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We're getting together with Dream Shoppe this Friday at 8:30 p.m. at Anime Jungle No. 2 in Little Tokyo to show off photos from our last Lolita Tour, and watch "Sakuran," the movie about Edo-period prostitutes starring loli icon and "Kamikaze Girls" star Anna Tsuchiya (with English subtitles of course). Come join us!


"Sakuran" Screening this Friday
May 7th, 2008
We're getting together with Dream Shoppe this Friday at 8:30 p.m. at Anime Jungle No. 2 in Little Tokyo to show off photos from our last Lolita Tour, and watch "Sakuran," the movie about Edo-period prostitutes starring loli icon and "Kamikaze Girls" star Anna Tsuchiya. The movie is based on the manga by Moyocco Anno. I love Tsuchiya, and her music for the "Nana" anime is fabulous. Plus, Shiina Ringo serves as music director for the film. And it's the first foray into film for still photographer Mika Ninagawa. Anime Jungle No. 2 is located at 325 East 1st St. in downtown LA.


Other News:
July 3rd, 2008
On our most recent Japan LA Super Mega Fun Tokyo Trip we received two big bags of limited Gloomy Bear goods from Mori Chack, creator of the character, and we'll be giving them away to people who sign up for our Mind Over Manga Tour at Anime Expo this weekend! So drop by the Digital Manga booth (#510) and come talk to us!
June 30th, 2008
The esteemed background artist, and art director on "Princess Mononoke," "Castle in the Sky," "Grave of the Fireflies" and many others has agreed to meet our Mind Over Manga tour this Aug. 21-27! He'll be sitting down to talk with the group, taking us through Nippon Animation, the studio where he worked with Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata on "Anne of Green Gables" and "Future Boy Conan," and introducing some of his staff from "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time!" So apply now to meet an anime legend... and keep checking back for more exciting announcements!
May 30th, 2008

Our Mind Over Manga Tour this August will meet with the Urawa Gakuin Manga Club. Urawa is an elite high school in Tokyo known for its baseball, but its manga club is also second in Japan in national art competition. We're really aiming to tie American manga artists to every level of the Japanese manga scene, from up-and-coming young people to long-established legends, so more announcements are coming! (Sign up by Monday for $100 off!)

We've also updated our Testimonies page with kind comments from recent customers... check it out!

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