Manga creator Tomo Takeuchi acknowledged on Twitter on Friday that her Welcome to the Ballroom manga will return on hiatus for one or two months. She acknowledged she started feeling unwell to start with of December, and she or he has not but totally recovered.

The manga additionally took a hiatus in October because of the institution of a brand new system and the substitute of assistants, which slowed down the manga’s workflow. The manga then continued its hiatus in November because of the issues transferring the manga’s workflow to a digital work setting. The manga then appeared within the January 2022 difficulty of Kodansha‘s Month-to-month Shonen Journal, which shipped on December 6.

The manga went on hiatus in December 2017 on account of Takeuchi’s well being, and had returned from hiatus in July 2019. The manga then went on hiatus once more from January to July 2020.

Takeuchi started the sequence in Month-to-month Shonen Journal in 2011. Kodansha revealed the manga’s eleventh compiled ebook quantity on April 16. Kodansha Comics revealed the manga’s tenth quantity in North America on November 3. The sequence was nominated for Manga Taisho awards, and was ranked on Comedian Natalie‘s and the Kono Manga ga Sugoi! guidebook’s lists of greatest manga in 2013.

Kodansha Comics describes the story of the sequence:

Feckless highschool pupil Tatara Fujita desires to be good at one thing – something. Sadly, he is about as common as a slouchy teen could be. The native bullies know this, and make it a behavior to hit him up for money, however all that modifications when the debonair Kaname Sengoku sends them packing. Sengoku’s not the neighborhood watch, although. He is knowledgeable ballroom dancer. And as soon as Tatara Fujita will get pulled into the world of the ballroom, his life won’t ever be the identical.

Manufacturing I.G‘s tv anime adaptation of the manga premiered in July 2017, and led to December 2017 with 24 episodes. The sequence streamed on Amazon‘s now-defunct Anime Strike channel because it aired in Japan.

Supply: Tomo Takeuchi‘s Twitter account