Want to know the two people that are native to Japan?

[Street Savvy]

Dear Otaku Illustrated Subscriber,

                                                                                                         

So continuing with animals, the next animal that I'll talk about is the ox, which is known as ushi.

                                                                           

So today, I will continue with the geographic reason for why the majority of Japanese live in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. Japan's history plays a huge role in shaping where people live.  Starting with the Yayoi and the Jomon people, Japan started it's journey toward becoming a centralized state in the year 250 during the Kafun period.  And while this period would only last until the year 538, Japan never splintered like China and Korea did and always stayed a single unified nation.  But this doesn't mean that Japan didn't have it's own internal problems, and I'll be getting into those next week.

                                                                           

I've been a huge fan of this series ever since I first saw it on Toonami way back in the day, and I've never missed a single show in the series as far as I'm aware.  So you know I have no intention of missing out on this video game release base on this anime series.  If you've also been a huge fan of this anime series ever since the very first show on Toonami from back in the day, or even if you've never heard of it but want to see what I'm all excited about, then we can both pre - order ours below:

                                                                                                         

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