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Ghibli Park is growing a Toxic Jungle, and we demand a full-size Pirate Airship (news).
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Ghibli Park is growing a Toxic Jungle, and we demand a full-size Pirate Airship (news).

Studio Ghibli has apparently looked at its enormous park in Aichi, looked at the millions of people already wandering around

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How Japanese toys changed the world (video).
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How Japanese toys changed the world (video).

In the grand tapestry of global pop culture, Japanese toys and models hold a thread that’s as vibrant and intricate

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Tokyo Comic Con 2022: a visit by V.J. (convention news: video format).
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Tokyo Comic Con 2022: a visit by V.J. (convention news: video format).

V.J. is here to take us for a very nice walk around Tokyo Comic Con 2022. The marketing wasn’t so

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The final farewell to Akihabara’s tiniest shop in Tokyo (J-life video).

Self-employed Koichi San has been selling little electrical items to thousands of Akihabara clients from the same modest place for

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What's it like to work as an anime and manga figure sculptor? (video)
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Wonder Festival 2022: Japan’s best anime and manga con.

The greatest anime and manga convention in Japan each year is almost certainly Wonder Festival. We give you an hour-long

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Japan’s massive computer game arcades are dying (video).

It’s sad but true, Japan’s massive computer game arcades are dying. Arcades in Japan are known as ‘Game Centers,’ and

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Inside the Tokyo Akihabara’s anime stores (video).

Let’s take a visit through the anime stores of that most geekiest of areas, Tokyo’s Akihabara district. Hey, it’s like

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What's it like to work as an anime and manga figure sculptor? (video)
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What’s it like to work as an anime and manga figure sculptor? (video)

There’s a whole universe of manga/anime figures available on the shelves of model and toy stores in Japan. And you

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Gundam Factory Tokyo - a full tour (video).
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Gundam Factory Tokyo – a full tour (video).

Paolo is on hand to bring us a 10-minute-long video tour of Gundam Factory Yokohama, just outside of Tokyo in

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Jimbocho: the magic of Tokyo’s ‘Book Town’ (video).

For those of you who love books, but also fancy a walk around Tokyo, allow us to tickle you with

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