Japanese Culture in New York - Chopsticks NY
JAPANESE ANIME, MANGA, & VIDEOGAMES
Anime, manga, and videogames are some of the most prominent Japanese exports in pop culture. Though they are mainly enjoyed among young people, they really have the charms that appeal to all generations. Artistic element, profound story, advanced-technology— they are all contributing to the expansion of these unique entertainment forms. Here we invite you to the amazing world of anime, manga and videogames.
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"J-Culture" Strikes!Cool Things Happening in Japan!
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- Kenji Kamiyama
- Yuzu Infused Sparkling Sake Makes its Debut in the States
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- Japanese-Style Ratatouille with Eggplant
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- Achieve Long-Term Beauty Through Laser Hair Removal
- G-Shock by Casio Computer Co., Ltd.
- Sensei Interview, Vol.5
- New Gateway to Tokyo
- Wafu Burger
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