Hatsune Miku’s “Packaged” hits One Million views in Nico Nico Douga and now it’s driving more and more fans for the Virtual Diva. The song itself is really wonderful and anybody can tell it’s a good song, and while this is being sang by a Virtual Diva it becomes twice as good!
You can check out the Miku Hatsune MP3 and lyrics below.
Enjoy…
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Ichiro on 3 Feb 2010 06:15Updated! More
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Kisaki on 3 Feb 2010 05:33ei^^ can i have a kanji version of the lyrics? More
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Raymond Otaku Ting on 18 May 2009 12:25haha... great passions! More
A Filipino couple was deported from Japan on Monday (April 13, 2009) due to illegal immigration, Their daughter, Noriko, was left behind in Japan to continue studying in the local school.
Parents of Noriko, Arlan Cruz Calderon, 36, and his wife, Sarah, 38, left Tokyo’s Narita airport bound to Philippines, seen off by their daughter, Noriko, and a crowd of reporters, said public broadcaster NHK.
Her parents were forced to leave because they used illegal passports to enter Japan during the 1990’s. The couple stayed in the country undetected until her mother was arrested two years ago.
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Hangmen on 16 Apr 2009 18:13You can't deport Maria! More
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Ichiro on 16 Apr 2009 02:40wut's with the last sentence? More
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Muzaffar on 15 Apr 2009 21:16Well I got to feel bad for the parents being deported,... More
Full Metal Alchemist, ready to air in Philippine Television via Animax on April 10. It will be the same week as the Japanese telecast of the show.
This would be Animax Asia’s first same-week broadcast deal. Under this agreement, fans across Asia will be able to watch exclusively on Animax, the long-awaited new series that follows the top-rated Full Metal Alchemist series, within just six days after each new episode that premieres in Japan.
Fans would be likely excited by this, as this would boost the Otaku level in the Philippines. We just hope that more of deals would come up so that we could enjoy as much anime as japan does.
ENJOY THE FMA PREMIERE COUNT DOWN HERE!!!
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Ichiro on 13 Apr 2009 06:13oh nice... gonna do more research on it, that might... More
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belldandy on 12 Apr 2009 17:10aww... i'll just correct my mistake... its peach blossom... More
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belldandy on 12 Apr 2009 16:48Toei Animation is located at Libis Quezon city. They... More
Impoverished Nation, North Korea, launched a rocket that passed over the Japanese territory. The defence ministry detected a “flying object” which looked like a rocket that went eastward passing through northern Japan then going to the Pacific Ocean.
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Ichiro on 13 Apr 2009 18:38I can't read the first two kanji... but it does say... More
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basilio on 13 Apr 2009 18:25Omgomgomg, top picture... hehehe... suddenly reminds... More
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Obsidian on 5 Apr 2009 12:50I can see through your posts. This is unusually rare;... More
Yesterday, while scanning the channels from my TV, I was surprised after I saw the name Sankaku Complex. So I then watched eagerly to learn what it is about. But then, I was shocked to hear that SanCon is about to be banned here in the Philippines. The cause is that, SanCon is not providing more articles about the Philippines. “There is an unfair share of the Pie for the Philippines. Sankaku Complex is racist”, says DITI (Department of Internet Trade Industry) secretary, Juan dela Cruz.
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Theola Hostler on 28 Jul 2011 19:49One thing that I have noticed is that there are a whole... More
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wahahaha on 15 Jan 2011 12:29maybe Sankaku did't saw it in the world map..... More
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knuclear200x on 24 Jan 2010 06:21It is very sad, but the reason is SO stupid. The way... More
Japan manga man revives story-telling with modern twist
Rikimaru Toho doesn’t mind being stared at as long as he can hold the gaze of passers-by long enough to entice them to stop and sit down for an unusual show: a comic book reading.
And stay they do, hunched on low plastic stools inches away from Rikimaru, who offers the equivalent of an animated movie for the ears, his vast vocal registry bringing to life any character, from humans to robots.
The roaring overhead train, orange street lamps and the station walls comprise the setting for his performances of “manga” comics in Shimokitazawa, the cradle of Tokyo’s underground culture.
“I find it appealing to do, and to offer something that one doesn’t usually experience,” said the 34-year-old, whose real name is Satoshi Arikawa.
“By making all kinds of voices including female ones, I enjoy watching my audience’s reactions, and I am very grateful to them,” he added, with a slight bow of his head.
With long, black, dishevelled hair held in place with a rudimentary bandana, along with glasses and a black goatee, Rikimaru’s looks invite as much curiosity as his punchy voice which swings between bass and falsetto.
From action hero Kenshiro of the popular “Hokuto no Ken” series to the earless blue cat Doraemon and the lovelorn heroines of “The Rose of Versailles,” Rikimaru has done them all. And that’s not everything.
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