Recently, I was chatting with friends about who comes to mind when they hear the name “Sugita,” and I found it quite interesting. Everyone has different answers based on their own experiences and hobbies, which makes the conversation even more intriguing. As someone who loves anime and voice acting, the first person
Recently, I had an engaging conversation with friends about who comes to mind when we hear “Sugita.” The first name that popped into my head was Sugita Tomokazu. For fans of anime and games, he is undoubtedly an essential figure. His roles as Sakata Gintoki in “Gintama” and Kyon in “The Melancholy
Reader’s Question:
Does watching Gintama help with studying history?
So, I was scrolling through some comments about Gintama and its relation to studying history, and it got me thinking. A fellow user pointed out that while Gintama might not directly help you ace your history exams,
Reader’s Question:
Were there any instances before the 1990s where manga artists lived in areas where TV Tokyo was not accessible and couldn’t watch the anime adaptations of their own works?
You know, it’s fascinating to think about the world of manga artists
