The Anime Boom in the United States

The Anime Boom in the United States
By:Michal Daliot-Bul,Nissim Otmazgin
Published on 2017 by Harvard East Asian Monographs

Drawing on in-depth interviews with animation professionals, field research, and a wide-scale market survey, The Anime Boom in the United States investigates the Japanese export of anime television and film to the United States. This story carries broad significance for those interested in understanding the cultural and media globalization.

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