About 120 people gathered for a commemorative service in Kyoto on Monday to remember 36 artists and others killed in an arson attack on Japanese anime studio Kyoto Animation Co. three years ago.The attack on the company known for a long line of popular anime works, including "K-On!" and "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya," shocked many fans at home and abroad who affectionately call the studio "KyoAni."The service was held on the site where the company's No. 1 Studio stood in Kyoto's Fushimi Ward with company President Hideaki Hatta among those present, while an 11-minute-long memorial vide…READ FULL ARTICLE