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Why not live in the land of anime?

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Release Date: 2026/09/23

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To live in Japan is to live inside an anime.

When you wake up in the morning, the scenery that was on your screen until yesterday is now right outside your window. The hill on your way to school is the sacred spot from your favorite series. Even a canned coffee from the convenience store, even the sound of a vending machine on a street corner - someone has layered a story onto it.

Here, what you love can become your work. The people who draw the key frames, the people who give them voice, the people who deliver those stories to the world - they're all right next to you. The neon lights of Akihabara at night, the small theaters in Ikebukuro, the quiet studios in Kyoto - it's all one giant atelier.

Because there are four seasons, the stories change with the seasons too.
In spring, you talk about new releases under the cherry blossoms. In summer, you reach the climax together with the fireworks. In autumn, you look up at Tokyo Tower dyed in fall colors. In winter, you watch the final episode with friends under the kotatsu.

A reality that feels more like anime than anime itself.

So come - from the side that watches, to the side that lives it.
Begin your own story in Japan, the land of anime.