Manga is a whole world of cultural codes, emotions, and symbols. At the "Right-to-Left" club meeting, those interested will be able to share their thoughts on what they have read, meet other fans of Japanese culture, and look at their favorite plots from a new angle. Japanese manga is a complex intertwining of the visual and verbal, a special rhythm of storytelling, philosophy, and feelings encoded in lines and shadows. At the next meeting of the "Right-to-Left" club at RGBM, participants will discuss the work "The Last Journey of the Girls" by Tsukumizu-a chamber, quiet, yet poignant story about friendship, loneliness, and the end of the world. At the beginning of the meeting, the host Naya Zubakova will talk about the features of manga, its genres, and cultural significance. Then the discussion will begin, focusing not only on the work itself but also on the context of Japanese culture, the peculiarities of the visual language, and emotional impact. Participants will be able to delve into subgenres and directions, receive advice, and ask questions to a professional. This event is suitable for both beginners who are just starting to get acquainted with the world of manga and experienced readers who are interested in in-depth discussion. KudaGo features the current poster for Moscow.