For your listening pleasure

Since the holidays are getting closer and the anticipation of frosty weather is near. We thought that we would let the readers know that "otaku" and "anime" themed gifts are still great gift ideas for your family or friends. Throw around an "alpaca" or two and you have a recipe for a fun time with those holiday mode inducing stuffed creatures.

Therefore, get ready for the upcoming season by taking a listen to these specially selected anime-otaku music tracks!

Onegai-shimasu! :D

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https://otakureviewers.tumblr.com/post/166843512300/nightcore-luv-tory-lanez-this-was-more-popular

https://otakureviewers.tumblr.com/post/166798387133/eureka-7-hi-evolution-trailer-its-one-of-the

https://otakureviewers.tumblr.com/post/166003273329/is-this-remix-of-beyonces-love-on-top-cool-or

https://otakureviewers.tumblr.com/post/166269728444/nightcore-clarity-dubstep-remix

https://otakureviewers.tumblr.com/post/166003273329/is-this-remix-of-beyonces-love-on-top-cool-or

https://otakureviewers.tumblr.com/post/164516768401/nightcore-mix-jealous-nick-jonas-nightcore

https://otakureviewers.tumblr.com/post/165073078326/fate-zero-op-花たん-oath-sign-youtube

https://otakureviewers.tumblr.com/post/166008632099/fall-out-boy-alone-together-jump-smokers-remix

Happy Thanksgiving to All!

This is RPGhero here just wanting to wish all of the readers of the Otaku Reviewers weblog a Happy Thanksgiving. Just in case you didn't know, Thanksgiving is a North American holiday celebrated in the United States, Canada, and other North American places.

But like all holidays, there are big fans in other countries. This is true for especially for Thanksgiving and also in Japan!

Well for one, Japan is a bigger fan of the food chicken over turkey, which is the typical Thanksgiving meat for Americans. So instead of having to pardon (or not pardon) Mr. Turkey, there's a real choice that any Japanese family can make on their "Thanksgiving" dinner.

In Japan, it's technically "Labor Thanksgiving Day" and is a day dedicated to Japanese workers who work day in and day out during the rest of the year. It doesn't have vast political clout but it is a respected day off that the Japanese look forward to, just as Americans love and look forward to turkey dinner on Thanksgiving...

 (￣^￣ﾒ)＼(_ _ ;)

Youtube channel cred:

 https://www.youtube.com/user/kawaiilesson

Youtube channel cred: 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0ox9NuTHYeRys63yZpBFuA

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Thank You!!!

Some thank you's put to music, some put to anime...

Thanks Deretsun for the cheer!!! ^^

:::Thanksgiving! Japanese Appreciation Time:::

Hi everyone! First I want to wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving!

Even though in Japan they don't celebrate Thanksgiving, I'm using it as an excuse to celebrate all things Japanese! :D

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What exactly is Otakulture? Let's review shall we?
There's...

Anime,














(Compiled these anime into this picture myself =P)

Manga,














Visual Novels,















Vocaloids,












Touhou,











Wacky Strapya-world Products,


















Funny Japanese Commercials,













Sakura trees,














Tsundere,


















Yandere,
















KM Moments,


















Fuko Trances,














Tanabata,













Manzai Routines,















Listening to J-Music,


















Analyzing the Oricon Charts,


















and MUCH more! This is what Otakulture is all about! There's so much to do whether you're an Otaku or even just a Japanese-fan! Whether it's looking up new anime or staying up late to read Visual Novels--everyone has their own unique way of appreciating everything Japanese! So be thankful today for all the wonderful things in your life! And hopefully Otakulture is one of those things! =P

That's all for today, thanks for reading! ^^,
:::Deretsun:::

K: サンクスギビング　おめでとう！
R: Sankusugibingu Omedetou!
E: Happy Thanksgiving!

P.S. This KRE is based off American Culture. Remember--in Japan they don't have thanksgiving, so if you said this to someone who was Japanese they might not understand--but most people in Japan know American Culture so sometimes it's good to know =P