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After discovering that they work at the same company, a gaming crazed otaku and a fujoshi reunite for the first time since middle school. After some post-work drinking sessions they begin dating, but will it be a perfect relationship for the two of them?

The story follows an introvert college freshman named Kanji Sasahara, who was just looking for a place to belong to. During club day on his university, he decides to join a club that he will actually enjoy, hoping that he will fit in.

The Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture, otherwise known as Genshiken, is now under the supervision of a more confident Sasahara. Things have changed in between semesters, and the otaku club now has a new otaku-hating member named Ogiue.

I cant understand what my husband is saying this is probably what most women who marry otakus think when living with their new significant other well lady's guess what? there's an anime out there that will help you adapt a bit:) ahem* this actually what i would probably call one of the first of its kind in my opinion to give a half decent portrayal of what its like to marry an otaku i was actually rather impressed by how well they managed to make a sub par animation design so enjoyable and entertaining to watch:) in fact if you haven't seen this yet you should try it:) it remains one of my favorite down time anime:) it cureently has two seasons each made of seperate short story episodes that peratin to the continuing married life between "Kaoru" a 25'yearold office lady and her newlywed husband and proud otaku "Hajime" a 23 year old blogger as well as their family and friends i cant help but enjoy the random energy givin off by each episode and to be honest they did a half decent job in the writing of the plot for each episode i never really had a moment where i thought something didnt belong in short dont let the shows looks fool you:) watch it and get a half decent glimpse of what its like to marry an otaku:) Gami out!

It's the start of a new year for the Genshiken crew, and that means recruiting new members. Always a dreaded task, The Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture manages to get Chika Ogiue pushed onto them from the Manga Club.