Casey Baseel is a journalist based in Tokyo, Japan, focusing on local news and cultural phenomena. As a writer for SoraNews24, Casey covers a wide range of topics including quirky Japanese inventions, pop culture, food, and travel. With a keen eye for interesting stories and a love for all things Japan, Casey brings a unique perspective to his articles.
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Casey Baseel's articles primarily cover local events and unique aspects of Japanese culture, anime, manga, fashion, and food. Given the focus on promotional deals and event coverage in his work, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local cultural events or promotions tied to Japanese culture such as anime conventions, traditional festivals, or new restaurant openings.
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By: Casey Baseel
Goodglas is back with a very good glass for Pokémon fans.
By: Casey Baseel
Onigiri wrappers were secretly also onigiri holders this whole time.
By: Casey Baseel
The Shibuya Incident would have been a whole lot more kawaii if these Sanrio stars had shown up sooner.
By: Casey Baseel
Getting there can be a little complex, but it’s all worth it once you see the views.
All-men carriage would have been organization’s first outside of Tokyo.
By: Casey Baseel
21-year-old college student arrived in Japan in September, had been missing since early October.
By: Casey Baseel
Whether it ends up being called the Switch 2 or not, it’ll play Switch games.
By: Casey Baseel
Parents want to raise baby in rural community, and community is happy to have her.
By: Casey Baseel
It’s like they’re saying thanks for all the times you remembered to feed them.
By: Casey Baseel
And naturally the Shiba Inu is part of the lineup.
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