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Summer Komikon 2010 on Apr 17

posted by Jay on February 27th, 2010
April 17, 2010

KOMIKON 2010 Summer de avance
U.P. Bahay ng Alumni, U.P. Diliman
April 17, 2010 Saturday 10am-8pm
Entrance Fee: P50.00

Source: komikon.deviantart.com

Ozine Fest 2010 on Apr 9-11

posted by Jay on February 27th, 2010
April 9, 2010toApril 11, 2010

Ozine Fest 2010 on Apr 9-11

Ozine Fest 2010
April 9-11, 2010
SM Megamall, Megatrade Halls 1 & 2

Source: Otakuzine

3rd Philippine Cosplay Convention on Mar 27

posted by Jay on February 24th, 2010
March 27, 2010

3rd Philippine Cosplay Convention on Mar 27

3RD PHILIPPINE COSPLAY CONVENTION
MARCH 27, 2010 10am – 8pm
ROBINSON’S MIDTOWN MALL ATRIUM, ERMITA, MANILA

Source: PinoyToyKolektors.com

Trigun: Badlands Rumble premiering in April

posted by Jay on February 23rd, 2010

Trigun: Badlands Rumble premiering in April

The Good News… there’s a Trigun movie premiering this year! YESSSSS!!!

The Bad News… it won’t be premiering here! Awwwww…. :(

Good thing, there’s Torrent sites! :wink:

Trigun: Badlands Rumble premiering in April

Via ANN:

Sakura-Con has announced that it will hold the world premiere of the Trigun: Badlands Rumble film during the April 2-4 convention in Seattle, Washington. The convention is three weeks before the April 24 opening of the film in Japan.

Like the television anime series that came before it, the anime studio MADHOUSE is basing the film on Yasuhiro Nightow’s popular Trigun manga. Director Satoshi Nishimura, character designer Takahiro Yoshimatsu, mechanical designer Noriyuki Jinguji, and musical composer Tsuneo Imahori are returning to the franchise after having worked on the television series. Nightow and Nishimura conceived of the story concepts which Yasuko Kobayashi (Claymore, Shakugan no Shana, Witchblade anime) turned into a shooting script. Masaya Onosaka, Sho Hayami, Hiromi Tsuru, and Satsuki Yukino are reprising their roles of Vash the Stampede, Nicolas D. Wolfwood, Meryl Stryfe, and Milly Thompson, respectively.

Nishimura and Yoshimatsu are appearing as guests of this year’s Sakura-Con. In addition to Trigun, Nishimura directed Hajime no Ippo (Fighting Spirit) and Shin Cho Bakumatsu Shonen Seiki Takamaru, and he storyboarded episodes of Black Lagoon, Card Captor Sakura, Monster, Paradise Kiss, and Revolutionary Girl Utena. Yoshimatsu designed the characters in several Slayers and Future GPX Cyber Formula projects, Basquash!, Kiba, Desert Punk, and the two Jubei-chan – Secret of the Lovely Eyepatch television series.

Here’s the trailer:

Japanese Street Fashion Exhibit at SM Malls

posted by Jay on February 23rd, 2010
February 22, 2010toFebruary 28, 2010
March 1, 2010toMarch 8, 2010
March 9, 2010toMarch 15, 2010

From Harajuku’s cutting-edge vibe to Ginza’s ultra-upscale style, the streets of Japan’s urban centers have always been a virtual catwalk for its trendy residents. And on February 27, 2010, Japan Foundation, Manila (JFM), and SM Supermalls, SM Mall of Asia, invite you to experience Japanese street fashion for the 2010 Nihongo Fiesta.

The Street Fashion Exhibit

The 2010 Nihongo Fiesta, which promotes international cultural and arts exchange between Japan and the Philippines, will feature the Japanese and Filipino Street Fashion Exhibit and Contest. While it will put on display the trends shown off on the streets of Tokyo courtesy of the Japan Fashion Association, the photo exhibit will also present Manila’s own take on street fashion through the watchful eyes of Filipino fashion designer and style blogger Cecile Zamora Van Straten (chuvaness.livejournal.com) with Jujiin Samonte (www.jujiin.com) , and curated by the premier Philippine graphic design studio, Team Manila. Expect an experience that envelops not only fashion but also the dynamic modes of expressions of youth lifestyle in design and technology.

So, whether you find Tokyo and Manila street fashion similarly fabulous or at opposite ends of the style spectrum, get your dose of trendy Tokyo and Manila from the Japanese and Filipino Street Fashion Exhibit on the following dates: February 22 to 28 at the Main Mall Atrium of MOA; March 1 to 8 at The Block, SM City North EDSA; and on March 9 to 15 in Megamall Atrium, Mandaluyong City.

The Street Fashion Contest

While every devotee of fashion is invited to check the exhibit in their street style best during the culmination of the Nihongo Fiesta on February 27, those who want a chance to win two roundtrip tickets to Osaka, Japan courtesy of leading Philippine economy airline Cebu Pacific, should join the Japanese and Filipino Street Fashion Contest.

There are two ways of joining: send application online or drop by during the Nihongo Fiesta. Online applications are recommended as only limited applications will be accepted. Send a whole body photo garbed in stylish street wear with your name, telephone number, mobile number and address to email@jfmo.org.ph or kpique@jfmo.org.ph. You can also simply show up in your best street wear, register at the Street Fashion Booth at the Main Mall Atrium of MOA, print your photo from your Bluetooth or wi-fi enabled mobile phone or USB through HP Photo Smart Printer to be posted on the Street Fashion Wall of Fashionistas courtesy of HP Philippines. Deadline for online submissions will be on February 24, until 5:00 pm; and on-the-spot registration will be accepted until 12:00 nn on February 27, the day of the contest. Qualified online applicants can go to the final round on February 27 dressed according to the photo they sent.

All chosen contestants will be judged and awarded on the same day; they need to be at the Main Atrium before 3:00 pm, wherein judging will start at exactly 4:30 pm. The 1st prize winner of the trip to Japan will also bring home P7,000 in cash; the second and third prize winners will also bring home cash prizes worth P5,000 and P2,500, respectively; a lucky fashionista will also receive an HP Special Award.

Aside from the Japanese and Filipino Street Fashion Exhibit and Contest, the 2010 Nihongo Fiesta will also feature a Nihongo Speech Contest and Quiz Bee, and a J-Rock Concert headlined by the influential punk-pop-rock band Shonen Knife with our very own dunk (dance and punk) band Pedicab.

All 2010 Nihongo Fiesta events are open to the public. For inquiries, contact JFM at (02) 811-6155 or email@jfmo.org.ph. The 2010 Nihongo Fiesta is made possible with the support of the Embassy of Japan, Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JCCI), HP, Cebu Pacific, Team Manila Graphic Design, Dimensione, The Japanese Association Manila, the Association of Filipino Nihongo Teachers (AFINITE), SM The Block, SM Megamall, and media partners, Manila Bulletin, NU 1o7 and ClicktheCity.com.

Cebu Pacific flies to Osaka every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday, with the lowest, possible year-round fare of P5,499. The Airbus A320 service departs Manila at 2:20 pm and return from Osaka at 7:20 pm. Passengers can book and buy flights through www.cebupacificair.com or call 70-20-888. Cebu Pacific also flies to 32 Philippine island destinations.

Source: JFMO