Since moving to Tokyo, I’ve been finding myself going to a lot more baseball games. For one, they’re a hell of a lot cheaper than in America, as I’ve paid an average of $45 for Yomiuri Giants tickets compared to
Sometimes, it's not the scenery that takes your breath away in Japan; it's the prices! On a new Duck Amuck in Japan, King Baby Duck talks about his amazing find at a secondhand clothing shop in Shibuya. It leads to
Recorded at Shibuya FOWS, King Baby Duck chats with Japanese electronic metal punk act Mahousyoujo-Ni-Naritai! Hear about the reason why they want to be magical girls, how anime and video games have influenced their music, and their mentality change when
King Baby Duck learned the hard way that you should never go to a Giants game and a concert on back-to-back days. Nevertheless, he soldiers through a brand-new Duck Amuck in Japan with the aid of AFLM and JonStar. It's
Let’s say you’ve watched a movie, one that you absolutely loved. But something about it bugged you: your favorite character died. After watching, you’re probably thinking of ways you could’ve saved that character, had you been in the situation with
Parties! Punk legends! New game systems! Iconic locations! Erm
Last year, the anime world transported viewers to the farthest north part of Japan in Hokkaido Gals Are Super Adorable. So it makes sense that this year, we’re dragged to the farthest south part of the island nation. OKITSURA: Fell
It's music, anime, and tons of tangents on this week's Duck Amuck in Japan. After giving a shoutout to Top Secret Man, King Baby Duck gets AFLM and JonStar to play a round of "What's in the Bawwwwwwks?!?!" Jack White
I often forget that in Japan, anime con attendance is the opposite. In America, Saturday is always the busiest, whereas Sunday’s attendance numbers are down. Here in Tokyo, Sunday’s attendees greatly outnumbered what I experienced yesterday! Nevertheless, there was still
There’s no bigger hallowed ground for Japanese geekdom than Tokyo Big Sight. Perhaps it’s fitting that AnimeJapan has set up shop in the same realm as the massive and iconic Comiket. This year, the Boston Bastard Brigade was given the