NEW PEOPLE LAUNCHES
A JAPANESE
TRAVELOGUE ONLINE MAGAZINE
NEW PEOPLE TRAVEL
FOR NORTH AMERICAN
AUDIENCES
New Website To Be Updated Every Monday With Insightful Personal Stories
By
An Eclectic Collection Of Artists And Creative Visionaries;
Debut Edition Features Ghost In The Shell Director Mamoru Oshii
NEW PEOPLE, Inc has announced the launch of NEW PEOPLE
Travel, an intriguing new free online travelogue that gives readers an
opportunity to see colorful new sides of Japan through the eyes of an eclectic
collection of artists and creative visionaries that are recognized around
the world.
NEW
PEOPLE Travel is now available at: www.newpeople.jp (select ENGLISH from the
menu bar), or at: www.newpeople.jp/travel/eng/index.html.
The site will be updated every Monday. NEW
PEOPLE Travel welcomes reader’s requests regarding future stories to be
featured on the site. Send requests to info@newpeopleworld.com.
The debut edition of NEW PEOPLE Travel features an article by
famed anime director Mamoru Oshii (Ghost
in the Shell, Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence, Sky Crawlers), one of the most respected and renowned Japanese film
directors of our time.
Future NEW PEOPLE Travel stories will
include essays by Dice Tsutsumi (Art Director at Pixar, Toy Story 3), Katsuhito Ishii (Director, Redline, The Taste of Tea,
Funky Forest), and Yoshitaka Amano
(Artist, Final Fantasy, Gatchaman, Vampire Hunter D) among others.
“NEW
PEOPLE Travel is a fun way for English readers to explore new and often
little-seen sides of Japan through highly personal travelogues by some of the
country’s most popular artists, filmmakers, and important creative
visionaries,” says Seiji Horibuchi, the founder of NEW PEOPLE, Inc. “Readers
can begin each week with an insightful essay that emphasizes a unique point of
view. We look forward to developing NEW PEOPLE Travel as a fun new editorial
outlet for our friends and colleagues in the Japanese pop culture space to
share their experiences!”
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