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Whilst stumbling around on StumbleUpon the other day (and if you’re not already stumbling, you really should be!!) and found a pretty tight list; of ten anime films you should see before you die.
Now we know that a lot of you reading this post are way ahead of this list, so, to you lot, why not let us know about your definitive favourite anime flicks in the comments below!
For newbies, though, this list is really worth taking into account.
Just a quick look in and rebuttal on one of the primary reasons people feel they can’t cosplay. It really comes down to, ”But I’d need to order a costume…“ or ”I’d need to make a costume…” or even ”I don’t look tall, short, fat, thin, old, young, robot-esque etc. enough…“.
Well, it’s all a pile of Elizabeth poop. I think the pictures below pretty much say it all! And I personally dare you to pull off these awesome yet simple cosplay outfits at OtakuBuu! I expect to see an island-wide shortage of cardboard boxes.
Read more to see our gallery of simple cosplay ideas! If you have others let us know so we can add them to the gallery. Many of them simply require one everyday item… a cardboard box. ^_^;
After a week of online voting we’re pleased to announce the 10 finalists for the Cyprus ♥ Japan Art Contest that will be exhibited and judged at the OtakuBuu on the 13th April.
The works will be on display on 13/04 from 19:30 onwards at Emporiki Stoa Lefkosias with the final prize announcements to take place around 21:30 in the evening!
Read on for the finalist works!! ^_^;
♡As promised, here are some of the letters sent by the 25 Children from Japan, who visited Cyprus in January. ♡
Yukari Hashimoto
I saw many things in Cyprus that I had never seen before. Cypriot people are kind. I had a wonderful time. When I was in Japan, I was busy, but in Cyprus I forgot the time. I would love to go to Cyprus again.
Meet possibly one of the funniest and most inspiring Japanese Geinōjins(Comedians), 
Razor Ramon Sumitani or Hādo Gei / Hard Gay as he is known by most of his fans.
Hard Gay is best known for his appearance on a weekly show called the Bakusho Mondai no Bakuten.
The presenter will usually open a letter from Hard Gay himself who addresses daily life problems such as helping old people cross the road or helping children get over their food phobias.
