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Sony Group's gaming subsidiary, Sony Interactive Entertainment, has announced that it will be reducing its workforce by approximately 900 employees, which constitutes about 8% of its total staff.
The final episode of ABEMA's original program "LOVE CATCHER Japan" aired on January 27th, concluding the series with its eighth episode. Model Press conducted solo interviews with the eight men and women participants, excluding the two who successfully confessed their love to each other as "Love Catchers" and became a mutual match.
In the late-night broadcast of "Ariyoshi Quiz" (TV Asahi) on the 25th, popular comedian Takashi Watanabe from Nishikigoi made an appearance. Watanabe, who is well-versed in adult videos, was shocked to learn about "the other side of filming."
The 3D animated series "Tyrannosaurus" based on the picture book series by Miyanishi Tatsuya, titled "Here Comes Tyranno!" has been announced for broadcast in Japan, along with the release of its special promotional video.
Suspense action film "Hard-Boiled Recipe," featuring singer-songwriter and track maker idol Chiaki Mayumura, is set to be released on April 26th in Tokyo's Cinemart Shinjuku and other theaters nationwide. Along with the trailer, a poster visual by illustrator Yoshihito Sugawara and new still photos have been revealed.
Comedian Masahiro Ehara updated his YouTube channel on the 24th, where he disclosed that he has been diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and Autism Spectrum Disorder. In a video titled "Couple's Talk," Ehara engaged in a conversation with his wife, Chizuru, discussing various topics.
A special screening and talk show was held in Tokyo on Sunday for the first episode of the new MBS drama series "Cinderella Complex," which stars Miku Tanaka and Hiromu Iijima, depicting a steamy affair between a teacher and student.
A comprehensive guidebook that delves into the world of traditional Japanese Kabuki music, "Kabuki Music: A Guide to Deep Listening and Viewing," was released on Monday.
The world of online gambling is no stranger to change. It is always adjusting to include new technology and to accommodate the tastes of players who are continuously experiencing shifts. As we speed toward the year 2024, two significant developments are ready to transform the landscape of online casinos once again.
The new girl group ME:I has released their "Debut Concept Trailer," starting with the image of a distant shining planet, accompanied by the words, "It seems like we all had the same dream."
Natsuki, known for her performances with the "Actress Girls," has graced the "Fighting Women Graffiti" feature in the online publication "Yanmaga Web," which was released on February 24th. In this edition, she captivated fans with her charming swimsuit appearance.
In the latest episode of "Talking Queens" on Fuji TV, aired on February 22nd, three members of the seven-piece male idol group Travis Japan made an appearance and candidly shared their unique perspectives on love.
The synopsis for Episode 1095 of the anime "ONE PIECE," titled "The Genius Minds: The Six Vegapunks!" which is scheduled to air at 9:30 AM on Sunday, February 25th, has been revealed.
Tsuyoshi Domoto of KinKi Kids has announced his departure from his agency, SMILE-UP.
Mio Matsuda, winner of the "Miss Young Magazine" title in the "Miss Magazine 2023" contest, appeared in the "Miss Maga's Asobiba! Retro Gravure" feature on "Yanmaga Web," which was released on Thursday, showcasing her stunning physique.
International actor Hiroyuki Sanada, who starred in and produced Hollywood blockbuster "SHOGUN," held a hit-prayer event on Tuesday at Zojoji Temple in Tokyo, with the movie's main cast and production team in attendance.
The behind-the-scenes making-of video for go!go!vanillas' latest song "SHAKE" has been released on YouTube, recorded at the prestigious Metropolis Studios in London.
The beloved duo KinKi Kids has released an original live performance video of their hit song "Aishiteru Yori Aisaretai" on YouTube. The track, which debuted as their second single in November 1997, gained popularity as the theme song for the drama "Bokura no Yuuki: Miman Toshi," starring Tsuyoshi Domoto and Koichi Domoto.
Konami's "Power Pro" game series marks its 30th anniversary with the announcement of "Powerful Pro Baseball 2024-2025," set to be released in 2024.
The first volume of Reiji Otake's "The Man Who Won't Divorce CASE2" was released on Tuesday, February 20, continuing the gripping tale of Jo Nagase, an actor at the pinnacle of both popularity and talent, who finds himself embroiled in a nasty scandal.
The release date for the movie "Crayon Shin-chan: My Dinosaur Diary," based on the original work by Yoshito Usui, has been set for August 9, 2024. A 90-second trailer has also been released.
Vertical reading manga (webtoons), which have been hits as drama originals in Japan and Korea, have recently gained attention. Vertical reading manga are optimized for reading by scrolling vertically on a smartphone.
The issue of popular serialized manga being leaked online before their official release dates, known as "early leaks," is becoming a significant problem. This phenomenon, often facilitated by platforms like YouTube, deprives both creators and eagerly awaiting readers of the joy of experiencing new releases as intended.
Director Takashi Yamazaki, whose film "Godzilla Minus One" has been nominated for an Academy Award in Visual Effects, has shared insights into the production process in Los Angeles. This marks the first time a Japanese film has been nominated in this category.
As we enter the Year of the Dragon, an intriguing urban legend has resurfaced, claiming that dragon-themed video games are released more frequently during these years. The years in question are 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, and now 2024. We'll examine the dragon games launched in each of these years to determine the truth behind this myth.
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