How Japanese School Girl Rule The Nation

The latest installment in a series of book released on explaining how certain aspects works of subcultures in Japan have just churn out yet another book. This time it’s all about Japanese school girls. Boo yah!

If you have been following the trend; books after books have been released to promote the subculture of Japan onto the international playing field. Danny Choo is certainly not the first one to did it as those before him have did the same but what he got is an edge in the online world. Publicity is almost unlimited to him to promote his Otacool’s series and quickly other follow his footstep. For instance,  Patrick W. Galbraith have written a book entitle The Otaku Encyclopedia just last year in the same year as to Otacool’s.

Japanese school girl have become an iconic sensation for the world in the past few decades. As their motto goes “Mobile phone is life” have changed the ways how communication and internet are fused together and upgraded to another level altogether. In short, we all love them. It’s those short skirt, smexy Japanee attitude and all things kawaii attracted us. I do admit I like the sailor uniform they wear. Noticeable example are Haruhi Suzumiya from the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and Saya from Blood +.

Meanwhile, I read an article about the book released a few days back on gizmodo with a lengthy article accompany with it. Not long I spotted Danny choo received the book as well for a review and a final push for the writer to sell his book. So, I thought it would be a great thing to share as I’ll be picking one up in kinokuniya soon.

The book are available at Amazon and J-List.