Japanese Anime:A Global Cultural Symbol: Decoding the Pop Culture Cipher and Semiotic Significance

Zhenxuan  Liang

doi:10.54691/qtemsv41

Authors

Zhenxuan Liang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/qtemsv41

Keywords:

Japanese anime; reasons for popularity; cultural significance.

Abstract

As a global cultural phenomenon, Japanese anime has many factors behind its success. This article analyzes the popularity of Japanese anime from the dimensions of narrative techniques, visual presentation, character creation, global communication strategy and social psychological needs , and deeply interprets its cultural significance from the aspects of local cultural heritage, cross-cultural communication, social reality and human nature thinking , aiming to provide a comprehensive analytical perspective for the global popularity of Japanese anime and lay a foundation for research in related fields in other countries .

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