records.
The site provides release schedules, product information, podcasts, trailers and excerpts, and offers account registration and a newsletter for readers and viewers.
Product: Manga books, collector editions and home video titles, with related media and merchandise.
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