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UP AME — the University of the Philippines Anime and Manga Enthusiasts, held its ninth annual fair last 28th November 2009.
Day 2 of Anime Festival Asia 09 features more of the same awesomeness, with part two of the I Love Anisong concert series featuring MAY’N and JAM Project’s Fukuyama Yoshiki.
Anime Festival Asia 2009 is one of the largest — if not the largest, Japanese pop culture convention in the South East Asian region, with attendees from Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Bangkok, and Manila.
Multiply as an online marketplace is huge in the Philippines — aside from clothing and accessories, you can also buy anime merchandise and cosplay supplies.
Photo shoots have become a popular alternative to the competition catwalk because it gives cosplayers more creative control and a bigger canvas to work with.
I’m sharing some practical tips that I learned firsthand when putting together and maintaining the blog.
The 4th Annual Toys, Anime, Gaming, Cosplay, and Movies Convention, will be held on 28th of February to the 1st of March 2010 at Robinsons Midtown Mall.
Diliman Preparatory School in cooperation with Cosplay.PH is proud to bring you the very first Interscholastic Cosplay Competition.
Shounen Knife and Pedicab will be at San Miguel By The Bay behind the SM Mall of Asia Complex.

Learn Japanese with The Japan Foundation Japanese-Language Institute’s new website anime-manga.jp!

Shounen Knife and Pedicab will be at San Miguel By The Bay behind the SM Mall of Asia Complex.

The Philippines has just passed a law that is intrinsically the same as Australia’s — which means we could be next on the chopping block.

So, how do you tell a fake mix-style product from the real deal?

While Filipinos are still taught the significance and meaning of various St. Valentine’s Day rituals at Sunday school, for the Japanese the 14th of February is all about one thing: chocolate.