First Look At Nausicaä's Live-Action Kabuki Version
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East is your slice of Asian internet culture, bringing you the latest talking points from Japan, Korea, China and beyond. Hayao Miyazaki turned down Hollywood, but okayed an official kabuki adap…
A s NHK reports, Hayao Miyazaki has turned down that offer. Announced last year, the kabuki version will star Onoe Kikunosuke as Nausicaä and Nakamura Shichinosuke as Princess Kushana. Talk…
Nintendo Tokyo, the first official Nintendo shop opening in Japan, will of have a slew of exclusive merch. Of course, it will! Above is a first look—t he t-shirts and the tote bag are …
This fall, Japan is getting its first Nintendo Store. Called Nintendo Tokyo, the official shop will be located in the brand new Shibuya Parco building. Like the Nintendo New York, Nintendo …
Kenrokuen Garden. Kanazawa, Japan. By Suman Kugadasan . JPGs is a photo peek into wherever gamers might find interesting. If you’re a photographer and have images you want to shar…
All except for one character in particular who SNK has made clear no longer has a place in their flagship fighting franchise. The character in question, K9999, first debuted in King of Fighters …
All that changed in 2015 with the release of Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth, a game that rekindled my love of Digimon and is being reissued today alongside Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Hacker’s Memory for…
While Halloween in Shibuya might get lots of attention because of the massive crowds (and chaos), Kyoto has an annual yokai parade that sure looks like spooky fun. The parade, which was held thi…
It’s not Halloween yet, but the weekend before drew big crowds in Tokyo’s Shibuya. Update: November 1 - 6:30am: According to Japan Today , thirteen men were arrested last night for alleged …
AdvertisementBy my count, there are five basic words that will help make your trip to Japan smoother. Here goes:• Kore: “This.” Kore (pronounced “ko-ray”) is incredibly useful when ordering…