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I totally forgot to post about my adventures when visiting the annual Anime Fair located in Odaiba, Tokyo. It was the last day together in Tokyo before our friend Susann left again for Berlin! Since she and my roommate Pachi are great fans of anime we decided to visit the fair. Tickets were only 800Yen in Lawson pre-sale as far as I remember. I personally am no great fan of any visual media; neither film nor anime really ever caught my attention. I love going to the cinemas since they have nachos with cheese sauce and pepperoni there LOL! \ud83d\ude00 But I barely sit at home watching movies. I find it really boring, I’d rather go out take some photos or read or draw or do anything with my hands. Just sitting and watching bores the hell out of me.<\/i><\/div>\n
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To be honest, I expected it to be bigger. Whoever went to Japan knows that anime is one of their biggest cultural influence here. You find anime everywhere: advertisement, games, books, cover, food, TV… it’s just EVERYWHERE. Therefore I was kinda surprised how small the actual fair was. But I guess since it’s such a vast field they have more than one and maybe the one we went was just a small sidekick. It also seemed like they tried to recruit new people for the anime-business since people from various animation schools were everywhere. I think we spent two or three hours there before we decided to head for Shibuya again to do some last-minute-shopping with Susann (she’s coming to Japan 6\/4 for work, so glad to see her soon again! \u2665)<\/div>\n
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They put a lot of effort in decorations to advertise new movies or series <:<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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Super-fluffy pandas everywhere! \ud83d\ude00 I wanted to buy one but then I saw the advertisement for the series and it was just so dumb that I dropped the plan of buying a panda…. got cute stickers for free though. <\/div>\n
Read on for more pictures! \u2606 <\/div>\n

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\u8679\u8272\u307b\u305f\u308b\u30fc\u6c38\u9060\u306e\u590f\u4f11\u307f  “The rainbow colored fireflies – A never ending summer vacation” Is the title for that film who will be in cinemas kinda around now I guess? End of May if I remember correctly. I just loved the style of drawing, I love colorful movies. \u2665<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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Advertisement for new Ghibli film \u3082\u3082\u3078\u306e\u624b\u7d19 “Letter for Momo” I wanted to go to the movies with Pam but we didn’t really managed to go and now I guess they barely show it anymore >_<<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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MAMESHIBA! This was the very very first mameshiba “shop” ever!! I don’t know why they don’t sell them in Tokyo, I haven’t found a single store T_T I love Mameshiba, they’re so random \ud83d\ude00 Couldn’t really see a difference between Mameshiba and Babyshiba though…<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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I’ve already forgotten WHAT or WHAT FOR it was…. but I found it incredibly cute. *_* I hunted it down the hall XD I think it’s not a charakter for a series or something, I guess it was designed for advertisement. Maybe.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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Odaiba when leaving the fair hall.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n
Although I am not the<\/i> greatest fan of anime as such it was quite a fun day! We got looooots of goodies, like small bags, postcards, stickers and clear files for university! I collected so much clear files that I didn’t need to buy any for university xD Now everybody in my class thinks I am a huge fan of anime lol. Hope you liked the pictures, I didn’t take that much since I was busy collecting all the goodies and hunting cute person-stuffed-in-giant-plushies! \u2665 Oh and I thought maybe some of you like to see the trailers for the movies I mentioned earlier, so here you go!<\/p>\n
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The rainbow colored fireflies<\/div>\n
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The six year old Yuuta, whose father just passed away, decides to spent the summer holidays in the name of his father at a place where his father used to spent his holidays. When he meets a strange old man in the forest a time slip happens and he finds himself in a place 30 years before the present time. He meets the old man again in the forest and he tells him that Yuuta has to live the summer vacation once again for a month in the year 1970….<\/p>\n

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Letter for Momo<\/div>\n
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 This movie is about 11-year old Momo who finds out that her father, who passed away, tried to tell her something by writing her a letter. She’s meeting some strange kind of beings when waiting for the bus in the rain which are turning her life into chaos. When she finds out that the human beings might interact with those passed away she begs them to transport a message to her father.<\/p>\n

These movies are very “Japanese” when it comes to the content. The motif of cherishing the family seems to be very strong in both movies, though there are some several fantasy elements added to both of these films. I’ll definitely watch the second one, maybe even the first when I have enough time and nothing to do (since I’m no great fan of watching movies, remember?)<\/p><\/div>\n

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So now, I have to get ready for some cooking adventures with my roommate, see you next time! (:<\/div>\n
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– Sam.<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

