Question: Is anime dead?

Question: Is anime dead?<br><br>Answer: No. Anime's been around forever.<br><br>Question: When did it start?<br><br>Answer: Back in the 1920s.<br><br>Question: Are you sure about that?<br><br>Answer: Yeah. For example, if you're ever in Tokyo, you should try the sushi at the sushi restaurant. If you ever miss the last train, and that happens, you can always hang out at the sushi restaurant. There's usually not a line.<br><br>Question: I like sushi. <br><br>Answer: I did too until I saw what they're made of.<br><br>Question: What are they made of?<br><br>Answer: Tiny, dead, crunched-up insects.<br><br>Question: Yuck!<br><br>Answer: Yeah. People think sushi is raw fish, but it's insects. I don't know where the fish thing came from. <br><br>Question: I'll never eat sushi again. Thank you.<br><br>Answer: You're welcome.<br><br>Question: How about Tempura? Is that insects too?<br><br>Answer: Oh no, Tempura's a place. It's a couple of hours outside of Tokyo by bullet train. So it's not insects. It's a place. But there is good sushi at Tempura.<br><br>Question: Sushi? Is that insects?<br><br>Answer: Yes, insects. But there's a good sushi restaurant at Tempura. And the best sushi is at the sushi restaurant in Tokyo.<br><br>Question: I'm just going to stick to Ramen.<br><br>Answer: Ramen's a place too. There's good food near Ramen, but it's not in Ramen. Ramen is a ski resort in the Japanese Alps.<br><br>Question: What?<br><br>Answer: It's a coincidence. It just happens that some places and foods have the same names. Ramen, the food, isn't made from insects either. It's a noodle soup. There is good Ramen, the food, in Tokyo.