Read 'One Piece' for Free! Shueisha Launches 'MANGA MILLION' to Celebrate 100th Anniversary

You can now read 'One Piece' and 'Jujutsu Kaisen' for free. Japanese publishing giant Shueisha has officially launched its global free manga service, 'MANGA MILLION,' on August 6, 2026 (Japan time), in celebration of its upcoming 100th anniversary on August 8.

The service, launched as a special initiative for readers worldwide, features approximately 400 manga titles translated into over 100 languages, totaling more than 1 million pages of content—all available for free without requiring account registration.

Included titles range from current hits like 'One Piece' by Eiichiro Oda, 'Naruto,' 'Bleach,' 'Demon Slayer,' 'Jujutsu Kaisen,' 'SPY×FAMILY,' and 'Chainsaw Man,' to classic Jump series such as 'Death Note,' 'Yu Yu Hakusho,' and 'Yu-Gi-Oh!'

However, not all titles are available in full. The number of translated languages and the number of free chapters vary by title. For example, 'One Piece' is available from Chapter 1 to Chapter 108 (Volumes 1–12), and the same applies to the Traditional Chinese version.

A key point for readers in Taiwan: not all 400 titles are available in Traditional Chinese. While mega-hits like 'One Piece' support over 100 languages, other titles may have more limited language options.

A major highlight is that around 300 of the 400 titles are receiving their first official English translation through this project. This allows many previously inaccessible works to reach international audiences for the first time.

Additionally, starting mid-August 2026, about 30 ongoing series will adopt a 'near-simultaneous release' model, with international versions rolling out 2–3 weeks after their Japanese publication—great news for fans following serialized stories.

The MANGA MILLION service will run until December 2027. Access within Japan is currently limited, as the platform is primarily designed for overseas readers.

This initiative reflects Shueisha's broader global strategy to expand the international reach of Japanese manga and attract new readers worldwide.