(Part 1 is here)A good indication of how mainstream some elements of Japanese culture are in the U.S. is reflected in sales like the one pictured above.In terms of what I see as Japan's long-lasting impact on other cultures up to this, I tend to see much... ...full story at So-Called Japanese Life
from So-Called Japanese Life on Thu, Jan 31 2008
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