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When you hear this term being used on trains, it’s often a euphemism for something more serious.
Studio Ghibli legend also says what modern children are missing that kids had back in his day.
Howl’s Moving Castle has a prequel? Why does Ghibli food look so good? Is Hayao Miyazaki a mummy’s boy? Toshio Suzuki spills all the tea.
After Harukana Receive, manga artist Nyoijizai’s next series is all about the allure of the silver pole.
Plucky reporter approaches the Studio Ghibli director for an on-street interview about the success of a new anime film.
Of course, Mr. Sato was also intrigued by their stories about performing overseas, but the weird noises were priority.
Otodo-chan has been racking up likes and re-tweets for her impassioned PR pleas, seal-ing her fate as one of Japan’s top mascots!
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We interview Japan’s least-popular form of currency and the only bill not to be getting a slick new face-lift in the near future.
The director speaks to us about the film and how elements of Japanese culture have influenced him.
Hirotada Otatake was born with no arms or legs, but it didn’t keep him from trying to do good things in this world.