I wish we had these in America!
My god, a 24/7 Tezuka channel.
What more could you want?
By the way, I had my bookstore order Phoenix 5, Phoenix 2, and Ode to Kirihito.
It's odd that Ode to Kirihito is not listed on the official Tezuka site.
There was a Tezuka channel in Japan.
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There was a Tezuka channel in Japan.
by Metropolisforever » Sat Jan 27, 2007 11:11 pm
There are also Tezuka shops.
I wish we had these in America!
My god, a 24/7 Tezuka channel.
What more could you want?
By the way, I had my bookstore order Phoenix 5, Phoenix 2, and Ode to Kirihito.
It's odd that Ode to Kirihito is not listed on the official Tezuka site.
I wish we had these in America!
My god, a 24/7 Tezuka channel.
What more could you want?
By the way, I had my bookstore order Phoenix 5, Phoenix 2, and Ode to Kirihito.
It's odd that Ode to Kirihito is not listed on the official Tezuka site.
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Re: There was a Tezuka channel in Japan.
by strobe_z » Sun Jan 28, 2007 7:22 am
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by cmoon » Sun Jan 28, 2007 1:23 pm
Maybe people haven't gotten around to reading Kirihito, it is 900 pages afterall.
Mmmm, I worry about 'all tezuka' channel or store. Look how bad the all-Disney equivalents are? Of course, if a channel aired things by Tezuka or akin to Tezuka's mode of thought, well then we'd have something very different.
I can't help but imagine such a channel would at least in part be dedicated to current environmental issues, examining the plight of the underpriviledged, etc., etc. Of course, these programs would be interrupted by infomercials of Rock trying to sell you crap you don't need (like clones of his secretary, etc.)
Mmmm, I worry about 'all tezuka' channel or store. Look how bad the all-Disney equivalents are? Of course, if a channel aired things by Tezuka or akin to Tezuka's mode of thought, well then we'd have something very different.
I can't help but imagine such a channel would at least in part be dedicated to current environmental issues, examining the plight of the underpriviledged, etc., etc. Of course, these programs would be interrupted by infomercials of Rock trying to sell you crap you don't need (like clones of his secretary, etc.)
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by Ash » Wed Jan 31, 2007 8:32 am
I'm going this summer to Kyoto, so I for one am making sure to drop by the Tezuka store there ^___^
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by putrocca » Wed Jan 31, 2007 3:22 pm
Actually, there was a Tezuka Store briefly in New York city but it didn't do decent business so it closed.
It's not that odd that "Ode to Kirihito" has no page on Tezuka world, only about 100 series have them, and there are 700 series, so the odds are 1 in 7 that a series will have one.
It's not that odd that "Ode to Kirihito" has no page on Tezuka world, only about 100 series have them, and there are 700 series, so the odds are 1 in 7 that a series will have one.
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