It's Japanese but made explicitly to emulate spaghetti westerns. As I recall, Sukiyaki is a type of Japanese dish, so even the title is making reference to how spaghetti westerns were named such.
But we wouldn't call an Animesque show an anime, even if it's explicitly trying to emulate anime.
Definitely deserves mention on the page, but I just don't think it fits the definition.
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"In distress", my ass.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotAwesome: The sukiyaki in the opening scene.
The trope was renamed to Mundane Made Awesome due to misuse, but there's not enough context there to tell if it's being used correctly.
If Mundane Made Awesome does apply, please expand on the entry to provide context for non-viewers so they can tell how the trope is being used, when putting it back on the page.
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A Japanese Spaghetti Western? Wouldn't that make it a sushi western?
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This page keeps calling this a Spaghetti Western... but it's Japanese. That seems like calling something a Chinese Anime... a Spaghetti Western is by definition Italian.
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