Manga Like Touring After the Apocalypse

In a world ravaged by war, Chito and Yuuri might be the only humans left alive. Traveling between locations on a half-track motorcycle, they search for essentials to keep their wandering existence going. Even with the bleak situation, the pair still discover small moments of happiness during their somber trips. As winter covers the empty landscape, the upbeat Yuuri and the level-headed Chito continue forward, wanting to find any proof of other people. Their travels could be humanity's final journey.

In Amberground, an artificial sun shines only over the capital city of Akatsuki, while the rest of the land remains locked in perpetual darkness. The farther one travels from Akatsuki, the more perilous and shadowy the world becomes. In the regions of Yuusari and Yodaka, giant, armored insect-like creatures known as Gaichuu threaten humans by feeding on their emotions. Despite these dangers, a special group of mail carriers called Letter Bees bravely delivers messages across Amberground, confronting the Gaichuu directly. At twelve years old, Lag Seeing dreams of becoming a Letter Bee, inspired by Gauche Suede, who deeply affected Lag's life five years earlier. Gauche once delivered Lag as a "letter" from their missing mother. Driven by a desire to find Gauche again and uncover the truth behind their mother's disappearance, Lag sets out on a journey to become a Letter Bee.

Following her journey on the ferry, Emanon—the enigmatic girl whose memory spans over three billion years—sets out on a journey with no fixed destination. For countless ages, she has followed the same cycle: leaving home as a teenager to roam the world, reflecting on her strange existence, meeting a man, and giving birth to a daughter who will inherit her memories and essence. "Sasurai Emanon" depicts Emanon's experiences from 1967 to 1980, told through her own perspective, showing how her life came full circle from that pivotal evening on the ferry to her eventual reunion with the man at the train station.

Doraemon, a robotic cat from the future, travels back to the 20th century with the goal of helping Nobi Nobita, a boy who has trouble with schoolwork, sports, and making friends. Nobita frequently loses at simple games like rock-paper-scissors and feels unsure of himself in many ways. Even with his tough assignment, Doraemon comes equipped with a wide range of imaginative and funny gadgets. Still, Doraemon is not always the most dependable assistant, which gets both of them into all sorts of problems. Together, they create one of the most special and heartwarming friendships ever seen in manga.

In "Master Keaton," the narrative follows Taichi Hiraga Keaton, an archaeology professor who also works as an insurance investigator. Known for his distinctive and effective investigative techniques, Keaton relies on his varied background—the son of a Japanese zoologist father and an English noble mother, he studied archaeology at Oxford and was formerly an SAS soldier. He merges his scholarly expertise and military training to reveal hidden facts, stop illegal actions, and seek justice.

Rojica and Rakkasei live a tranquil life in the quiet countryside, spending their days exploring the magical and fascinating beings that fill their world. With assistance from their scholarly friend Isaac, they unravel the secrets behind various peculiar human relics and the lost civilization that once flourished on their planet. The purpose of items such as a vinyl record and a twister mat stays a mystery. To fill their time, Rojica and Rakkasei look into their unusual neighbors: the cryptic C3, known for dungeon delving and battling strange creatures; the unsettling and verbose Mrs. Grace, who frightens Rakkasei; and Mrs. Massu, whose devoted husband has never been seen by anyone. Despite the shocking discoveries about the darker facets of their neighbors' lives, their adventures go on endlessly.

Aldred, the leader of the kingdom's A-ranked adventurer party "Black Silver," has just succeeded in slaying a dragon. Yet the man who had devoted his entire life to the pursuit of strength now finds himself without a purpose, having taken down a monster of the mightiest species. As he pondered what to do with his life from that point on, what surfaced in his mind was the scenery of Nordende—a rustic village in the countryside, brimming with natural beauty, which he had only visited once in the past during a quest. After announcing the disbandment of his party, he sets out for Nordende in search of a comfortable, relaxing life.

The narrative follows Doraemon, a robot cat from the 22nd century, who travels back in time to assist a young boy named Nobita Nobi in overcoming his daily troubles at school. In addition to the regular manga installments, their large-scale journeys to various places are chronicled in the Doraemon Long Stories collection.

