Reminds me of when I watched "Death Note" back in the day; I was still a student then, ah, youth...
Space is indeed a difficult issue. But if it's done in the form of a themed indoor pavilion (similar to TeamLab), it can be achieved inside a shopping mall.
If LiSA comes to Hong Kong, I'll definitely rush to buy tickets! Her live energy is super intense!
I've been to this level crossing twice, and it’s always so moving. Here’s a tip: nearby Enoshima is also well worth a visit; it even appeared in Slam Dunk. You can easily visit both places in one day.
My Frieren autograph shikishi should count as what I'm most proud of. But the original art is really on another level.
The signed shikishi was from a lottery in Nihon! I still remember the excitement of that moment.
If it's set in Kyoto, a pilgrimage to the locations would be amazing. I've already started planning the itinerary.
I'm interested! I've been to the pilgrimage sites for Slam Dunk and Your Name. Hida-Takayama really looks exactly like it does in the anime; it was so moving. I can help out as a guide!
Those few shops on the 3rd floor of Sino Centre are all long-established, quality is guaranteed. But prices are about 10-20% more expensive than in Nihon.
I queued for five hours for the Kana Hanazawa event last time. But the moment I saw her in person, I felt it was all worth it.