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Next Japanese prime minister is an otaku
Yesterday the Japanese prime minister resigned. Abe will not be anymore the prime minister and will probably be substituted by Aso, a man who declares himself as a manga and anime fan. He reads around 10-20 weekly manga magazines, he did political speeches in Akihabara and he is a Rozen Maiden otaku. He likes so much Rozen Maiden that his nickname is “Rozen Aso”.
Reading Technorati News I found that since yesterday manga and anime business related company stock prices are rising very fast, because having an Otaku prime minister is good news for them. Examples of manga and anime related companies benefiting from “good” political news are: Mandarake, Ghibli, Kodansha, Shueisha, Bandai, Toei animation, Gentousha etc. An otaku is gonna govern the second most rich country in the world!
“Rozen Aso” will probably be the next prime minister in Japan.
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Next Japanese Prime Minister is an Manga Otaku
13 September, 2007
[...] Whats really interesting now is that ever since word got around of him being the prime candidate to take over Abe, stock prices for manga and anime business related companies has been rising rapidly. Here’s what I saw on Kirainet.com: Examples of manga and anime related companies benefiting from “good” political news are: Mandarake, Ghibli, Kodansha, Shueisha, Bandai, Toei animation, Gentousha etc. [...]
links for 2007-09-13 | Samurai Soapbox
13 September, 2007
[...] Kirainet.com - A geek in Japan — Next Japanese prime minister is an otaku [...]
sheerblade
13 September, 2007
That’s so badass. First a gaijin enter’s the diet and now an otaku prime minister.
NPC
13 September, 2007
It’s great and all, but you can’t let this stuff get in the way of issues…
Kirainet.com - A geek in Japan — Karoshi 過労死
30 September, 2007
[...] Many people do not die, but the number of people who is really stress and ends up suffering mental illnesses is very high. A recent example is well known by everyone, prime minister Abe suffered from stress and lots of pressure from bureaucrats and the “Japanese dark side”. The day he resigned he was hospitalized in order to be treated from “stress related problems”. [...]
neocoyo
24 January, 2008
The Next Japanese prime minister is an otaku??
things just keep getting more and more sweet!