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Japan is an island country located in East Asia.

A hamburger shop in Fuji, Japan is named after Baba Looey.
The cast of The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan was retooled into a Japanese family instead of a Chinese family.
Wacky Races, Tom and Jerry, and The Powerpuff Girls are the three most popular Hanna-Barbera cartoons in Japan.
Several Hanna-Barbera artists, such as Willie Ito, Steve Nakagawa, and Iwao Takamoto, were from Japan.
Some 1980s episodes of The Jetsons were outsourced to Toei Animation, a prolific Japanese animation studio.
American animator Davis Doi created a piece of artwork as a gift to Japanese manga artist Kazuhiko Katō (known by his pen name, Monkey Punch) — the creator of the Lupin III manga — depicting Barney Rubble meeting up with the titular character in his Fred Flintstone disguise.
Frankenstein Jr. is thought to have similarities to Gigantor, a Japanese anime known as Tetsujin 28-gō (鉄人28号) in its country of origin.

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 * Several Hanna-Barbera artists, such as [[Willie Ito]], [[Steve Nakagawa]], and [[Iwao Takamoto]], were from Japan.
 * Some 1980s episodes of ''[[The Jetsons (TV series)|The Jetsons]]'' were outsourced to Toei Animation, a prolific Japanese animation studio.
-* American animator Davis Doi created a piece of [https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EtFxBhAXMAoAG8-.jpg artwork] as a thank you gift to Japanese manga artist [[wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Kazuhiko Katō]] (known by his pen name, Monkey Punch) — the creator of the ''[[wikipedia:Lupin III|Lupin III]]'' manga — depicting [[Barney Rubble]] meeting up with [[wikipedia:Lupin III (character)|the titular character]] in his [[Fred Flintstone]] disguise.
+* American animator Davis Doi created a piece of [https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EtFxBhAXMAoAG8-.jpg artwork] as a gift to Japanese manga artist [[wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Kazuhiko Katō]] (known by his pen name, Monkey Punch) — the creator of the ''[[wikipedia:Lupin III|Lupin III]]'' manga — depicting [[Barney Rubble]] meeting up with [[wikipedia:Lupin III (character)|the titular character]] in his [[Fred Flintstone]] disguise.
 * ''[[Frankenstein Jr. (segments)|Frankenstein Jr.]]'' is thought to have similarities to ''Gigantor'', a Japanese anime known as ''Tetsujin 28-gō'' (鉄人28号) in its country of origin.