Orange Inc.’s e-Bookstore Service emaqi has recently introduced a new manga titled Anesthesiologist Hana. The story follows Hanako Hanaoka, an anesthesiologist at a university hospital, as she navigates the challenges of her profession. The manga, which debuted in 2007, sheds light on the grueling daily lives of anesthesiologists and provides a realistic portrayal of the healthcare crisis they face.
Orange Inc. launched the emaqi service in the United States and Canada, featuring a wide selection of manga from various publishers. With plans to release new titles every week, the platform aims to provide readers with fresh content regularly. Additionally, the partnership with Shueisha allows for the localization of one-shot manga from Shonen Jump+, giving readers access to newly translated stories in English.
Readers can create a free account on emaqi to explore the platform’s offerings, including detailed synopses, sample chapters, and previews. Individual volumes can be purchased, or readers can subscribe to ongoing series directly through the platform. Orange is also considering launching a mobile app for emaqi in the future, making it even more accessible to readers.
Overall, the addition of Anesthesiologist Hana to Orange Inc.’s emaqi service provides readers with a unique and insightful look into the world of anesthesiology. Through engaging storytelling and a focus on real-world challenges, this manga promises to be a compelling read for those interested in healthcare professions and the daily lives of medical professionals.
