Shoko Nakagawa’s connection to Pokémon runs deep. She’s hosted several of the variety shows, including Pokénchi,…
Shoko Nakagawa is a Japanese pop star, actress, illustrator and TV personality. She’s found mainstream success in…
It’s summer! In Japan, that means muggy heat, fireworks, and cold noodles. But for one Japanese celeb, it also means…
It's summer! In Japan, that means watermelon, trips to the beach, and Shoko Nakagawa covered with insect shells.
Japan's queen of Pokémon is looking for a boyfriend. Can you meet her standards? Got a set of nunchucks?
Shoko Nakagawa, Japan's own nerd heroine and queen of Pokémon hasn't exactly had an easy upbringing. Her school life…
Japanese nerd heroine, Shoko Nakagawa, loves Pokémon. And for good reason. Pocket Monsters gave her a reason to…
This is Shoko Nakagawa. In Japan, she's a famous popstar and TV personality. She appears in Nintendo commercials and…
Shoko Nakagawa is a superstar. She records music, she appears on TV shows, and she even voices Pokémon anime…
One of my favorite things is watching people draw. I'm not very good at drawing, but there's something relaxing…
Like clockwork, every summer in Japan, you can hear cicada, or "semi" (セミ), throughout the country. That buzzing cry…
Sony's PS Vita sure is struggling! Launching new hardware isn't easy—just ask Nintendo. But while Nintendo was able…
This is a thing, I guess. Children in Japan continue to cram their hands in Pikachu's open mouth—most recently, at a …
When nerd heroine Shoko Nakagawa isn't appearing in Pokémon movies, she's putting molted bug shells in her hair.…
Shoko Nakagawa, queen of Pokémon and star of an upcoming Zelda commercial, gained fame a few years back for…
Ever wonder why nerd heroine Shoko Nakagawa is the queen of Pokémon? Because growing up, she was lonely. Very, very…
Robin Williams and his daughter are in a commercial for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D. They both were…
In the West, when someone says Pokémon, you think about your favorite Pocket Monster, the cartoons, or the games…
In 2006, an unknown named Olivia Munn began hosting a program on game-centric network G4. Five years later, she's…
It may belong to the Nintendo DS game based on Japanese science program "Tobidase! Kagaku-kun," starring the…