I totally forgot to post about my adventures when visiting the annual Anime Fair located in Odaiba, Tokyo. It was the last day together in Tokyo before our friend Susann left again for Berlin! Since she and my roommate Pachi are great fans of anime we decided to visit the fair. Tickets were only 800Yen in Lawson pre-sale as far as I remember. I personally am no great fan of any visual media; neither film nor anime really ever caught my attention. I love going to the cinemas since they have nachos with cheese sauce and pepperoni there LOL! \ud83d\ude00 But I barely sit at home watching movies. I find it really boring, I’d rather go out take some photos or read or draw or do anything with my hands. Just sitting and watching bores the hell out of me. To be honest, I expected it to be bigger. Whoever went to Japan knows that anime is one of their biggest cultural influence here. You find anime everywhere: advertisement, games, books, cover, food, TV… it’s just EVERYWHERE. Therefore I was kinda surprised how small the actual fair was. But I guess since it’s such a vast field they have more than one and maybe the one we went was just a small sidekick. It also seemed like they tried to recruit new people for the anime-business since people from various animation schools were everywhere. I think we spent two or three hours there before we decided to head for Shibuya again to do some last-minute-shopping with Susann (she’s coming to Japan 6\/4 for work, so glad to see her soon again! \u2665) Entrance hall \ud83d\ude21 They put a lot of effort in decorations to advertise new movies or series <: Super-fluffy pandas everywhere! \ud83d\ude00 I wanted to buy one but then I saw the advertisement for the series and it was just so dumb that I dropped the plan of buying a panda…. got cute stickers for free though. Read on for more pictures! \u2606 \u8679\u8272\u307b\u305f\u308b\u30fc\u6c38\u9060\u306e\u590f\u4f11\u307f  “The rainbow colored fireflies – A never ending summer vacation” Is the title for that film who will be in cinemas kinda around now I guess? End of May if I remember correctly. I just loved the style of drawing, I love colorful movies. \u2665 Advertisement for new Ghibli film \u3082\u3082\u3078\u306e\u624b\u7d19 “Letter for Momo” I wanted to go to the movies with Pam but we didn’t really managed to go and now I guess they barely show it anymore >_< MAMESHIBA! This was the very very first mameshiba “shop” ever!! I don’t know why they don’t sell them in Tokyo, I haven’t found a single store T_T I love Mameshiba, they’re so random \ud83d\ude00 Couldn’t really see a difference between Mameshiba and Babyshiba though… I’ve already forgotten WHAT or WHAT FOR it was…. but I found it incredibly cute. *_* I hunted it down the hall XD I think it’s not a charakter for a series or something, I guess it was designed for advertisement. Maybe. Odaiba when leaving the fair hall. Although I am not the greatest fan of anime as such it was quite a fun day! We got looooots of goodies, like small bags, postcards, stickers and clear files for university! I collected so much clear files that I didn’t need to buy any for university xD Now everybody in my class thinks I am a huge fan of anime lol. Hope you liked the pictures, I didn’t take that much since I was busy collecting all the goodies and hunting cute person-stuffed-in-giant-plushies! \u2665 Oh and I thought maybe some of you like to see the trailers for the movies I mentioned earlier, so here you go! \u8679\u8272\u307b\u305f\u308b\u3000(\u6c38\u9060\u306e\u590f\u4f11\u307f) The rainbow colored fireflies   The six year old Yuuta, whose father just passed away, decides to spent the summer holidays in the name of his father at a place where his father used to spent his holidays. When he meets a strange old man in the forest a time slip happens and he finds himself in a place 30 years before the present time. 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But I guess since it’s such a vast field they have more than one and maybe the one we went was just a small sidekick. It also seemed like they tried to recruit new people for the anime-business since people from various animation schools were everywhere. I think we spent two or three hours there before we decided to head for Shibuya again to do some last-minute-shopping with Susann (she’s coming to Japan 6\/4 for work, so glad to see her soon again! \u2665) Entrance hall \ud83d\ude21 They put a lot of effort in decorations to advertise new movies or series <: Super-fluffy pandas everywhere! \ud83d\ude00 I wanted to buy one but then I saw the advertisement for the series and it was just so dumb that I dropped the plan of buying a panda…. got cute stickers for free though. Read on for more pictures! \u2606 \u8679\u8272\u307b\u305f\u308b\u30fc\u6c38\u9060\u306e\u590f\u4f11\u307f  “The rainbow colored fireflies – A never ending summer vacation” Is the title for that film who will be in cinemas kinda around now I guess? End of May if I remember correctly. I just loved the style of drawing, I love colorful movies. \u2665 Advertisement for new Ghibli film \u3082\u3082\u3078\u306e\u624b\u7d19 “Letter for Momo” I wanted to go to the movies with Pam but we didn’t really managed to go and now I guess they barely show it anymore >_< MAMESHIBA! This was the very very first mameshiba “shop” ever!! I don’t know why they don’t sell them in Tokyo, I haven’t found a single store T_T I love Mameshiba, they’re so random \ud83d\ude00 Couldn’t really see a difference between Mameshiba and Babyshiba though… I’ve already forgotten WHAT or WHAT FOR it was…. but I found it incredibly cute. *_* I hunted it down the hall XD I think it’s not a charakter for a series or something, I guess it was designed for advertisement. Maybe. Odaiba when leaving the fair hall. Although I am not the greatest fan of anime as such it was quite a fun day! We got looooots of goodies, like small bags, postcards, stickers and clear files for university! I collected so much clear files that I didn’t need to buy any for university xD Now everybody in my class thinks I am a huge fan of anime lol. Hope you liked the pictures, I didn’t take that much since I was busy collecting all the goodies and hunting cute person-stuffed-in-giant-plushies! \u2665 Oh and I thought maybe some of you like to see the trailers for the movies I mentioned earlier, so here you go! \u8679\u8272\u307b\u305f\u308b\u3000(\u6c38\u9060\u306e\u590f\u4f11\u307f) The rainbow colored fireflies   The six year old Yuuta, whose father just passed away, decides to spent the summer holidays in the name of his father at a place where his father used to spent his holidays. When he meets a strange old man in the forest a time slip happens and he finds himself in a place 30 years before the present time. He meets the old man again in the forest and he tells him that Yuuta has to live the summer vacation once again for a month in the year 1970…. \u3082\u3082\u3078\u306e\u624b\u7d19 Letter for Momo  This movie is about 11-year old Momo who finds out that her father, who passed away, tried to tell her something by writing her a letter. She’s meeting some strange kind of beings when waiting for the bus in the rain which are turning her life into chaos. When she finds out that the human beings might interact with those passed away she begs them to transport a message to her father. These movies are very “Japanese” when it comes to the content. The motif of cherishing the family seems to be very strong in both movies, though there are some several fantasy elements added to both of these films. I’ll definitely watch the second one, maybe even the first when I have enough time and nothing to do (since I’m no great fan of watching movies, remember?) 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