A dedicated fan, Shen, spent $400,000 to recreate Shin-chan's house, taking over his family’s sheep farm and securing official rights after five trips to Shanghai. The nearly completed house ...

His ultimate dream is to build the entire Kasukabe Town from Shin-chan and create a real-world space where fans can experience the world of Shin-chan like never before. The Crayon Shin-chan series ...

The beloved Japanese animated series Shin-chan, which continues to hold a special place in many hearts, is one of the most popular cartoons of all time. The series, filled with laughter and joy ...

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A 21-year-old from Zhejiang, Jiang took over his family's sheep farm and spent over a year securing exclusive Crayon Shin-chan licensing rights in China, making five trips to Shanghai for the process.

A young entrepreneur in China has turned his love for the anime Crayon Shin-chan into a real-life wonder by building a life-sized replica of the Nohara family home. The project, which cost 3 million ...

Here’s his story: Source: Twitter/Ma_WuKong, YouTube/Sauanime Shen Yuhao, a native of Zhejiang Province, achieved one of his dreams of building a house that looks exactly like the one from the beloved ...

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After taking over his family’s sheep farm, he dedicated himself to securing the exclusive licensing rights for Crayon Shin-chan in China. This took him five trips to Shanghai to complete.

Mitch Shin is a chief correspondent for The Diplomat, covering the Korean Peninsula. He is also a research fellow at The Institute for Peace & Diplomacy and a columnist for The Korea Times.