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    Personal life[edit] Keiko Agena, a Japanese-American, was born in Honolulu, and began acting at the age of 10. She attended Mid-Pacific Institute preparatory school on O‘ahu, and Whitman College for one year as a drama major. Agena married Shin Kawasaki in a helicopter over Las Vegas, Nevada on December 19, 2005. Career[edit] Agena is probably best known for her role in Gilmore Girls, where she played Lane Kim, a Korean-American teenager who is the best friend of Rory Gilmore, one of the lead characters

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    In Pozner’s Essay “Ghetto Bitches, China Dolls, and Cha Cha Divas” uses models on the television show America’s Next Top Model as examples to reveal that the casting and the scripting of show is racially unequal, and how they stereotype certain ethnicities. Gina, a Korean American contestant from the show, was used as an example to show that

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    American Anime Influence

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    usually from Japan, with adult subject matter. Despite the prevailing American view that cartoons are for children, Japanese view anime as a legitimate art form that is appropriate for adult viewing. Anime subjects vary widely from soap opera drama, to medieval adventures, comedy and to science fiction. The fist anime ever televised was Tetsuwan Atomu it came out In 1963 as a television series. The english name for Tetsuwan Atomu was Astroboy . The next hit anime was Speed Racer In 1967. Tezuka’s

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    American Censorship of Japanese Animation Abrstract: This essay will explore why Americans feel the need to censor Japanese Animation, how the Japanese culture differs from American culture, and how to solve the growing debate of the censorship of Japanese media.              Japan, that strange and exotic land in the east, has a complex and interesting history that has shaped and molded its culture into a very unique society today.  Of course their customs have influenced their entertainment

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    The modernization of China has played a key role in the changes of popular culture in China. With modernization, the people of China were introduced to different forms and styles of music which the Chinese studied and incorporated into their own music. They felt that the 'Westernization of their music' would make it more modern. With the rise of popular music came a means of identification, and with that, regulations to control its effect on society as a whole. And finally, the blurring of boundaries

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    deeply steeped in Japanese culture, and much of its deeper meaning can be lost to the western audience. One such example is the use of Summer and Winter as the titles for the two parts of the novel. In Japan, kigo and kidai are words and concepts that are traditionally associated with the different seasons. These range from obvious, such as the connection between summer and heat, to obscure, such as autumn and remembrance of the dead. Mishima wrote waka, a form of classical Japanese poetry from a young

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    November 8, 2012 Outline of Informative Speech Kpop Invasion Topic: Korean pop General purpose: To inform… Specific purpose: To inform about Kpop. Central idea: To inform my colleagues about Kpop. Kpop is more than ‘Oppa Gangnam Style’ that many have come to know. From music, it branched out to the other forms of media that becomes a part of pop culture and that of the new generation. Introduction Attention-getter: Play ‘Run by Tiger JK ft. Baby-T & the Jungle. I wanted to play this

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    The Dokdo Islets Dispute

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    believed to be rich in resources and harbor natural gas reserves. To the Koreans, the islets are known as “Dokdo”. However, to the Japanese, they are known as “Takeshima”. Thus, from the onset of the interpretation of the names alone, it is a debate over ownership that has simmered to such a point that it has resulted in an intermittent, ever-present strain in Korean-Japanese relations. As with every debate, there are differing viewpoints and vehement opinions, and the Dokdo Islets issue is no exception

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    tranquil environment. There is also a four-star Hotel Mercure Milton Keynes Abbey Hill on the golf course grounds with a restaurant offering fresh meals made with locally sourced produce. The plush modern rooms come with 32-inch flat screen LCD televisions, free WIFI, and comfortable bedding. The bridal suites are for those looking for a romantic setup before arriving to the hotel. Most of the bedrooms come refurbished with contemporary designs. Ecstatic Milton Keynes

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    development of Kimura Takuya’s career from his start as an idol in the boy band SMAP and his gradual expansion into other forms of media including television and drama. Through his career expansion and appearances in different types of media, the opportunity to present Kimura Takura as many different characters has been made possible. Already being an icon of Japanese masculinity, the different characters and personalities he is able to become are also carriers of this masculinity and as such Kimura is able

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