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Japanese anime industry (1917–present)

Japanese anime industry (1917–present)

  2. Toei enters animation with Toei Doga

    Labels: Toei Doga, Toei

  3. Toei releases first feature, The White Snake

    Labels: The White, Toei

  4. Mushi Production founded to pursue TV animation

    Labels: Mushi Production, Osamu Tezuka

  6. Nausicaä film success sets up Studio Ghibli

    Labels: Nausica, Hayao Miyazaki

  7. Studio Ghibli founded for feature-film production

    Labels: Studio Ghibli, Hayao Miyazaki

  8. Akira releases and boosts global anime visibility

    Labels: Akira, Katsuhiro Otomo

  9. Neon Genesis Evangelion reshapes TV anime storytelling

    Labels: Neon Genesis, Hideaki Anno

  10. Pokémon TV premiere launches a long-running global franchise

    Labels: Pok mon, TV Tokyo

  11. Spirited Away breaks records and wins the 2003 Oscar

    Labels: Spirited Away, Studio Ghibli

  12. Your Name becomes a new-era blockbuster

    Labels: Your Name, Makoto Shinkai

  13. Demon Slayer: Mugen Train sets new box-office records

    Labels: Demon Slayer, Mugen Train

  14. Sony completes Funimation–Crunchyroll anime streaming consolidation

    Labels: Funimation, Crunchyroll

  15. Nippon TV agrees to make Studio Ghibli a subsidiary

    Labels: Nippon TV, Studio Ghibli

  16. Infinity Castle film’s North American opening signals anime’s box-office era

    Labels: Infinity Castle, Demon Slayer