Basara Manga - Where to Buy

Mandarake japanese manga: Online Store: No, but email them and they'll do a mail order.; Brick & Mortar: Based in Japan, with a store in Santa Monica (California); Sells: Used manga & artbooks & doujinshi & etc.; Comments: They sell a huge selection of used manga at half price, and they come highly recommended by me. They don't list all the stuff they sell on their website and you cannot order directly from the website. In order to buy from them, either visit the store in person, or email them about the stuff you want and if they have it, you can do a mail order. AFAIK, they do ship anywhere in the US.; Price: $3.50 per tankôbon

Book-Off japanese manga: Online Store: Yes. (Japanese only); Brick & Mortar: Based in Japan, with a store in New York & Los Angeles; Sells: New & used manga & artbooks & books; Comments: A great brick & mortar store. They have a decent selection of manga. And they are VERY CHEAP! I seriously recommend anyone who lives in the LA or NYC area to visit their store in person.; Price: ~$2 per tankôbon

Kinokuniya japanese manga: Online Store: No.; Brick & Mortar: Based in Japan, with stores in - New York City, Edgewater (New Jersey), San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, Costa Mesa, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan, Austrailia, Thailand; Sells: New manga & artbooks; Comments: Kinokuniya is the biggest Japanese bookstore chain in America, with an outlet in almost every major city. However, they do not do business online. You must go to an actual brick and mortar Kinokuniya store in order to buy the manga you want. Their selection is good, but their prices are a bit steep.; Price: ~$6 per tankôbon

Asahiya japanese manga: Online Store: Yes. (Japanese only); Brick & Mortar: Based in Japan, with stores in - New York City, Los Angeles, Torrance, San Diego, Arlington Heights (Illinois); Sells: New manga & artbooks; Comments: Very similar to Kinokuniya in all aspects. Asahiya is another Japanese bookstore chain with outlets in several major US cities. Their selection is good, but their prices are a bit steep.; Price: ~$6 per tankôbon

Animate japanese manga: Online Store: Yes.; Brick & Mortar: Based in Japan, with a store in Los Angeles; Sells: New manga & artbooks & doujinshi & etc.; Comments: A good store with a decent manga selection, and the price is cheaper than Kinokuniya & Asahiya.; Price: ~$6 per tankôbon

Sasuga Books japanese manga: Online Store: Yes.; Brick & Mortar: Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; Sells: New manga & artbooks; Comments: A decent shopping site. If they don't have Basara in stock, they'll special order it from Japan, though you will have to wait 4-6 weeks. They accept credit card orders through their website and they do ship internationally. Each order must be at least $20.; Price: ~$6 per tankôbon ; $160 for all 27 volumes

Planet Anime japanese manga: Online Store: Yes.; Brick & Mortar? No.; Sells: New manga & anime & artbooks & collectibles; Comments: Their selection is limited, but they've got all of Basara in stock. Since they're based in North America, shipping within the US is relatively inexpensive.; Price: ~$6 per tankôbon

YesAsia chinese manga: Online Store: Yes.; Brick & Mortar: No.; Sells: Chinese DVDs, VHS, manga, etc.; Comments: They sell the DARAN edition of Basara, which is in Chinese. The site has very nice user interface, similar to Amazon. One version of this site seems to be based in North America, while separate versions exist for other countries.; Price: ~$6 per tankôbon ; $25 for 5 books

Chinese Online chinese manga: Online Store: Sort of. Email them and do a mail order.; Brick & Mortar: No. (Based in California); Sells: Chinese manga; Comments: They sell the DARAN edition of Basara, which is in Chinese. The quality of the Chinese Basara is decent. But since I've never ordered from Chinese Online, I cannot attest to their quality as a store.; Price: $4.80 per tankôbon

Jamall japanese manga: Online Store: Yes.; Brick & Mortar: Dunno. (Based in Japan); Sells: New manga & artbooks; Comments: Great selection. But they're based in Japan, so shipping is high.; Price: ~$4 per tankôbon

Book Mart japanese manga: Online Store: Yes.; Brick & Mortar: Dunno. (Based in Japan); Sells: Used manga & artbooks & doujinshi & etc.; Comments: They seem like a really good store. But they're based in Japan so shipping may be high.; Price: ~400¥ per tankôbon

JPQueen japanese manga: Online Store: Yes.; Brick & Mortar: Dunno. (Based in Japan); Sells: Used manga & artbooks & doujinshi; Comments: Good selection, and quite cheap. But they're based in Japan, so shipping is high.; Price: ~$2.50 per tankôbon ; $10 for 5 tankôbon

Acclimate Solution japanese manga: Online Store: Yes.; Brick & Mortar: Dunno. (Based in Japan); Sells: New & used manga; Comments: A Japanese manga store that deals internationally. They have a great selection and cheap prices. They even have a translation service. But since they deliver from Japan, the shipping costs can be very expensive.; Price: $3.50 per tankôbon ; $87.50 for all 27 volumes

Amazon Japan japanese manga: Online Store: Yes. (Japanese only - how to navigate); Brick & Mortar: No. (Based in Japan); Sells: New everything; Comments: The Japanese branch of the retail giant. They have great selection, and I've heard good things about them, though I've never used them. They're based in Japan so shipping is high.; Price: ~¥ 380 per tankôbon

Comiket japanese manga: Online Store: Yes.; Brick & Mortar: Dunno. (Based in Japan); Sells: Doujinshi; Comments: Great place to look for doujinshi. But they're based in Japan, so shipping is high.; Price: Varies.

Renaud Bray french manga: Online Store: Yes. (French only); Brick & Mortar: Yes. (In Quebec, Canada); Sells: New manga; Comments: A Canadian bookstore. They sell the French version of Basara, the ones published by KANA.; Price: ~$10 Canadian dollars

Archambault french manga: Online Store: Yes. (French only); Brick & Mortar: No. (Based in Canada); Sells: New manga; Comments: Just like Renaud Bray, they also sell the French version of Basara published by KANA. But I believe they are only an online store.; Price: ~$10 Canadian dollars

Amazon France french manga: Online Store: Yes. (French only); Brick & Mortar: No. (Based in France); Sells: New manga; Comments: One more place to get the French version of Basara published by KANA.; Price: ~$5 Euro