Anime Nation

thomas

Unswerving cyclist

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• 10 Oct 2002

• #1

Check out Gil Asakawa's latest column entitled "Anime Nation"

http://nikkeiview.japanreference.com/article.php?ID=65

 

moyashi

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15 Apr 2002

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• 10 Oct 2002

• #2

cospure -- costume play has landed in the states ... lololo ...

A few years ago I accidently ended up at one of these conventions while I was working in the same building while I was on a business trip. They're pretty cool.

@ edit
Yasha Inu

Ughh, it should be Inu Yasha ... why do they reverse that in English?

 

Shinmeiryu

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• 19 Oct 2002

• #3

It is usually not reversed in English, though that writer happened to.

Viz, the U.S. distributor that licensed the anime and manga series maintained the original name.

 

moyashi

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• 20 Oct 2002

• #4

Good.

 

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Mari

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• 25 Oct 2002

• #5

Inu Yasha... I'mnot familiarized with that, but if Inu is the family name and Yasha the given name, there's your reason (though I've always seen it refered to as Inu Yasha)

 

moyashi

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• 26 Oct 2002

• #6

umm, he's actually a demon like dog. I haven't figured out the yasha part ... but sha means a person here I'm pretty sure.

 

Crag

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• 8 Jan 2004

• #7

ive alredy sean it

 

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Ayumi-chan

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• 9 Jan 2004

• #8

Yasha is supposedly a little annoying demonic-like creature from Japanese folktales or something... I think I said that right...