･ノリさん(男性/19歳)
2011/06/17 08:39:47
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On Duesseldorfs Immermannstrasses, an avenue lined with
shops catering to the citys Japanese population, is a scene
that could come straight from Harajuku, where Tokyos youth
congregate - except the butcher around the corner sells
sausages.
It is a scene replicated in Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris and
Rome : Local bookshops have expanded their manga section
and feature hundreds of French , Dutch and Italian titles.
Often without the credit cards to shop online, these
teenagers visit the stores as part of their social life.
Fast-forward through the industrial and nuclear age,the
cultural might of America and ensuing backlash against
Mickey Mouse, and there is a logic to the appeal for a
generation of Europeans of the hyperbolized cartoon
characters.
Young adults are growing market in piblishing : Walk
into a bookstore in a European city on Friday or
Saturday afternoon and you can find teenagers crowded
in front of the comic books-a sight nearly nonexisten
a few years ago.
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