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No child's play at cult anime studio
Published Thu, Mar 20, 2014 · 10:00 PM
IF THERE'S anything the Japanese take more seriously than their food, it has to be their anime. Divided into every imaginable sub-genre with literally something for everyone - children, adults, and even women - the scene not only has a fervent following domestically but is also regularly exported overseas.
Some like Studio Ghibli, have gained a steady cult following outside …
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