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It’s been nearly a year since the last Eorzea Journal entry, and it’s been a wild ride! What has Nakaichi been up to lately?

Trying something new on the blog to make for interesting conversations in the Centaku Media community. Introducing: The Open Post.

I’ve been working in the back of the blog improving the Livestreams page. The page is where you can find the current Twitch schedule for all your gaming needs! It was originally all on the panels on the Centaku Media page on Twitch, but I’m on a information diet to […]

This month I kicked off a new series on the Twitch channel called Anything Goes. Well, it’s not exactly brand new, but a concept I’ve stuck with for a while, but it was due time I made sense of it for everyone else and myself.

If you can’t think of enough ways to tear 2020 a new one as we ring in 2021, let this clip from Carole & Tuesday sum up 2020 for everyone in the best way possible.

Hey all! This has been swirling in my mind for a while, but I really need to put it together on this digital paper of some upcoming changes to the game streaming schedule for the New Year, since the tail end of November and this month is a little…weird.

What is the best way to sum up how the year 2020 has been to us? Let’s turn it into a series of anime openings!

Happy December! With a new month, that means that I will be streaming again this week, although it will probably be an abridged schedule for this coming week, especially for written content.

This is what happens when you have Zhu Yuanda on the brain for half a year. Seek revenge responsibly.

On October 29th, 2015, Star1 Entertainment held the 90s KPOP Superstars Concert in the Metro Atlanta area at Wild Bill’s nightclub (now known as Atlanta Coliseum) in Duluth, GA, which was a surprise treat (pun intended because of the eve Halloween Eve) for K-Pop fans who live in the Southeast.

Another panel I worked on in addition to the Gundam Timeline Panel is one that talks about the “History of K-Pop”, which serves as a good introduction to K-Pop for those who are only familiar with BTS or want to learn more about K-pop in general.

I teased this on my Instagram account about a panel (or two) that I was working on for an “local con”. That local convention is Metrotham Con, Chattanooga’s newest multifandom convention!

This is a throwback post from December 2012 featuring Mai Kuraki (倉木麻衣). This a refresher for me after discovering her album again from a vendor several years ago at MTAC Omega, and getting lost in the Hallyu Wave. Returning to my J-Pop roots, I talked about what makes her different […]

2020 is known as the year without conventions or any events to attend due to COVID-19 concerns. A lot of well known conventions such as MomoCon, Anime Expo, and now soon to be Anime Weekend Atlanta are hosting digital events in lieu of their traditional physical conventions. Metrotham Con is […]

Declaring an anime convention the “Best Anime Convention” can go based on certain situations. That can be geographic location, experiences, and guests. This is a question asked in many communities, especially for those who have yet to go to an anime convention.