CATDOLL: A collection of 50 years of Japanese TV animation, "Japanese TV Anime Collection" will be released in December

After World War II, TV animation in Japan began to sprout. After several periods of vigorous development, countless works have been broadcast so far, and it has become a mature industry with global influence. Since "Astro Boy" in 1963, countless animations have been broadcast so far. In order to record this gradually fading history and to commemorate the 50th anniversary, World Culture decided to publish "Japanese TV Animation Encyclopedia", which will be released on December 16, 2014.

The book "Japanese TV Anime Collection" is an astonishing 720 pages long, covering 3,500 TV animation works produced during the 50th anniversary period from 1963 to 2013. The story content, the origin of these works, the evaluations they received from the industry and fans, the stories behind the works, and the memorable famous lines are all condensed in this book, which increases its value and significance. Of course, the content about supervisors, voice actors and other animation practitioners who left their own influence in this period of history is also quite rich.

This commemorative encyclopedia is currently priced at 15,120 yen (865.4 yuan).