Sabikui Bisco (Light Novel Review)
A humble pilgrim at a border checkpoint peruses a poster of notorious criminal Bisco Akaboshi, wanted for wreaking havoc throughout a post-apocalyptic Japan. When...
The Beauty and Poignance of Mamoru Hosoda’s Belle (Film Review)
Belle, the newest film by trailblazing anime director Mamoru Hosoda and Studio Chizu, is making waves around the world. First, it received a 14-minute...
Kageki Shojo!! Opera Girl (Anime Review)
Those who have an appreciation for musical theatre will find a lot to grasp onto with the musical-acting anime Kageki Shojo. It provides an...
Code: Realize Wintertide Miracles: A Whimsical Game for the Holidays
While I was perusing my local GameStop recently, I came across the cute PS4 game Code: Realize Wintertide Miracles. The cover showed a romantic...
TokyoTreat December Box Review
We always love reviewing subscription boxes straight from Japan. Recently, we reviewed the YumeTwins crate by TokyoTreat company. Now, we are reviewing the TokyoTreat...
Hoa: A Relaxing Ghibli-Esque Game
Hoa is a great new game if you want something peaceful and reminiscent of a whimsical anime. The Skrollcat Studio game may not have come from Japan,...
Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop Anime Review
Coming-of-age romance stories come in all flavors, and one of the more common types of these stories is that of the summer romance. After...
Earwig and the Witch (Anime Film Review)
Studio Ghibli is a world-renowned Japanese animation studio dear to the hearts of all filmgoers. Although Earwig and the Witch hasn't received as high...
Spy Classroom, Vol. 1: Lily of the Garden (Light Novel Review)
In an alternate setting vaguely similar to Cold-War-era Europe, seventeen-year-old Lily is in danger of flunking out of an elite spy training program. Suddenly,...
Bond and Book: The Devotion of The Surgery Room (Light Novel Review)
Bond and Book: The Devotion of "The Surgery Room" by Mizuki Nomura is an episodic short story collection with a strange premise. Its protagonist,...
