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There’s a sale going on over at Anime Nation on Blu-Ray anime. Check it out if you want to save some money!

FUNimation’s Yu Yu Hakusho season one Blu-ray is not under $30 at Amazon. Check it out if you haven’t already.

In celebration of the holiday weekend, AnimeNation has but together a 30% off deal for FUNimation products. Shop it here.

For anyone looking to visit Japan, specifically Osaka and Kyoto, check out New York - Tokyo’s new project NYT GO.

Hey fans, if you are looking for a chance to own any FUNimation titles, now is the time. Anime Nation has a 33% off deal on FUNimation titles!

So to finish off your anime/manga year strong, AnimeNation has provided a 15% off storewide on Christmas day. Just use the code: XMAS2010 at check out!

From the newsletter that I have just received. AnimeNation announced, “Well, after importing literally tons of cool stuff from Japan for over a decade, we’ve finally decided to call it quits on direct-from-Japan books and CDs. Due to changing consumer trends, economic downturns, yen conversion, online downloads, etc etc etc., it’s time to move on. Like many of our import customers, we’re sorry to see it go too. The good news is, this means that in-stock import items are being marked down 10-50% and more! Take advantage of some great pricing while supplies last!”

VIZ Pictures, a Japanese live-action film distributor and producer of the J-Pop Center Project, welcomes four edgy fashion labels to San Francisco’s newest permanent Japanese pop culture attraction - NEW PEOPLE - opening August 15th in the city’s historic Japantown. (more…)

It’s Summer in Asia. The perfect time to relax in a nice pair of new underwear. Surprise your loved one today. Go to Kitty Hell for pics. (So I’m late reporting this by a month. Well it’s news to me!) I did a little web searching of my own. Nearly all sold out!

If you’ve been wondering why Discount Anime DVD has been down the past few days, look no further.

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2008-10-28/funimation-sues-ca-retail-sites-over-alleged-bootlegs