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AnimeFX is San Francisco State University’s anime club.

Website: http://userwww.sfsu.edu/~animefx/

Forums: http://bayanime.com/forums/forum/animefx

Beefbowl Anime is an anime club that holds free subtitled anime showings once or twice a month at the Albany Branch of the Alameda County Library.

Official Website: www.beefbowl.org

CA-West is a non-profit disorganization dedicated to the enjoyment and promotion of Japanese Animation. We’re the oldest continuously-running anime club in the San Francisco Bay Area. We specialize in fan-subtitles of new and classic shows that have not been released (so far) in the U.S., with estimated ratings of PG-13 or lower. We meet on the 3rd Saturday of each month from 11AM to 5PM at the Campbell Public Library. (Check the calendar to make sure that library operations haven’t preempted us.) Meetings are free and open to the public.

Website: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CA-West/

CA-West Events RSS Feed: feeds.bayanime.com/ca-west

Cal Animage Alpha is UC Berkeley’s anime club. They hold anime showings every Monday from 7-10 pm, and gaming events every Thursday at 7:30pm that run throughout the school year. These events are free and open to the public.

For a $10 fee you can become a CAA member and acquire various benefits such as library access, entitlement to their weekly newsletter, entry into raffles (6th and 13th week), and pizza during their anime marathon at the end of the year.

Website: www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~animage/

Foothill Anime is the official anime club for Foothill College in Los Altos, meeting on the first Sunday of every month. Our schedule leans towards intricate drama, sci-fi, and intrigue — but frantic comedy, shojo romanticism, and darker tones have a place as well! Come join us for a friendly atmosphere, quality programming, and possibly a prize or two.

Foothill Anime is kindly sponsored by KFJC 89.7 FM.

Website: foothill.anime.net

This post was submitted by Justin Fairchild.

No-Name Anime is an anime club serving the San Francisco/San Jose/Santa Clara community. Their meetings/anime showings are free and open to everyone, and are usually held on the second Saturday of the month from 12:30pm to 5:30pm in one of the community rooms at the Santa Clara City Library.

Website: www.nnanime.com

NorCal Anime is a new anime club based in Sacramento. Meetings/anime showings are held monthly at Colonial Heights Library in Sacramento, and are free and open to the public.

Website: http://www.norcalanime.com

Newtype is Stanford University’s anime club since 1992. They hold weekly anime showings on campus during the school year.

Website: newtype.stanford.edu

Tsunami is San Jose State University’s anime club. The club is open to anyone who is a fan of anime, or to anyone who is interested in learning more about anime. It costs nothing to join. There are no membership dues, and anime showings (run during the school year) are free. All scheduled shows are in Japanese with English subtitles.

Website: http://studiokyuu.com/tsunami/