Japanese Youtube celebrity spends 450,000 yen (about $4,000 U.S.)
to purchase 1000 volumes of manga in one go.
This the unboxing video.
Sorry there are no subs.
Please excuse his silly/idiotic antics.
His target audience is elementary school kids in Japan.
0:14 "Do you like manga ?"
0:37 "When I was a kid, I liked manga but hated books that had no pictures, so I couldn't read Harry Potter books"
1:16 "I already have about 300 ~ 400 volumes back at my parents' house, besides this purchase"
1:56 Boxes getting stacked
2:30 "It cost me 450,000 yen to buy 1000 volumes. That gave me back 50,000 yen (about $450) worth of reward points."
3:00 First box gets opened
4:00 "There are 2 groupings of books here, the ones that I already liked, and the ones recommended by my friends."
4:35 This single manga series has 200 volumes. (85,936 yen = about $770)
5:05 "Some series or volumes were out of print so the supplier had to offer me used copies."
8:54 Last box gets opened. It's that manga series with 200 volumes again, they wouldn't all fit into 1 box
9:50 so many manga books on the floor
10:26 "I forgot to open 1 box."
11:25 Filling the bookshelves
13:16 "There's still room for 100 more."
That's Hikakin, I think he's the most popular youtuber in Japan. He's kind of helped popularize being on youtube over there, as I recall.
Just to give a full breakdown of what manga he got:
Naruto (72 Vols)
Kingdom (50 Vols)
Attack on Titan (25 Vols)
GTO (12 Vols)
Tokyo Ghoul (14 Vols)
Tokyo Ghoul:re (15 Vols)
March comes in like a Lion (13 Vol)
Kochikame (200 Vols)
The Seven Deadly Sins (31 Vol) (Used)
Hunter x Hunter (35 Vols) (Used)
Seikimatsu Leader Takeshi (24 Vols)(Used)
One piece (89 Vols)
My Hero Academia (18 Vols)
Detective Conan (94 Vols)
Doraemon (45 Vols)
Doraemon+ (6 Vols)
Slam Dunk (31 Vols)
Dragon Ball (42 Vols)
Dragon Ball Super (6 Vols)
Haikyuu!! (31 Vols)
One Punch Man (16 Vols)
Baki series (131 Vols)
That's exactly, 1000. I think I had this much manga at one point, maybe more, but I pruned the collection down because it was getting too unwieldy. I might use the site he mentioned to get full sets of series in the future though. I've been looking for something like that.