Anime Expo 2025 is complete! The annual convention held in Los Angeles is the must-go place for the biggest anime fan in the country, as well as the world. With over 400,000 attendees, Anime Expo is the place where the biggest companies in the anime industry make their announcements of upcoming titles.
FLOW, known for their fourth opening theme “GO!!!” for the Naruto anime, is embarking on a tour in North America and Europe this fall that is a treat for Naruto fans: Naruto The Rock!
In the first couple of years during the pandemic, it has been fun yet a challenge for Centaku Media to try out new things. It included the launch of the Centaku Media Journal podcast, to the grind of growing our library of visual media with the Twitch channel. With the former, we need to bring […]
For a chance of pace, we’ve written a special edition of the Interesting Find series highlighting recent Atlanta fandom events held in the past year between 2024 and 2025! We’re overdue of showcasing of our efforts on the video side of things as we’ve been pumping out video content in the form of shortforms on […]
At long last, Bandai Namco Entertainment has officially announced the sequel of 2021’s first installment of the latest Gundam movie trilogy, Hathaway’s Flash, titled “The Sorcery of the Nymph Circe”!
It’s almost time for another year of JapanFest! It’s Atlanta annual festival celebrating everything related to Japanese culture, as well as the alliance between Japan-America Society of Georgia, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Georgia, and the Consulate-General of Japan in Atlanta.
The convention season for 2025 is well underway, as are concerts for those who read our blog and are possibly into K-Pop—or by chance, any other music genre that’s outside of Centaku Media’s reporting scope. However, whether or not you identify as a reader of this blog’s interests, it’s worth spreading the word about a […]
While browsing my archive of blog posts and drafts from our original anime club blog, BBAMAJAM—acronym for Boogie BAM Anime Jam, as we met at a Book-a-Million, in 2009; eventually renamed Scenic City Anime & More in 2011; which then was then revived in 2024 as just Scenic City Anime Club, I found a text […]
