Manga — highly stylized Japanese comics — and anime — cartoons of the same style — are pretty popular with kids. Nearly all manga and anime feature characters with large, rounded eyes, and they cover a wide range of genres, from action-adventure to science fiction to romance.
The stories often feature aspects of Japanese culture, such as martial arts, nature, and early Japanese art and history. They also can feature strong female characters, metaphysical events, and a Godzilla-like monster. The books, video games, TV shows, and movies in this style are designed for a wide range of ages. The stories are often serialized, and kids enjoy waiting for the next installment.
Manga and anime have a long, revered history in Japan, but it’s important to make sure that what your kid is reading, playing, and watching is appropriate for her age. She’ll get much more out of it and will avoid some of the more mature topics manga and anime can include. Learn more about picking the right comics for your kid and how comics can foster a love of reading.
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Anime and Manga are big parts of modern Japanese culture today. From Pokemon to Studio Ghibli, numbers of comics, animations, games and its own characters attract fans all around the world.
Including the Mecca of Otaku culture, Akihabara, there are several spots in and around Tokyo where Anime and Manga lovers would love to spend time particularly such as shops, museums cafes and other sites.
Today, I’d like to introduce a spot in Tokyo which is strongly related to famous Japanese Anime and Mange and fans would definitely fall in love.
Ghibli Museum
Studio Ghibli is the best anime production film studio in Japan, which released numbers of award winning films, such as “My Neighbour Totoro”, “Princess Mononoke” and “Spirited Away”.
Its one and only museum is located in Mitaka, Tokyo, which can be accessed within 30 mins from Shinjuku Station.
Visitors must purchase tickets in advance which can be booked online. The last minute booking is usually hard to make as it’s pretty popular and only limited number of visitors can enter at once. So make sure to book your tickets in advance or some website provide last minute booking service if you haven’t got enough time. More anime news to read at https://desunegaming.com/