The Rough Guide to Anime

The Rough Guide to Anime
By:Simon Richmond
Published on 2009 by Rough Guides

A fan's reference profiles directors, composers, voice-over artists, and more for top-selected films and series while sharing complementary travel information for recommended anime shrines and locations in Japan. Original.

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