On a summer day, Jin Konohana is dragged by his disrespectful sister into carrying her stuff to a fireworks display, when he abruptly realizes he’s standing on an unknown mountain. Stranded alone in the wilderness, Jin starts a survival routine. His aim is to shed every bothersome burden and live quietly and easily.

Centuries after a dramatic drop in birthrates caused humanity's population to collapse, the world is now mostly home to "Fairies"—intelligent creatures standing only 10 centimeters tall. Working as a UN mediator responsible for improving relations between humans and these Fairies, I came back to my hometown to help my grandfather. Thinking the job would be simple, I stopped by one of the Fairy communities to introduce myself, but...

Femrude was taken in as a baby by the legendary Fenrir. Originally from Japan, this reincarnated 12-year-old now spends his days being doted on by his loving new mother, raised with plenty of affection. To repay his dear family, he recreates Japanese cuisine in this new world, one dish after another. To his surprise, not only his mother Fenrir but also the beastmen of this world adore his cooking. With his honest, gentle nature and the ability to draw in both races, he resolves one problem after another, aiming to become a bridge between humans and beastmen! Even magicians will be amazed! This fluffy gourmet fantasy is about to begin!

A man named Shu, having lived a full first life until age 101, is given the opportunity to be reborn in a world of magic. His only requirement is to live another peaceful life, but with all the excessive power-ups his infant body can contain, how ordinary of a life can he actually have?

The narrative centers on two immortal siblings living through the final moments of all existence. It follows the free-spirited older sister Pi, who has a deep love for rapping, and her more reserved younger brother Makki, who spends his time reading in solitude.

When Lizel is suddenly transported to a city that feels eerily familiar yet is unmistakably foreign, he quickly accepts the improbable reality: he has entered a completely different world. Unfazed by this turn of events, the easygoing Lizel wastes no time in seeking to understand his new surroundings. To aid him in this endeavor, he enlists the services of a skilled adventurer named Gil, who will serve as both a guide and protector. While awaiting a way back home, Lizel decides this is an ideal chance to experience a fresh lifestyle—becoming an adventurer as part of a guild. After all, he is confident he will eventually return... so why not enjoy this otherworldly vacation in the meantime?

Asahi Suzumura and Mitsuki Sayama, though their personalities clash—Asahi is extremely serious while Mitsuki is easygoing—made a one-of-a-kind pact: they would journey across the globe together and then go back to Japan to get married. As they travel through various nations, they dive into local traditions, ways of life, and foods, which deepens their bond. Along the way, they discover not only the diversity of the world but also learn more about who they are.

Drawn to indoor pastimes and scared of heights, Aoi stands in contrast to her childhood friend Hinata, who happily shows off her love of mountain climbing. Long ago, as little kids, the two watched the sunrise from a mountaintop. Now they've chosen to try climbing again so they can witness that same sunrise once more. Along the way, they battle it out in cooking challenges with mountaineering equipment, hike the small hills in their neighborhood, and befriend other climbers while learning the fundamentals. Will the day ever come when they finally see that sunrise again?

In the face of an impending apocalypse, Yakone embarks on a journey across a desolate world with her companion Yago, who resembles a hamster, and Ney, an unwavering drone. Together, the trio traverses terrains shrouded in an eerie red haze that warps the natural order, discovering fleeting pleasures in delightful meals, decaying remnants of civilization, and serene shared moments. Amidst the surrounding chaos, adventure arises from the most surprising corners, painting a compelling picture of optimism amidst devastation.

Chika, a newly debuted manga artist, is struggling to settle on the right story for her first work, but her editor keeps rejecting every idea she brings in. Worn out from the process, a thought suddenly strikes her: she wants to travel somewhere—anywhere other than where she is now. She asks her social media followers to pick a direction for her, and once the choice is made, she sets off on a journey with absolutely no plans. Her first leg heads north. Although she has no idea what lies in store, she comes across amazing food and astonishing sights she never anticipated. She finds fantastic places to stay and savors every moment along the way. Sometimes, her friends join in on the trip, which makes the experience all the more enjoyable. This is the ultimate travel manga for anyone who wants to take a break and forget everything for a while. *Note: Nominated for the Tsugimanga 2020 Award in the Manga Category.*

Ordinary salaryman Takumi endures a demanding job, but he gets through it because Leo, his beloved puppy-sized Maltese, waits for him at home. One day, Takumi awakens in a fantasy world—and right before him stands an enormous wolf! Wait, could this gigantic beast actually be the once-tiny Leo?! With the aid of a mysterious new magic skill, Takumi will do his best in this world to build a better (and more relaxed) life for himself and his furry best friend.

