Mother’s Day is one of the celebrations that would be celebrated this month of May. It is a day to acknowledge and show gratitude and appreciation to our mother. Since this month commemorates all mothers in the world, let us look at the mothers who conceived and raised some of the famous anime characters in the anime world.
Let’s see get to know more about the Strawhat Crew from One Piece and their greatness.
Earthquakes. This might be the first word that would come out to your mind once you hear or read the title of this anime, but this anime is more than that. Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 narrates the frustrations of a middle school girl named, Mirai, who had wished something that caused catastrophe. Cliché as it may sound, but the first two chapters of this anime series teach the viewers to be careful what you wish for. No, this anime series is NOT A FANTASY. The scene that involves wishing is just pure coincidence.
Japan is known as the second largest economy for more than 40 years from 1968 to 2010(Global Sherpa). Tokyo, Japan’s capital city is the world’s largest metropolitan area. Its culture and traditions are maintained from its ancestors. As we can see, their formula is well-maintained from its infrastructures to its traditional cuisine, despite of being in modern times. Here is the part II of our amazing Japan facts that we will share to our readers:
Life isn’t everything about the goodies, smiles, and romance in your every typical week. Why not put some spice on to make it nicer? Here’s a list of horror anime that will surely add flavor to your MUST watch list!
Japan, The Land of the Rising sun, ranked 8th in the Top 10 Most Visited Countries in Asia and Pacific(WorldAtlas, 2017). Who wouldn’t be drawn to this country? It has amazing places worthy to visit and stunning natural view that can surely calm you. The country is known for their majestic Mt. Fuji, the beautiful cherry blossoms, sushi and sashimi, and their manga and anime. But talking about their culture, one might immediately think about samurai warriors, geisha, the kimono, and their cultural festivals.
People of all ages, young and old, read Manga. The medium includes works in different genres: action-adventure, business and commerce, comedy, detective, historical drama, horror, mystery, romance, science fiction and fantasy, sports and games, and suspense, among others.
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