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Date Ideas for Anime Lovers

We know it can be difficult finding fellow anime fans when you're on most standard matchmaking services. Even if you have popular passions such as football and pop music, finding a compatible partner can be difficult. Having less popular hobbies or interests makes finding the perfect date a little more challenging. To match with other anime lover is easier on loveonside, but creating something together bring you closer, so try to meet in real life after successful online dating. There are countless members who consider themselves anime fans. Thanks to online dating services, you can chat with a variety of potential partners from the comfort of your own home.

First Date With An Anime Lover


From Conversation to Love: Ideas for Your First Date with an Anime Lover

It’s no secret that anime is one of the best-loved art-forms across the world. No matter where you are, you’ll find somebody who is absolutely crazy about Studio Ghibli or Pokemon. These movies and shows have inspired legions of fans, many of whom border on fanatics when it comes to titles like Spirited Away or Howl’s Moving Castle.

Top Black Anime Superheroes


Anime has always predominantly been characterized as racially white men and women with large eyes. Rarely would you ever see a black lead or side character! If any character were racially black, they'd have image flaws with rude behaviors or actions.But times have changed now. Black anime characters are taking center leads in anime and influencing more Black kids, teens, and adults worldwide to watch anime and look for the same heroes in life. But this site shows that in real life, black dating is something more. It is connected to people with common values.
Romantic Asian movies about dating


Many of us are familiar with Nigerian Bollywood movies or Spanish Telemundo Soap Operas. Similarly, the Japanese have their collection of scintillating dramas capturing encompassing Japanese culture. These shows are broadcast daily, with some running for several seasons and entrancing oriental locals and foreigners as well.  
How to Attract the Attention of Anime-Lover Online?

The Internet has opened the door to meeting people that share your interests. Anime fans all over the Web gather at social media groups, organize sites, forums, and conventions dedicated to their hobby, and now you are among them.

How to Prepare for the First Date with an Otaku Girl?

Before delving into the ins and outs of dating an Otaku girl, do we understand what that means? Stereotypes can be misleading. Otaku in American culture signifies a girl who is a fanatic of all things, manga or anime. Otaku mirrors the same meanings in Japanese culture, though it also hints on an obsession with books, sci-fi, or even American pop music.
Why Japanese Musicians Need Community?

Japanese musicians are the heart and soul of the music culture in their community. They break the mold, make new trends, and transform the art into something beautiful. That doesn’t mean they can do it all on their own, though. They need a community to help them showcase their music and spread the word. Anyone can learn the best aspects of the community in the context of Japanese music; we’ll show you what you have to understand.

Love Between Interests - How Anime Connects People?
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What Went Down: TokyoManiLove 2017

Yeah, from this day on, let's start a new section of the blog that will cover events that we are part of and what better way to start it is with last November 25th's TokyoManiLove 2017 that was held at the Fisher Mall Event Center!
Kamakari Kenta and Yuria Haga Surprised Fans with Marriage Report

When the King has finally met his Queen, marriage is the proof of strengthening their bond. Kamakari Kenta (Tenimyu) and Yuria Haga (Kamen Rider 555) surprised fans by announcing that they got married at 9:00 AM today thru their respective blogs.

Stage play actor, Kamakari Kenta (33) and tokusatsu actress Haga Yuria (29) finally tied the knot in marriage. As they wrote an entry in their blogs, Kamakari wrote in his blog that through Haga's gentle personality she has supported him in pain or hardship. He also mentioned that he would like to have a "family full of smiles."

On the other hand, Haga wrote in her blog that she has married the former whom she had been dating. Also, she complimented him by saying that she has been saved a lot by his bright smiles and that they will share difficulties and happiness together as they build a warm family.

Both parties were very thankful to those people who kept on supporting them and continued encouraging them as they go on to the next chapter of their life.

Kamakari Kenta started his acting career in 2005 as Uesugi Shinji in THE☆BUSAIKU followed by the role of Shishido Ryo in The Prince of Tennis Musicals. His other notable roles are Minami Itsuki in Musical Air Gear and Seiya is Super Musical Saint Seiya and currently playing the role of Trichronika's Shu☆zo in Live Musical SHOW BY ROCK!! ~THE FES Ⅱ-Thousand XVⅡ~.

