Have you ever been sitting there, watching an anime, and gone: Man, I wish I could get drawn into chaotic adventures just like Momo Ayase and Ken Takakura to help me work through my personal baggage, ...

What if anime and video games could be used to help young people achieve better mental health outcomes? That’s what the Yokohama City University COI-NEXT Center Minds1020Lab and Dai Nippon Printing Co ...

Francesco Panto rarely felt comfortable in his home country of Italy. Born and raised in Sicily, he loved playing with stuffed toys and staying at home while other boys his age were expected to be ...

YOKOHAMA: A Japanese research team has launched a trial of "anime therapy," a method in which animated characters provide counselling to young people facing social challenges, Jiji Press reported. The ...

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