Hello Everyone, and welcome to my post (finally) of my visit to Hyper Japan 2012.
This Japanese festival has been held in February for the last 3 years (the last time I attended it was it's first year, 2010, when the venue was in Brick Lane, London) and celebrates all aspects of Japanese culture, unlike the MCM Expo which is more concentrated on Anime and Manga. The new venue for this event is now Earl's Court, London, and is literally across the road from Earl's Court tube station.
Just to let you know in advance, i forgot to take that many pictures of wandering around, but the venue was a lot larger than the Brick Lane venue, and had many different stalls all over the place.
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Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Thursday, 29 December 2011
Singer Natsuko Aso to perform at Hyper Japan 2012
The London Japanese Culture event Hyper Japan announced on both their Twitter account and Website that the anime singer Natsuko Aso will be performing at the event next year. She will be at the event on both the Friday and Saturday, being the 24th and 25th February. She will not be attending the Sunday date of the event.
Natsuko Aso has quite a few anime titles to her name, including the opening songs to Baka and Test - Summon the Beast and Modern Magic Made Simple and the ending theme to Tantei Opera Milky Holmes Dai-Ni-Maku amongst other titles.
If you would like to purchase tickets to this event (which i will be ^_^) the Hyper Japan ticket site can be found here. Also, for more information on Natsuko Aso and her other works, you can check out her website here
Natsuko Aso has quite a few anime titles to her name, including the opening songs to Baka and Test - Summon the Beast and Modern Magic Made Simple and the ending theme to Tantei Opera Milky Holmes Dai-Ni-Maku amongst other titles.
If you would like to purchase tickets to this event (which i will be ^_^) the Hyper Japan ticket site can be found here. Also, for more information on Natsuko Aso and her other works, you can check out her website here
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