Anime industry veteran and longtime director of the Doraemon film series, Tsutomu Shibayama, has sadly passed away at the age of 84. The heart-breaking news sent shockwaves through the Japanese ...

The Edo-Tokyo Museum’s reopening is happening soon after four long years, but until that fateful day, here’s another exhibition to check out. Earlier today, March 27, saw the debut of ‘100% Doraemon & ...

Related reads:Doraemon’s New Film, Nobita and the New Castle of the Undersea Devil, Is a Hit in Japan Even After Five Weeks of Release Tsutomu Shibayama, a longtime director associated with the ...

The creator and illustrator of Doraemon, the popular atomic cat who's graced the pages of magazines and comics strips for decades, died last week. A partner of Fujiko A. Fujio for many years, Fujiko F ...

In the anime world, directors play a significant role in bringing to life stories via television series and feature-length films. One of the longest-running directors in the industry, Tsutomu ...

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Taxpayers who were charged penalties or interest by the IRS during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic may be eligible for a refund following a federal court ruling. Below are four things you need to ...

Oklahoma is once again facing a decision that will shape the future of our communities for decades to come. State Question 843, which proposes eliminating property taxes — also known as ad valorem ...

Millions of taxpayers may be eligible for a tax refund thanks to erroneous penalties assessed by the IRS. The mistake is traced back to the COVID-19 pandemic, which in the U.S. was a federally ...