Yasumasa Igarashi,Nozomi Mizushima and Hiromi M.Yokoyama

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This article is about manga-based messaging for risk communication on COVID-19, describing the practice of collaboration between a group of experts and a popular manga artist. Collaborative storytelling through popular manga provides an effective discussion platform for diverse experts in various specialties, ages, and genders to discuss a topic in a short time. These “stories” can integrate social meaning, legitimacy, and a local context into scientific messages. They also provide the public with a deeper understanding of the messages through the characters and their “real-life” situations, as long as the messages remain consistent with the worldview of the original work.

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Igarashi, Y., Mizushima, N., & Yokoyama, H. M. (2020). Yasumasa Igarashi,Nozomi Mizushima and Hiromi M.Yokoyama. Journal of Science Communication, 19(7), 1–18. https://doi.org/10.22323/2.19070802

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