Business Jump magazine has announced that artist Man Gataro’s surreal gag manga series “Yo Nimo Kimyo na Man Gataro” (Extremely bizarre Man Gataro) will be adapted into a
The current issue of New York City local area magazine Chopsticks features an interview with acclaimed anime director Satoshi Kon. Anime News Network likewise hosts another, exclusive Kon
The Philippine Daily Inquirer newspaper now hosts a video tour of Toei Animation’s Philippine production studio. Toei Animation Philippines produces “in-between” animation for major anime productions including Dragon
Keizo Tsukamoto, the cover illustrator for Houbunsha’s Weekly Manga Times magazine, has earned recognition from Guinness World Records for having the world’s longest continuous career illustrating for the
Are you a young person obsessed with a certain book, comic, or video game? MTV’s True Life is looking for young people who are die-hard fans of certain
In its fifth week of Japanese theatrical release, director Hayao Miyazaki’s latest film Ponyo on a Cliff has held the #1 box office position since its release, and
ImaginAsian Entertainment has announced a partnership with TOKYOPOP that will see ImaginAsian handling advertising for TOKYOPOP and the iaTV cable network broadcasting TOKYOPOP video content.
AnimeStylePro has launched the 2008 REGION FREE Japan Artists Network online silent auction of 15 different illustrated “shikishi” (autograph boards) from artists including Makiko Kanada, Masahiro Kimura, Idumi
Question: I think it’s absolutely great that Saber Rider finally will get a DVD release. The only thing that is a letdown is that it’s the edited version.
The official homepage for the upcoming Michiko to Hatchin anime television series now hosts a new streaming trailer, the first trailer to reveal extensive footage from the show.
Japanese publisher Tokuma Shoten has formally announced that author Kagurazaka Atsushi & illustrator Koike Sadaji’s light novel series Taisho Yakyuu Musume (Taisho Era Baseball Daughter) will be adapted
The New York Anime Fest, scheduled for September 26-28, has announced that its weekend program book will include the world premier of the Vampire Hunter D short story
The official homepage for the upcoming Akikan! anime television series – an adaptation of Riku Ranjo’s light novel series about soda cans that magically transform into human girls
