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Newspapers usually have a bit of āfunā content after the actual news articles, for example, comics, crossword puzzles, sudoku, simple recipes, quizzes (that might require you to listen to a certain radio show for the questions), historical anecdotes and comments about local places from readersā¦are among some of the things Iāve seen in Swedish newspapers over the years.
But, what about Japanese newspapers? (Iām thinking paper editions here, though I guess, some of this content might have also migrated online (?))
Does anyone here regularly buy Japanese newspapers or subscribe to them, and can tell us about the āoddā content besides news in the paper? 
For example, do Japanese newspapers have comics rather than manga in them, or is there nothing of the sort? (for example political comics) 
What about food recipes? Puzzles and quizzes?