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@up3ranim3 mi622na gave you good recommendations. here are some more good bands off the op of my head: shinsei kamattechan, chatmonchy, superfly, straightener, fujifabric, acidman, the novembers, number girl, base ball bear, kegawa no maries, andymori, tacica, androp, art school, people in the b...

@zto101 exported, and whats is actually influential in japan. in japan, when you are popular, you schedule is made 1 year in advance by your management. thats partly why its easier for underground artists like visual kei artists to go tour abroad, and become known in the west. with all the things...

@TheGrumpyLeprechaun so the potential market is smaller.

@daviddwharton The games have a lot of anime cutscenes.

@ChasetiferSingletary It's a Japanese movie, made by Japanese people, targeted to a family audience, and released in Japan. Why shouldn't it be in Japanese? Disney's Mulan wasn't in Chinese, Alladin wasn't in Arabic...

@AaronC141 There are tons of movies set in non English speaking countries, like Ancient Rome, Greece, Persia, Japan, and yet all the characters speak perfect English... Yet nobody finds that shocking.

@justmessingaround123 That man is a famous actor, and he's Layton's voice actor in the original version. So it's actually very appropriate that they used him.

@teryakicat That man is his voice actor in the original version, and he's also a famous actor.

@Coraliepengy Comment again when you can speak Japanese and can actually understand the commercial. This Japanese Layton ad is a lot more creative than the US or EU ones, and it actually conveys the point of the game (solving riddles) in an amusing manner.

@neospacian1 That man is a famous actor called Yo Oizumi, and he lends his voice to Layton in the original version. The original versions of the Layton games uses a lot of famous people as voice actors, like you see for animated movies.

the romanization is not right. it's matryoshka, not Matoryoshika. matryoshka like the russian nesting dolls. matoryoshika basically how matryoshka is transliterated in japanese.