Industry data does indeed support digitalization. But emotionally, many people cannot accept it. This transition needs to be gradual.
Including airfare and hotel, the cost of going to the Taipei International Comics & Animation Festival is probably about the same as ACGHK. But the experience is much better.
From a financial perspective: The average annual income for an animator is 2-3 million yen (approx. HK$110,000-170,000). It is really difficult to make a living in Tokyo with this income.
From a financial perspective: digital versions are usually 10-20% cheaper and don't take up any space. In the long run, digital versions save a lot of money.
Tamiya glue is sold at Sino Centre. It costs about $40-60 per bottle and is much more suitable than the super glue found in general stores.
Financial planners agree! The saying "you get what you pay for" is 100% true in the figure market.
Financial advisor's suggestion: Sharing a family plan with friends is the most cost-effective. A Crunchyroll family plan shared by four people costs $30/month per person.
From a financial perspective: MG kits are about $300-500 each, which is much cheaper than figures. Plus, the building process itself is entertainment.
Financial planner's advice: Going Dutch is the fairest. Spending $150-200 per person on a meal is reasonable.
$200-300 per person... The financial planner thinks it's about the same as a regular bar, but the added anime elements make it worth it.
