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Let’s face it, life as an otaku comes with its own set of struggles. Whether you’re into anime, video games, or what have you, whether you’re more introverted, or your interests can feel isolating, or ...

Otaku Ramen chef and founder Sarah Gavigan has announced she will close Otaku's West Nashville location. The Nashville-based restaurant still operates locations in the Gulch at 1104 Division St. and ...

In a recent interview with People, actress Olivia Munn shared her parenting philosophy regarding children’s programming — and why her kids don’t watch shows like Ms. Rachel. Despite the show’s ...

Otaku Manga Lounge, a manga bookstore and lounge in Louisville, is moving to a larger location. The new space at 2525 Bardstown Road will allow for an expanded lounge area, a dedicated shopping area, ...

Otaku, people for whom hero worship is a way of life, have changed everyone’s relationship to the culture. By Nick Haramis ON ANY GIVEN night, the neon-lit streets of Akihabara, an entertainment ...

Royalty-free licenses let you pay once to use copyrighted images and video clips in personal and commercial projects on an ongoing basis without requiring additional payments each time you use that ...

I love when we get anime and manga series where the lead couple is surrounded by folks who support them and their relationship. The Otaku Love Connection is a manga that takes that concept and makes ...

Otaku Ramen's East Nashville location, at the Highland Yards development on Douglas Avenue, is closing. The 16-month-old restaurant, a counter-service spot that was the ramen shop's largest at nearly ...

After 16 months in East Nashville’s Highland Yards development, Otaku Ramen East is closing its doors. Owner Sarah Gavigan confirms that while the East Side outpost is shuttering, Otaku’s three other ...

Last year it was a grocery store. Earlier this year it became a kombucha lounge. Now, Kortney Lee has transformed the Crossroads space he leases at 640 E. 18th St. into Otaku Lounge, an anime and ...