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AraAraMagazine @porupomag Ajouter une nouvelle offre d'emploi in Culture
2025-12-01 00:15:49 · Traduire

6 Real-Life Locations in Japan That Inspired Your Favorite Anime

The art of Japanese animation is often rooted in reality. The practice known as Seichi Junrei (sacred site pilgrimage) has driven tourism to spots that served as direct inspiration for memorable scenes and landscapes. Below, we explore six of the most iconic real-life locations that were immortalized on screen. 1. Makoto Shinkai's Hyper-Detailed Realism Director Makoto Shinkai is...

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2025-11-30 23:12:07 · Traduire

7 Key Anime That Underperformed in Japan but Were Global Successes

The success of an anime in Japan is historically measured by Blu-ray/DVD sales and broadcast ratings. Global success, however, is measured by international licensing, streaming sales, and long-term cultural influence. The seven series below are primary examples of how low domestic reception was offset by an explosion of popularity in the West. 1. The Adult Swim Phenomenon (The Ratings...

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2025-12-06 03:09:53 · Traduire

Manhwa (Korea) vs. Manga (Japan): Key Differences and Why 'Solo Leveling' Changed the Rules

The Asian comic market is dominated by Japanese Manga and Korean Manhwa. While both are sequential arts with rich narratives, they fundamentally differ in their format, production, and consumption method—a division that has become crucial with the rise of mobile devices. The most notable difference for the reader is that Manhwa, in its modern Webtoon format, was designed from the ground...

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2025-12-04 02:19:48 · Traduire

The Economics of Anime: How Much Does an Animator Really Earn in Japan?

The anime industry is a global phenomenon that generates billions of dollars through streaming, merchandising, and box office sales. However, behind this success lies an economic paradox: most of the artists who create these global hit products are remunerated with historically low wages and often work under precarious conditions. An animator's salary in Japan depends drastically on their...

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2025-11-04 18:00:46 · Traduire

A Foodie's Guide to Anime: What Are Onigiri, Ramen, and Taiyaki?

A Foodie's Guide to Anime: What Are Onigiri, Ramen, and Taiyaki? Food in anime is often animated with a level of detail that makes it look more delicious than real food. From characters meticulously preparing bento boxes to scenes of them devouring bowls of noodles, food is a pillar of the narrative. For new viewers, three foods appear constantly, acting as key cultural items: Onigiri...

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2025-12-02 03:03:12 · Traduire

Anime Live-Actions: Why Most Fail and the Rare Exceptions That Are Worth It

Adapting anime into live-action is notoriously difficult. For every resounding success, there is a dozen of projects shredded by critics and fans alike. The problem lies not just in visual translation, but in the structural sacrifice of the original source. Why is the Failure Rate So High? Most live-actions stumble when attempting to adapt properties with high graphic fidelity...

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2025-11-03 20:18:44 · Traduire

What is "Miku Day"? (3/9): Celebrating Hatsune Miku

What is "Miku Day"? Celebrating the Music and Legacy of the World's Favorite Virtual Singer Every March 9th, the global anime and music community celebrates "Miku Day." It is a day dedicated to celebrating the music, art, and cultural impact of Hatsune Miku. Unlike an official anniversary or holiday, Miku Day is a celebration created and maintained by fans. Its origin is a simple...

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