Japan may be known for its bustling, neon-lit cities, but much of the country, as beautifully depicted in anime, still retains a peaceful, pastoral countryside. Many iconic anime set in rural ...

In the 1988 animated film My Neighbor Totoro, by Miyazaki Hayao, two children move to the Japanese countryside with their ... Totoro's entourage in the 1988 anime film My Neighbour Totoro (Studio ...

Specifically, Liam had found a book by Japanese photographer Akine Coco called 'Like a Scene from an Anime', which contains hundreds of her photographs of scenery that look as if they're lifted ...

†has created.Solo indie developer Inasa Fujio who is a 2nd-year Illustration student has crafted a unique first-person narrative game where you travel the rural locations of Japan riding ...

this feature-length sequel continues on from the two-season anime series, with the original voice cast and director Yoshiaki Kyogoku all returning. A huge success in Japan, Laid-Back Camp ...

Early in “Your Name,” the anime ... Japanese population has migrated to dense urban areas, leading to depopulation and a so-called “hollowing out” of youth and industry in the countryside.

A B&B in the Cotswolds has become a surprise top Japanese tourist destination – after it featured in a hit anime TV series ... I just own a little B&B in the countryside.” ...

When you think Anime, you probably don’t think of Israel. Anime movies and TV shows are traditionally made in Japan, or at least ... shots of beautiful scenery, emphasis on places to shop ...