Tokyo-based otaku blogger Danny Choo and Japanese figure company Kotobukiya are teaming up to publish a coffee table book compiling photos of rooms owned by fellow otaku from all over the world.
Dubbed “Otacool”, the book will be composed of high-resolution photos of rooms, shelves, and collections of otaku from every corner of the globe. If you would like to send in a picture of your own room, submissions are still being accepted at the OTACOOL website.
Submissions sent in from Singapore will also have the chance of being featured at the OTACOOL/Kotobukiya booth during Anime Festival Asia 09, where a 1:1 replica of DC’s own room will be set up for the convention.
Anime Festival Asia is one of the largest anime conventions on the South East Asian region, attracting thousands of attendees from as far away as Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Bangkok, and Metro Manila to Singapore’s Suntec City Convention and Exhibition Center. Watch out for the launch of the official Anime Festival Asia 2009 website at AFA09.COM.
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I wish I can have a room like that but as long as I share a room with my annoying little sister I won’t be able to have it. Can I has my own room now plox?
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lol that’s the problem with filipino households — siblings usually have to share a room so having your very own den of depravity uh otakuness is a tad farfetched~
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Nice post. Anime rules! Cant get enough japanese anime here in the UK.
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