Takeuchi

Yano has a best friend name Takeuchi who has feelings for Nanami.

Anime Nano! 2009

For a more recent discussion, see Hirotaka Takeuchi and Ikujiro Nonaka, “The New Product Development Game,” Harvard Business Review, January-February 1986, pp. 137-146; and Kim B.

Managing New Product and Process Development Kim B. Clark 1993

Takeuchi noted that recent games Bioshock and Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare were enjoyable to him without being developed to appeal to international audiences.

'Resident Evil' producer discusses Capcom's success in U.S., Europe 2009

Written by our Director of Research Lori Takeuchi, Family Matters: Designing for a Digital Age finds, unsurprisingly, that digital media have become a major force in the rhythm of modern family life.

Michael Levine: Heads-Up, Media Producers: Families Still Matter Most in a Digital Age Michael Levine 2011

Capcom's attempts to sell games beyond Japan -- which accounts for only about 6% of global game sales, Takeuchi said -- led to past mistakes such as specifically casting actor Jean Reno (The DaVinci Code, Ronin) in Onimusha 3, released in 2004 for the Sony PlayStation 2, and seeking a lot of foreign advice on 2005 PS2 game Shadow of Rome.

'Resident Evil' producer discusses Capcom's success in U.S., Europe 2009

Capcom's Jun Takeuchi says that the Japanese game developer and publisher became more successful in the U.S. and Europe when it decided to quit trying so hard to break into foreign markets and focus on making games fun.

Past Tech Trends & Products: Technology Live Archive 2009

Written by our Director of Research Lori Takeuchi, Family Matters: Designing for a Digital Age finds, unsurprisingly, that digital media have become a major force in the rhythm of modern family life.

Michael Levine: Heads-Up, Media Producers: Families Still Matter Most in a Digital Age Michael Levine 2011

Written by our Director of Research Lori Takeuchi, Family Matters: Designing for a Digital Age finds, unsurprisingly, that digital media have become a major force in the rhythm of modern family life.

Michael Levine: Heads-Up, Media Producers: Families Still Matter Most in a Digital Age Michael Levine 2011

Written by our Director of Research Lori Takeuchi, Family Matters: Designing for a Digital Age finds, unsurprisingly, that digital media have become a major force in the rhythm of modern family life.

Michael Levine: Heads-Up, Media Producers: Families Still Matter Most in a Digital Age Michael Levine 2011

As for Perfect Blue, its giallo-esque slasher-movie plot (based on the novel by Yoshikazu Takeuchi) reminds me of the works of Dario Argento, and paved the way for the more elaborate psychological fantasies of movies like Kon's Paprika.

MIND MELD: Anime Film Favorites (+ The Top 14 Anime Films of All Time!) 2010