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Spotlesseden
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Japan Expo > Anime Expo. I'm not just talking about Attendees.
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TitanXL
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And Comiket is better than them both...
Actually I've never been to Japan Expo, admittedly. Wonder if it's as bad as the few American cons I've been to. |
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formerroadie1
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That is a small city....
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reanimator
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Looking at the number, It seems like French fans treat Anime and other Japanese pop culture better than American fans.
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TitanXL
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They do. It's been in their culture a lot longer than it has in America. European in general is better at anime than America is. Italy's another good country. |
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RogerSterling
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Momoiro Clover Z did a concert there - it looked very cool
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GWOtaku
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Forget AX, that number even eclipses San Diego Comic Con by over 30,000 people. It's a very impressive number.
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nhat
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I think that expo is for all of france right? France is only about the size of texas from what I can see.
AX, the largest anime convention in the US has 47,000 but thats mainly in CA. |
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Kutsu
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Impressive indeed. It keeps on growing and growing year after year...
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Cutiebunny
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I'm looking forward to Japan Expo USA next summer already.
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Princess_Irene
ANN Reviewer
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I just got back from covering it for ANN (article coming), and I was very impressed with the way they treated the culture as a whole. There was a lot on offer that dealt with traditional Japanese culture as well as pop culture, with armor smithing, traditional music, tales from The Kojiki, and a lot of traditional artists and artisans displaying their wares. It was really quite something, and I'm most excited about them bringing that aspect of the con to the US. I guess rather than saying that they treat Japanese culture better, it would make more sense to say that they simply have a more inclusive view of what fandom is. |
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enurtsol
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Akin to the Japan portion of the World Expo. |
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