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Doujinshi are amateur manga created in small quantities by art circles and sold at specific conventions. Some of these conventions are small in scale while others are notoriously large. The biggest doujinshi convention - Comic Market (or Comiket for short) attracted more than 590 thousand attendants in December 2011. Doujinshi can feature characters from popular manga with a new plot or a different setting, but can also offer original stories, characters and worlds. Since doujinshi are self-made and don't need to adhere to the strict censorship guidelines enforced by the professional publishing companies the artists behind them enjoy an almost free hand when it comes to both their doujinshis' stories and their depiction. The conventions in which doujinshi are bought and sold tend to be lenient in their attitude towards nudity but do enforce, to a certain degree, the depiction of violence or political views. Problematic doujinshi will have to be redrawn or censored before being approved for publication.
The relative freedom found in doujinshi enables artists to fully express themselves without legal or corporal constraints. This has led to experimental, avant-garde and artistic doujinshi. It also made it possible for doujinshi based on popular existing manga series to be published without the need for complicated legal permissions. The freedom that doujinshi publications allow has not been ignored by professional manga artists. Several famous artists, such as Yoshitoshi ABe and Akamatsu Ken, draw doujinshi as a breather between their professional works. Creating doujinshi gives them the freedom to create what they want (as opposed to following the directions laid before them by their supervisors and editors in their respective companies) and also allows them to interact with their fans on a more intimate basis.
The relative freedom found in doujinshi enables artists to fully express themselves without legal or corporal constraints. This has led to experimental, avant-garde and artistic doujinshi. It also made it possible for doujinshi based on popular existing manga series to be published without the need for complicated legal permissions. The freedom that doujinshi publications allow has not been ignored by professional manga artists. Several famous artists, such as Yoshitoshi ABe and Akamatsu Ken, draw doujinshi as a breather between their professional works. Creating doujinshi gives them the freedom to create what they want (as opposed to following the directions laid before them by their supervisors and editors in their respective companies) and also allows them to interact with their fans on a more intimate basis.
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