Perorist

Hahaha, no problem! I was also wondering - and it made me laugh, too :D What kind of animes do you like? (^._.^)ﾉ☆ Do you prefer older ones or more the newest animes? Do you read mangas? Oh really? :o In my hometown I was in a popular japanese restaurant with 回転寿司, but I haven't seen any avocado on it. Except another kitchens with lower prize 回転寿司 - they had California Rolls with avocado on mass etc. It was a big different to the expensive restaurant.

guys, thanks a lot of your comments and messages, I am a little bit busy and am in a rural prefecture of Japan so that the internet connection is really bad, so i will reply all after I go back to my home in next week! Thank you though!

Hehe thanks Same here!

You're very welcome. Hope Summer weather becomes comfortable to work in. I'd hate for it to make me unable to move like Konata in this scene of LuckyStar: http://youtu.be/f054LjAtQUY

I see, so that's how they always make it on time. I know a less popular manga can take even a month for new chapter, but I always thought working in big groups was only done for animation. Then I guess Mangaka needs to hire some very skilled assistants, so they can replicate their drawing style. Yeah, I noticed that Japanese cooking is a lot about presentation. Even the most simple dishes have some specific way they have to look. I think my favorite is a Bento box, the art some people can do with it is really impressive. Especially when they make something like an anime portrait. ^^

Are you a fan of Girls und Panzer? Me too! I haven't had time to watch the movie/s, though Hana is actually my favourite character, so this is pretty cool to me

Have you seen Bakuman? Very good show.

Haha sorry not what I meant again. Anime is entirely yours, (I mean whole population and origins), we do at least appreciate some of them (the ones that got the most fame as in DBZ, Pokemon and Naruto to even old series, if I'm not wrong, like Heidi and Candy Candy), we use to show those in TV programs for children though but that somehow opens doors of curiosity for kids to enter "the anime world" that's what happened in my case and most of my friends around here. There are famous conventions around South America, in Venezuela (before things got as bad as they are now) we used to get this convention called "Avalancha" and well, honestly anime is welcomed mostly in between the youth, people in my own generation. Right now I can't tell much about other things because most companies and international events avoid Venezuela so... Not much but it's certainly very common to know about certain animes around here and it's not that bad seen except in your work life.