Meanwhile, Haga Yuria is known for her role in Kamen Rider series such as Sonoda Mari in Kamen Rider 555, Suzuki Mio/Pearlshell Fangire in Kamen Rider Kiva and Yuki in Kamen Rider Decade. She was currently playing the role of the Makai Priestess Kagome in the new Garo spin-off series ZERO-Dragon Blood.




Via Oricon | Kamakari Kenta | Haga Yuria
60 Years of Philippines-Japan Friendship Celebration - Featuring AKB48's Team 8 and Starmarie


Glowsticks at the ready!! Fans got their hearts pumped and vocal chords shredded as they jumped, shout, and chant to Team 8 and Starmarie last December 3rd of 2016 in the 60 Years of Philippines-Japan Friendship Celebration.
RETRO ANIME - The Roots of Japanese Animation Book by Roberto Bottazzi Feature




As the saying goes “Study the past if you would define the future.” ― Confucius.

An look of the past gives us an insight on how we got here, a glimpse on how it all began and how we move forward in the future. A comprehensive book index made by author Roberto Bottazzi takes us what anime is like produced from 1917 to 1969.

some preview from the book


Check out more by clicking the link below
Kickstarter RETRO ANIME - The Roots of Japanese Animation Book
My Own View of Toei Ltd. Getting Inspired By American-Made Movies and TV Shows!
When I think about Toei Ltd., I always thought that the company itself not only produces its own shows but has inspiration from western shows. Here's my attempt to write this rather ambitious editorial which I hope may soon ignite some discussion.

I'm Kamen Riding Across The The Two Eras of the Kamen Rider Franchise!
The Kamen Rider franchise had two eras namely the Showa era and the Heisei era.  After hearing of the Kamen Rider Taisen movie where both Showa era Riders and Heisei era Riders (I am yet to see the film) must join forces to save the day.
Does Toei Have A Soft Spot For The American-Produced Robocop?
In July 17, 1987 the Robocop movie came to the silver screen.  The story of Robocop involved the police officer known as Alex Murphy, who after being severely mutilated was revived into the powerful crime fighting cyborg know as Robocop.  Later, the franchise would end up getting some tributes by Toei Ltd.
Super Sentai and Power Rangers: Cultural Differences May Be Closer Than We Think!

The cultural differences can be obvious here...

Last time, I wrote about the big deal about adapting Japanese shows.Now I feel like writing about the cultural differences between Super Sentai and Power Rangers. I was partly inspired by the Dino Thunder episode "Lost and Found in Translation" that while I am not a fan of the show, that episode still inspired me to write this entry.

Happy Birthday To A Dear Friend And A Brother

Let's all take a break on all tokusatsu, anime, toys and gaming news for now as we celebrate another year of happiness for the birth of one of the greatest person that we have ever met in our lives: JEFusion head honcho Daniel Villodres.
My Personal Throwback: Rocking Along the Megaman Franchise!
I will admit that I haven't played all the Megaman games but I certainly played a lot of them.  The only Megaman series that I have tried playing are the Classic Megaman series (except for Megaman 9 and 10), Megaman X (except the handhelds) and Megaman Legends.  Now t's time to travel down the memory lane with Megaman.

Traveling Through Memory Lane: The Super Mario Bros. NES Trilogy!
Consider this as my late tribute to the late Satoru Iwata...

I felt like going back to memory lane during the time I still played the Family Computer (or Nintendo Entertainment System or NES for short) way back in the 90s before I eventually stopped having Nintendo systems.  I may not own any Nintendo-related stuff as as of late but I would still want to pay tribute to some of my dearest memories especially the Super Mario Bros. games on the Family Computer.  
What Toshiki Inoue and Yasuko Kobayash Share In Common In Writing Tokusatsu!
For Toshiki Inoue's headwriting works I have seen Jetman (my very first), Kamen Rider Agito, Kamen Rider Faiz and Kamen Rider Kiva. For Yasuko Kobayashi's headwriting works I've seen Gingaman, Timeranger, Kamen Rider Ryuki, Kamen Rider Den-O, Shinkenger, Kamen Rider OOO, Gobusters and ToQGer. Now I'll point out some things in common with them writing Tokusatsu...
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