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Saturday 19th July, 05:04 AM JST
Katsuhito Asano, vice foreign minister (Metropolis)
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5 Comments
Ivespoken at 08:59 AM JST - 19th July
Well... not really! I actually think it's pretty damn weird, lol jokin'
RepublicofTexas at 09:02 AM JST - 19th July
Some of it is worth taking pride in (Hayao Miyazaki's works, etc), but I find a lot of it is an embarrassment to Japan. As many people see some of the stranger things and assume that all of Japan is that weird. I think that there a other parts of Japanese culture that are more worthy of pride.
borscht at 10:55 AM JST - 19th July
On the other hand, some people do get good feelings about Japan from these things.
kinniku at 04:23 PM JST - 19th July
Actually, I very much agree with the vice foreign minister. I think it can be very healthy to remember the child in us. This is a special quality that can be found in Japan. As long as it is healthy, clean fun, I think it is a great way to teach others about Japan.
Triple888 at 10:25 PM JST - 19th July
Manga and anime yeah I believe it does draw a lot of fans. I have several friends who are deep into anime - which automatically makes them interested in Japan.