For once I’m writing on something that happened very, very recently!
However, I apologize that the English version of the post will take another bit, especially when it’s the case when I’m just about to hit the Con.
As with all the other articles that need translation, I’ll be working on them as quickly as I can.
In North America, Halloween is one of the biggest events in the Fall.
For fellow anime/manga fans, it’s one of the rare opportunities, aside from related events, for them to cosplay (at the very least, it’s a valid excuse for them to cosplay), and it’s the time the UBC Anime Club hosts its annual Halloween Dance.
In addition to the club members, many anime/manga fans from outside the club attend this dance annually, making this event one of the biggest events hosted by the club.
The dance is usually held on the Saturday closest to Halloween, though since Halloween fell on a Friday this year, it was held a week before, on Saturday, October 24.
As usually, please click below for the rest of the entry.
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A bit late, but better late than never?
I thought I’d write about the Final Fantasy concert – Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy.
Conducted by Arnie Roth and performed by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and the University of British Columbia Opera Ensemble, the concert took place on October 8 at the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver.
It’s a bit of a long review, so please click below for the rest of the article.
In my last article, I wrote about the UBC Anime Club at their annual recruitment event: Clubs Days.
This article will be a continuation, covering the said clubs Icebreaker event which happened on September 25.
The article is a bit long and image-heavy, so please click below to read the rest.
Only a few days left in September, and that means it’s been about 3-4 weeks since the start of a new school year in North America. As for my alma mater–or shall I say my school, it’s crunch time for clubs with their membership recruitment.
So today’s article is on the UBC Anime Club at AMS Clubs Days, which went on from September 23rd through 25th at the University of British Columbia (UBC).
Slightly image-heavy, please click below to read the rest of the article.