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Steve Jobs manga portrays the man as a dreamy, drug-fueled genius that Japanese girls could love
It doesn't star Ashton Kutcher, and it isn't written by Aaron Sorkin, but it might be more Continue reading…
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Steve Jobs to be featured in upcoming manga comic series
Apple's late co-founder and tech luminary Steve Jobs will be the subject of a forthcoming manga Continue reading…
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Apple finally opens iBookstore for business in Japan
Apple launched the iBookstore in Japan today with "hundreds of thousands" of books and manga now Continue reading…
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Go Nagai exhibit at Osamu Tezuka Memorial Museum photos
Go Nagai's Mazinger Z was the first anime to put a person in the cockpit of a giant robot. We take a Continue reading…
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Inside Comiket
Comic Market or Comiket is the largest comic book convention in the world. Held twice annually in Continue reading…
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Comiket: shopping for underground manga at the world's biggest comic book event
A little over a week ago, I and 550,000 others took the train to Tokyo’s Big Sight convention Continue reading…
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Otaku anthropology: exploring Japan's unique subculture
Patrick Galbraith wants you to know that otaku isn’t just Japanese for "nerd." The Alaska-born Continue reading…
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'Akira' creator Katsuhiro Otomo exhibits his life's work
The man behind the seminal work in Japanimation is back with a 3,000-piece exhibition of original Continue reading…
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Katsuhiro Otomo's Gengaten
Katsuhiro Otomo, the man behind the genre-defining Akira anime and manga, is putting on a Continue reading…
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Casio and Doraemon camera collaboration puts anime characters in your photos
It's obvious to all that the point-and-shoot camera's days are numbered — even point-and-shoot Continue reading…
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Watch lasers track bubbles to the beat of Daft Punk
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Google's potential Nexus Q successor revealed in FCC filing
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Amtrak improves its notoriously-sluggish onboard Wi-Fi with 4G connectivity
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How two Valve engineers walked away with the company's augmented reality glasses
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The man behind famous 'Minority Report' interface is back for 'Star Trek Into Darkness'
