Our 2009 Neo-Tokyo Spring tour got a chance to taste Takoyaki (Octopus Balls) and a giant wiener! -o-

This was during the visit to Osaka Castle.

With this TGS tour being all male I wonder what we’ll be eating this time!!

The team of Intermixi and the all new Kabukicho manga headed out to San Diego Comic Con for a few hours Sunday. Shades of the upcoming Tokyo Game Show tour, the Square Enix Booth made us that much more excited for what’s to come! \

Here’s some pictures:

Don’t forget the deadline for the TGS tour 2009 is coming up. Register today!

This weekend is a road trip to the San Diego Comic Con! As a good amount of the Intermixi staff just happen to be avid comic book fans, we thought of nothing better to show you some premiere trailers.

Marvel has revealed that Japanese animation studio Madhouse (Vampire hunter D, Ninja Scroll, Deathnote) is animating the Iron Man and Wolverine characters in Japan for Japanese audiences.

Here’s your first look at it!

*WARNING* (The following trailer below has been reported to cause severe swelling in the heart and head, due to it’s extreme FAIL)

With the Yellow Fever Awards all said and done, Intermixi is proud to bring back one of it’s favorite features.

With the Tokyo Game Show tour 2009 coming and all we thought this video would be more than appropriate.

Sunday Night Video is pleased to showcase DEAD FANTASY:

Intermixi Japan Tours made it’s return to the Los Angeles Convention Center for Anime Expo 2009.

We brought the booth, the tee shirts, the music… But most importantly the announcements.

Here are some Intermixi keynotes from this years Anime Expo:

* The Tokyo Game Show Tour ‘09 is September 22th-28th. SIGN UP TODAY!

* Intermixi is expecting to bring back anime studio tours shortly.

* There will be a Winter Tour this February 2010

* There will be a returning spring tour March – April 2010

* Intermixi is proudly introducing an all new manga project called Kabukicho. It will be available Early 2010.

Check out some of our pics and videos:

INTERMIXI’s PANEL:

KABUKICHO’s ANNOUNCEMENT & SYNOPSIS:

Intermixi is very, very proud to announce it’s first ever manga! We’ve been working around the clock to make sure this trailer represented everything you expect it to be.

We’re currently speaking about it at our Anime Expo panel at the moment but check with us next week for all the updates and details on Kabukicho…

This is a book you do not want to miss…

So it’s possible you might have noticed our lovely Intermixi counter has been, well counting down to something mysterious… —->

We are please to say it’s Intermixi’s Super Secret Project and all will be revealed come Saturday July 4th 10:00am. (It just so happens to be the same moment the Intermixi staff will be hold their panel at Anime Expo RM LP 3)

Saturday July 4th 10:00am.

Just hit refresh at that time.

Here we go again! Join us at Anime Expo once again as we are proud to give away not just one trip to Japan during pre-registration, but another life changing package!

The second giveaway will take place Anime Expo’s big time Morning Musume concert. (Please check AX’s site for show time.)

Let’s not forget to visit Intermixi’s booth! We’ll be booth #839, during the course of convention we’ll have the actual Yellow Fever Award on display, info on the yet announced tours and a special live broadcast of the Yellow Fever Recap Show.

Lastly Intermixi will be having it’s very first panel at Anime Expo July 4th, 10:00am in Room LP 3

We’ll go over anything and everything you’ve ever wanted to know about visiting Japan. Also advice on how to live in Japan, giveaways and a very special announcement that is sure to change the face of Intermixi forever!!!!!!!!

So come on out say hello!

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The staff and customers of Intermixi can not express in words how this day we knew would finally come, feels at this moment. Within our business of travel and international communication, music has always been a common bond and well as icebreaker.

There are countless times I can think of that MJ has become part of a truely unique bonding experience between my customers and Japanese people. From the time that school teacher Laura brought the house down in Shibuya with her karaoke rendetion of “Don’t stop till you get enough” to the customer turned famous film director guzzling down a beer can in Ueno park with myself and a Japanese crew in full fledged Power Ranger costumes. (To spin around once and scream “HOOOOOO”…)

Regardless if MJ knew we were alive or even existed, we loved him as he changed so many of our lives. Sorta like that extra family member that you didn’t see everyday, but when you did you never forgot the experiences.

Thanks for being part of our life Mike… back then… now and forever.