Yuri, 1919-2019, From Then to Now
In 1915, a young woman left her home in the northeast of Japan and headed to the big city to...
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Tag: history
Op-Ed: Growing Pains in the Anime Industry
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Sentai vs. Superheroes: A Brief Look At Marvel In Japan
Through the company’s history, Marvel has been known as an innovator. They brought tales of...
Read MoreThis Day in Anime History: May 21
2011 In Japan: The Japanese prefecture of Hokuei announced that they will begin issuing Detective Conan-themed license plates for mopeds. The plates will begin issuance on Tuesday, May 24, and applicants will be able to register...
Read MoreThis Day in Anime History: February 13
2011 In Japan: Animator and professor Masahiro Katayama passed away in a Tokyo hospital due to pneumonia. Katayama was a prominent figure who served as the head of Group Ebisen, helped found the Tokyo Anime Fair, and served as...
Read MoreThis Day in Anime History: January 30
2011 In Europe: Naoki Urasawa and Osamu Tezuka’s Pluto manga was awarded the Intergenerational Award at France’s Angoulême International Comics Festival. In America: Borders revealed that they would delay payments to...
Read MoreThis Day in Anime History: January 13
2009 In Korea: A number of Korean protestors called for the cancellation of the Hetalia: Axis Powers anime. The protest was based around the title’s Korea character, which is present in the manga, but not the anime....
Read MoreLooking Back At 2010
2010 is a year that brought a number of major changes to the anime landscape. The impact of many of these won’t be felt immediately, but they are certain to have an impact on things going into next year and beyond. The...
Read MoreThis Day in Anime History: December 30
2009 In Japan: K-On!’s second season was announced after the Let’s Go! live concert, which was held in Yokohama. After the second encore, the onstage screen played footage from the first season, followed by an...
Read MoreThis Day in Anime History: December 19
2008 In America: A panel of judges from the Fourth US Court of Appeals upheld a 20-year sentence on Dwight Whorley of Richmond, VA. Whorley was convicted on 74 counts of child pornography, both real and fictional, in November...
Read MoreThis Day in Anime History: December 12
2008 In America: Publishers Weekly’s Beat Blog revealed that American manga publisher TOKYOPOP laid off eight staffers. The news was confirmed by TOKYOPOP marketing director Marc Pavia, who acknowledged that the company...
Read MoreThis Day in Anime History: December 4
2010 ASCII Media Works’ email newsletter, Dengeki Bunko Bootleg, announced that the final volume of Spice and Wolf will ship on February 10, 2011. The announcement confirms a revelation in the 15th volume that Spice and...
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