Summit on Anime in North America: Afternoon Session Liveblog

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The Summit on Anime in North America (SANA) is a one day event in Denver where experts on the anime industry are gathering to talk about anime’s popularity in North America. Representatives from the Japanese consulate are here as well to receive feedback. The event is hosted by the parent organization of Denver’s large anime convention, Nan Desu Kan.

This liveblog is a record of the afternoon sessions, which include presentations by Kevin McKeever of Harmony Gold, Jerry Beck, and a roundtable discussion with everyone on board.

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Author: gendomike

Michael "Gendomike" Huang is the co-founder and was the editor-in-chief of Anime Diet from 2006-2015. He lives in the Los Angeles area and works as a software engineer, though he also holds a divinity degree from Fuller Theological Seminary. Mike has been a fan of all things anime, manga, and games for over 25 years ever since he watched Evangelion on a fuzzy video shared by a friend. He continues to watch, read, and play today.

8 thoughts on “Summit on Anime in North America: Afternoon Session Liveblog

  1. Really cool! You have been in everywhere, ubiquitous, Japan, Taiwan, then Colorado! Are you trying to be like Madoka?

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