In Japanese, the island of Erromango is “Eromangatou” (エロマンガ島), or “Eromanga Island.” The words “ero” (エロ) and “manga” (マンガ) are clearly visible, while the kanji 島 (shima or tou) means “island”. This is why one man, it seems, decided to visit and bring ero-manga themed comics to show the locals.
Namely, as Hachima reports, copies of Eromanga Sensei. Twitter user Kelog21 brought several copies to share.
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And left some copies on Erromango.
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As well as banners for the guest house.
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