Anime set outside of Japan

Got any anime set in Japan tho?

>mars

this map only covering casual or modern garbage stuff. although haiji was/is an incredibly popular show

yeah theres alot more than 4 set in england too, i guess its just for design purpose so it's not clustered or something

Yeah, I noticed some Japanese people call cheese fondue "Heidi food" after this anime.

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>No moomin in Finland
Whoever made this map was a right pleb

Black Lagoon was really fun, but I wish it wasn't left unfinished

>There are a lot more than 4 anime set in France though
Yeah, the 3 Musketeers alone got several anime adaptations. Including one where they are all dogs.

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"La Seine no Hoshi" should be in there for Paris. That anime taught me the most valuable lesson, "everything is better with a girl in a skimpy outfit".
I'll be forever grateful to Japan. Well Sunrise at least. Already cool years before Gundam.

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Iran Arabian nights ?!
Did they take basic history lesson back in school to realize Iranians are Persians ?!

>dog of flanders
Is this shit good? Is it popular?

Also
>mfw flanders has an anime and holland doesnt

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Buddha was a very kino anime.

Haven't you heard of the novel? I thought it was a classic. Maybe only in English-speaking countries.

On top of my head I can think of Blue water nadia and nobody's boy: remi

Don't think I've heard of it. Have you read it? If so, how was it?

It is nice, but the ending is very sad.

My city (Vancouver) is full of japanese why is there no anime?

3000 Leagues in search of mother/Marco is there and thats from around the same time as Heidi.

that shit was a mega popular back then. became a social phenomenon. its considered a masterpiece so will keep existing in anime history

i watched nearly all episodes of that show.