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I've read a few raws with the help of dictionnary yeah but most were really easy to understand just with the context.
I haven't practiced seriously in a while either so I wouldn't say a good amount no

Oh I never remember which one was published in english because it's still named "Legend of kamui" even though it's the sequel. I've had the raws of kamui gaiden downloaded on my computer for a while now but I'm not fluent enough in moonrunes especially given how complex the series is.

Ok there's a lot of manga I would recommend but I'll try to keep the list short for now
- Honoo no Tenkousei
If you like old-school type shonen, it's stupidity and hot-bloodedness at its paroxysm, shimamoto has a great panneling and flow, I personnaly consider him the best manly men artist
- Kuro Hakubutsukan: Springald / Kuro Hakubutsukan: Ghost and Lady
Another artist I like is Kazuhiro Fujita, he's mainly known for his long running series like ushio to tora and karakuri circus with most of his works focusing on youkai and all kind of legends and mythologies, I think the best gateway is to start by his black museum series ( only these two atm ) that are about some cases from Scotland Yard, the first being about Spring-heeled-Jack and the second being a romanced biopic of Florence Nightingale
- Ultra Heaven
This one is mostly just a visual experience but I had to recommend it because of how good the composition in portraying drug-like efffects on the mind
- Taihou to Stamp
This one is still ongoing but should be in its final arc now, it's a shame how it barely receives any attention. It's an original take on the usual war drama with the main character being assigned to the logistics part of the Russian war and has a great amount of refreshing comedy

As far as I know, Kamui Den has only been fully translated in french ( 4 volumes, 1500 pages each ) and even then they're out of print so I had to go to a library that's a few hours away from my home to read it.
I'm pretty sure the english version only has selected chapters from the manga.

Are you interested in gekiga or are you searching more for general recommendations, some stuff I enjoyed recently ?

It's been a bit more than 10 years since I started watching anime/reading manga but I only got seriously into manga a few years later since I used to read only physicals and abhorred scanlations which considerably limited my perspective on the medium

Hi, it's pretty rare seeing someone that knows about Yoshiharu Tsuge, do you think you're gonna buy the anthology that's coming up ?