Anime /アニメ is most definitely used by the Japanese to refer to …

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Comment on Starving Seiyuu Poor as Church Mice: 80% Work Part-time by Quen:

Anime /アニメ is most definitely used by the Japanese to refer to any sort of animation, whether it be Japanese or not.

It’s simply a given on places like 2ch and other Japanese forums that “late-night Japanese anime” is what they’re talking about 99% of the time when they mention “anime”.

Quen made other comments on this post:

• Starving Seiyuu Poor as Church Mice: 80% Work Part-time:
  

  Thanks!

• Starving Seiyuu Poor as Church Mice: 80% Work Part-time:
  

  Yep, it’s been a while since I properly lived in Tokyo (2003-2004), although that should change when I can find another job, ideally.

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  Glad you liked it, I didn’t take as many screenshots a usual for this one. ^^

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  I will ignore that and stick with my original, heartfelt statement. ^^

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  Thanks, I was proud of the caps I took – typically I use lower quality and resolution images instead.

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  Ah, forgive me, I had forgotten all about that, I remembered merely Oshougatsu at Washinomiya. It is definitely quite the experience for a first-time. ^^