DaiCon 2009 Aftermath
Lost of words to describe the event ...
Entering the hall, DaiCon looks very much like Comic Fiesta, lots of cosplayers around, several booths selling merchandise and figurines, etc. But one difference, the other half of the hall, was the area where the real event, Chihara Minori's Live in Malaysia, took place.
I bought AWSM ticket for DaiCon more than 1 month ago, so I got access to the Q&A session, the concert and entitled for 1 autograph from Minorin !.
Around 3pm, the Q&A session with Minorin starts, the fans went cheering on her arrival!
みんな：
ちはら！みのり！ちはら！みのり！
ちはら！
みのり！
みのりん！
みのりん！
みのりん！！
みのりん：
アパカバー、ナマサヤちはらみのりです！
And everyone went crazy!!!
The session was done in Japanese, and that was one of the few times where my self-learned Japanese language skill comes in pretty handy. Relying to translators on live event is not quite a good idea :P.
We are only allowed to take pics from our seat, which end me up in a situation struggling to get a stable picture (which, erm, generally a fail…
Entering the hall, DaiCon looks very much like Comic Fiesta, lots of cosplayers around, several booths selling merchandise and figurines, etc. But one difference, the other half of the hall, was the area where the real event, Chihara Minori's Live in Malaysia, took place.
I bought AWSM ticket for DaiCon more than 1 month ago, so I got access to the Q&A session, the concert and entitled for 1 autograph from Minorin !.
Around 3pm, the Q&A session with Minorin starts, the fans went cheering on her arrival!
みんな：
ちはら！みのり！ちはら！みのり！
ちはら！
みのり！
みのりん！
みのりん！
みのりん！！
みのりん：
アパカバー、ナマサヤちはらみのりです！
And everyone went crazy!!!
The session was done in Japanese, and that was one of the few times where my self-learned Japanese language skill comes in pretty handy. Relying to translators on live event is not quite a good idea :P.
We are only allowed to take pics from our seat, which end me up in a situation struggling to get a stable picture (which, erm, generally a fail…
