The anime series Genshiken portrays the richness of Otaku culture in Japan. Through the club, the Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture, fans get to experience various Otaku events that ...

The anime might distract most of its viewers from the location it is in, but the idea of being in Japan while witnessing Chainsaw Man’s obscene power is a bit exciting.

When Hajime Isayama was growing up in Japan, anime wasn't considered cool. "It was kind of looked down upon at that time," the manga artist told NPR. Since then, anime's reach has increased — a ...