Guts, once known as the Black Swordsman and a mercenary, pursues a path of vengeance. After enduring a brutal childhood, he finds someone he can trust and respect, but that bond is shattered when that person betrays him, stripping away everything precious to him in pursuit of their own ambitions. Now marked for death, Guts faces unrelenting persecution from dark forces. Driven by a grim and tragic mission, wielding immense strength and a colossal sword, he pushes forward undeterred by any obstacle, even death itself, until he can confront the one who stole his and his lover's humanity. This synopsis also includes a one-shot titled "Berserk: The Prototype," featured in Volume 14.

The infamous Pirate King, Gol D. Roger, is executed by the World Government. Before his death, he reveals that a legendary treasure called One Piece is hidden somewhere in the Grand Line. He declares that whoever finds it will become the next Pirate King, sparking the Great Age of Pirates. Twenty years later, Monkey D. Luffy, a young aspiring pirate, begins his own journey to find One Piece and claim the title of Pirate King. With only a straw hat, a small boat, and his rubber-like body, Luffy sets out to gather a crew and find a ship strong enough to sail the dangerous Grand Line, aiming to reach the top of the pirate world.

In a world where "the Gate" appeared ten years ago, linking reality to a magical realm full of monstrous beings, ordinary people gained extraordinary powers and became known as "Hunters." Among them is Sung Jin-Woo, a 20-year-old Hunter called the "World's Weakest" due to his exceptionally feeble abilities even at E-Rank. Despite his struggles, Jin-Woo persistently hunts monsters through low-tier Gates to pay for his mother’s medical expenses. His life changes drastically during a disastrous mission, where he thinks he has died alone. However, he wakes up three days later in a hospital and encounters a strange floating screen—the "Quest Log"—which orders him to complete an extremely intense training program, threatening harsh consequences if he fails. Though initially hesitant because of the daunting challenge, Jin-Woo realizes this could be his chance to become one of the strongest Hunters in the world.

Punpun Onodera is an ordinary 11-year-old Japanese boy filled with naive idealism and romantic notions. His transition into adolescence begins when he meets Aiko Tanaka, a new student in his class. As Punpun deals with the delicate nature of relationships and the challenge of leaving behind his innocent childhood, he confronts harsh realities. One such reality hits when his father assaults his mother, showing Punpun that the people he once admired are far from perfect. With each new struggle, Punpun's initially timid personality gradually shifts toward deliberate isolation. Rather than finding solutions to his problems and emotional conflicts, his seclusion worsens them, steering him down a bleak path to maturity in this somber story of growing up.

Set in 16th-century Japan, Shinmen Takezou is a young man whose wild and aggressive nature makes him feared and disliked by his village. Together with his best friend Matahachi Honiden, Takezou leaves home seeking a greater destiny and joins the Toyotomi army, hoping for fame and glory. However, after the Toyotomi forces suffer a crushing defeat at the hands of the Tokugawa Clan during the Battle of Sekigahara, the two barely escape and go their separate ways. Returning home, Shinmen sets out on a personal mission to inform the Hon'iden family that Matahachi is still alive. Instead, he finds himself falsely accused of murder because of his violent past and is captured, tied to a tree to die. A compassionate monk named Takuan Soho rescues Shinmen and gives him a new identity—Musashi Miyamoto—to avoid the law. "Vagabond" is a fictional narrative of Musashi Miyamoto, Japan's legendary swordsman known as the "Sword Saint." The story follows his transformation from a directionless swordsman seeking to be "Invincible Under the Heavens" into a wise warrior who comes to understand the value of close friendships, introspection, and the essence of life.