Someone spends their time compiling charts of anime that are yet to be released. I am not very familiar with anime so I hope someone can tell me if there is anything that looks worthy to wait for.

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banzaitokyo
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Need yet another reason to go to Akihabara? Check out the Famicom claw machine. In Japan claw machines are called "UFO Catchers".
For a mere ¥100 (about $1.10) you can take your chance and…
To understand the increasingly severe problem of child poverty from an economic perspective, The Nippon Foundation has compiled a report on the economic effect of child poverty if left unaddressed. A…
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Yubi
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For the anime fans, Studio Ghibli's classic anime techniques and surreal stories keep our childish hearts delighted. But didn't you know that beyond the magic, each film's setting is inspired by real…
If you have plans to visit a City Hall youre definitely not bragging to your friends about it. City Halls are stuffy places, with suits and paperwork. Its where we go to change our address, submi…
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RamenRyan
| 10 years, 2 months ago |
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Travellers and residents of Tokyo know, that the city is packed with thousands of restaurants serving a variety of fresh and delicious food. It is almost impossible to find a place which serves a bad…
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banzaitokyo
| 10 years, 2 months ago |
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Instead of a "Top 10 Ramen in Tokyo", I'm going with a "Top 3 Ramen in Tokyo", more or less. The top 3-ish in 8 different categories. Shoyu - Mainly a soy sauce based soup Shio - …
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Yubi
| 10 years, 2 months ago |
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Amezaiku is the Japanese craft of lollipop-making, which dates back to the 700s when artisans made mouth-watering and artist…
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banzaitokyo
| 10 years, 2 months ago |
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Summer festivals start from the third weekend of July, in line with the school holidays. If you are a tourist, it will be fun to drop by and see one!
Tokyo's district of Akihabara developed into the city's bustling electronics quarter from a neighborhood known for its shops selling various types of scrap and recycled parts. Its famous "Electr…
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banzaitokyo
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