Envisaged "anime road" in Nagoya

Photo taken on the west side of JR Nagoya Station in central Japan on Jan. 3, 2020, shows a street lined with an anime goods shop and anime school. The Nagoya city government, which has hosted the World Cosplay Summit since 2003, is planning to erect bronze statues of anime characters in the area under what it calls an "anime and subculture road" scheme. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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