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T. O. Entertainment Brings the Worlds of Yoshinobu Akita Together in a Complete Box Set
NEW TALES FROM THE CREATOR OF “SORCEROUS STABBER ORPHEN” AND “ANGEL HOWLING”
TOKYO, JPN – September 10, 2009 - T. O. Entertainment is pleased to introduce the worlds of Yoshinobu Akita in brand new box set. The YOSHINOBU AKITA BOX –Perfect Collection-, contains new artwork and stories from such series as “Sorcerous Stabber Orphen” and “Angel Howling” in a perfect compilation of newly written novels.
The set includes newly written material on what happened after “Sorcerous Stabber Orphen” and “Angel Howling”, as well as a brand new compilation of short stories and novellas. The collection also contains a special art compilation, including illustrations and artwork by Yuuya Kusakawa (Orphen) and Yuu Shina (Angel Howling). The set also includes a beautiful limited-edition cosmetics case and special pin-up frontispiece with each set.
Sets are completely Made-To-Order. Japanese bookstores are currently taking orders though October 30, 2009. To order, download the written application from the public Akita BOX website and take it to a Japanese bookstore (such as Kinokuniya) to reserve your copy. Please note that the site, form, and BOX set are entirely in Japanese.
ABOUT T.O. ENTERTAINMENT: Since its inception in 2003, T.O. Entertainment has maintained a very internationally oriented focus, with branch offices located in South Korea, the United Kingdom, and Singapore. The company has introduced multiple anime series (“Straight Jacket”, “Polyphonica”, etc) and full-length films (“King Of Tokyo”, “EggMan”, “RoboGeisha”, etc) with the goal of introducing Japanese entertainment to the rest of the world.
TOKYO, JPN – September 10, 2009 - T. O. Entertainment is pleased to introduce the worlds of Yoshinobu Akita in brand new box set. The YOSHINOBU AKITA BOX –Perfect Collection-, contains new artwork and stories from such series as “Sorcerous Stabber Orphen” and “Angel Howling” in a perfect compilation of newly written novels.
The set includes newly written material on what happened after “Sorcerous Stabber Orphen” and “Angel Howling”, as well as a brand new compilation of short stories and novellas. The collection also contains a special art compilation, including illustrations and artwork by Yuuya Kusakawa (Orphen) and Yuu Shina (Angel Howling). The set also includes a beautiful limited-edition cosmetics case and special pin-up frontispiece with each set.
Sets are completely Made-To-Order. Japanese bookstores are currently taking orders though October 30, 2009. To order, download the written application from the public Akita BOX website and take it to a Japanese bookstore (such as Kinokuniya) to reserve your copy. Please note that the site, form, and BOX set are entirely in Japanese.
ABOUT T.O. ENTERTAINMENT: Since its inception in 2003, T.O. Entertainment has maintained a very internationally oriented focus, with branch offices located in South Korea, the United Kingdom, and Singapore. The company has introduced multiple anime series (“Straight Jacket”, “Polyphonica”, etc) and full-length films (“King Of Tokyo”, “EggMan”, “RoboGeisha”, etc) with the goal of introducing Japanese entertainment to the rest of the world.
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