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  1. dannychoo.comDanny Choo

    Danny Choo is a Japanese blogger, entrepreneur and cultural ambassador. He is revamping his blog site to prepare for new posts about his projects and interests.

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      About Danny Choo Blog Archives Tokyo Cityscape. POSTED BY...

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      Professor Jimmy Choo designs Code Geass themed shoes. Tue...

    • About Danny Choo

      I started to self-study Japanese by reading manga (Japanese...

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Danny_ChooDanny Choo - Wikipedia

    Danny Choo (simplified Chinese: 周国栋; traditional Chinese: 周國棟; pinyin: Zhōu Guódòng; Jyutping: Zau1 Gwok3 Dung3; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Chiu Kok-tòng; born 1 November 1972) is a British blogger and TV personality based in Japan. He is the owner of Mirai Inc. and is best known for his virtual mascot, Mirai Suenaga.

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    • Danny Choo (@dannychoo) | Twitter | Anime dolls, Art dolls, Doll painting
    • Danny Choo returns to Anime Expo 2015~! - Anime Expo
    • DannyChoo's 3D Printed Robotic Dolls - 3D Printing Industry
    • Danny Choo – Anime NYC

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  4. www.instagram.com › dannychooDanny Choo (@dannychoo) • Instagram photos and videos

    87K Followers, 1,929 Following, 7,463 Posts - Danny Choo (@dannychoo) on Instagram: "Janitor at Smart Doll Land. スマートドールの開発と販売元。.

  5. www.youtube.com › @DannyChooDanny Choo - YouTube

    How Smart Doll is made. 1.9M views6 years ago. I dont check my youtube mail so contact me at dannychoo.com/profile/eng/ if you need anything.

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  7. www.facebook.com › dannychoodotcomDanny Choo - Facebook

    Danny Choo. 343,374 likes · 199 talking about this. My full profile at http://www.dannychoo.com/post/en/25018/.

  8. twitter.com › dannychooDanny Choo (@dannychoo) | Twitter

    The latest tweets from @dannychoo

  9. dannychoo.com › en › postsAbout Danny Choo

    30 de may. de 2021 · I started to self-study Japanese by reading manga (Japanese comics) and decided to get a job at a Japanese restaurant called Benihana so that I could practice my Japanese while earning a few quid at the same time. At Benihana I was washing, serving, and occasionally breaking dishes.