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Akio Nakamori
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    otaku
    / Stigma and redefinition

    In 1983 the writer Nakamori Akio used the term otaku in a satirical essay for the magazine Manga Burikko to describe socially awkward anime and manga fans. The term took on a strong negative connotation, particularly following the 1989 arrest of Miyazaki Tsutomu, the convicted serial killer known as…

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    In 1983 the writer Nakamori Akio used the term otaku in a satirical essay for the magazine Manga Burikko to describe socially awkward anime and manga fans. The term took on a strong negative connotation, particularly following the 1989 arrest of Miyazaki Tsutomu, the convicted serial killer known as…

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