New Orleans Japan Fest 2012
On October 20th, the annual Japanese Culture Festival was held at the New Orleans Art Museum thanks in part to the Japan Club of N.O.
READ MOREOn October 20th, the annual Japanese Culture Festival was held at the New Orleans Art Museum thanks in part to the Japan Club of N.O.
READ MOREPortCon Maine is thus far the only anime convention I’ve managed to attend. My last visit was in 2006 and going back again six years later was a nostalgic experience. I got there at about noon on Friday, and it was bustling with people.
READ MOREDaichi Kakeru is an extremely perverted sixteen-year-old boy who is a virgin of all trades. However that is all about to change when he opens a can of melon soda, takes a sip, and finds himself kissing a very attractive blonde girl. It turns out his drink is a government experiment in which steel and aluminum soda cans known as Akikans, are cans that turn into girls locked in a kiss with you when drank. Their purpose in life is to fight one another to determine the better can in a competition called the Akikan Elect.
READ MOREI would like to extend a Very Happy New Years to all our readers. We’re are hoping to make 2013 the best year for the website, and hope you will stay along for the ride! 🙂
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