A free event was held on December 8th 2012 to celebrate Bahamut, one of Taiwan's major gaming news websites and message boards.
Having gained popularity, especially among high school and university girls, is the smart phone app, ‘Touch Detective – Mushroom Garden.’
Not only has excitement over the character gained momentum app-wise, but now this very same enthusiasm has even begun to pour over into the world of goods and even CDs!
News broadcasts have shown that photochemical substances spiraling across China have recently made their way to Japan, and citizens are on high alert, sending Japan's "mask culture" into overdrive!
Know what the most popular smart phone apps for high school and university girls in Japan are at the moment? Introducing 'Nameko' and the "Mushroom Garden"!
July 18,2011,“Cosdol Asia convention”was held @ Tenjin Central Park (Fukuoka).This is the cosplay snap the first half.
From July 12-16, 2012, I took part in the 8th annual China International Comics and Games Expo (CCG), which was held at the site of the former 2010 Shanghai World Expo.
With each episode of “Otaku’s @ Home” we’re gradually getting closer and closer to reaching our 10 million Yen goal. In this installment we have a karaoke fanatic who spends an average of 12 hours belting out songs at karaoke parlors in a single visit!
On 2011 March 3-5“Machi★Asobi” vol.6 in Tokushima was held.This is the cosplay snap is the first half.
It gets bigger each year and this year even Fukuoka had its part to play in the event. "Japan Expo 2012" featuring Fukuoka city! The turnout this year was incredible!
On January 25-February 6“Machi★Asobi” vol.5 in Tokushima was held.The whole town was flood with many cosplayer.
Taking you inside the homes of self-professed otakus to give you a glimpse of their lifestyle! This week we’re joined by an otaku who serves his country as a self-defense official in Japan’s GSDF!
In this 8th installment of Otaku’s @ Home we’re beginning to learn that the otaku gene may in fact be hereditary! Such is the case with this husband and wife otaku who have passed on their interests to their son.
Joining us this week is guest #7, Chinkuru. He says he knew he was an otaku the moment he was born and his room is simply overflowing with bishojo!
Otaku history 40 years! A husband and wife otaku couple - she makes doll's clothes, he makes models!
Culture Watch: bringing you the latest news and gossip in Japanese pop-culture! Misamisa's event report on Japan's largest self-published comic book fair! Summer Comiket 2011!