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"Gintama" Anime's Writer Wins Horse Race
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Sunday 26 Feb, 2012 - 05:59pm UTC
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TsukiyomiYumiko
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Writer of the TV anime series "Gintama", Akatsuki Yamatoya, wins the annual Arlington Cup with his three year old horse Just A Way.
Akatsuki Yamatoya is also known for writing other animes such as Soul Eater and Inuyasha. But now he is known for the win his horse, Just A Way, pulled off with his jockey, Yuichi Fukunaga, in 1:36:30.
The track ran is the mile Hashin track which is situated in Takarazuka, Hyogo.
To celebrate his victory, Akatsuki Yamatoya, poses with, Yuichi Fukunaga, and a Gintama "explosive device" used as a joke in the anime.
The story behind the joke, in the anime, is that the main protagonist, Gintoki, faces amnesia and finds himself to "have" a job in a factory assembling weird looking toys called, Just A Ways, which oddly turn out to be secret explosives for terrorists. Just A Ways appear throughout the anime as a joke from that episode.
To get this joke, you must watch the anime.
Akatsuki Yamatoya is also known for writing other animes such as Soul Eater and Inuyasha. But now he is known for the win his horse, Just A Way, pulled off with his jockey, Yuichi Fukunaga, in 1:36:30.
The track ran is the mile Hashin track which is situated in Takarazuka, Hyogo.
To celebrate his victory, Akatsuki Yamatoya, poses with, Yuichi Fukunaga, and a Gintama "explosive device" used as a joke in the anime.
The story behind the joke, in the anime, is that the main protagonist, Gintoki, faces amnesia and finds himself to "have" a job in a factory assembling weird looking toys called, Just A Ways, which oddly turn out to be secret explosives for terrorists. Just A Ways appear throughout the anime as a joke from that episode.
To get this joke, you must watch the anime.
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