

Considering that _Weekly Shounen Jump_ (or _Sunday_ or _Magazine_ ) have given
rise to many franchises of great cultural significance, **is there a library,
museum, or some place that has a complete physical archive of these
periodicals** , in Japan or anywhere else? If there is any such archive, I
would think that'd be an interesting place to visit.


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Is there a complete physical archive of Weekly Shounen Jump (or Shounen Sunday or Shounen Magazine)?


At least, It should be in [National Diet
Library](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Diet_Library).

Under Japan's law, all publishers need to submit 1 copy of all of their books
and magazines to that library.

Some people [succeed to read Jump in
there](http://halciondays.sakura.ne.jp/gallery.n/library.html), but it's not a
normal library. You may need pre-reservation and require security to enter,
but you can search their item from [their official
website](http://www.ndl.go.jp/).


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