Studio Akamatsu

Studio Akamatsu is an anime/manga studio run by Ken Akamatsu. The studio is popular for producing the hit manga and anime show, A.I. Love You.

While looking for a job, Keitaro manages to gain work as an inker for the studio, however, the long hours and repetive nature of the work caused him to abandon the job.

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Trivia

• Only appearing in the anime, Studio Akamatsu is probably a parody of the famous Studio Ghibli; the "Disney of Japanese Animation".

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