Toho Fair
Okay, I'm still alive(yay?). Haven't been able to update much due to the tremendous amount of stress and workload. And maybe that slightly bit of laziness, but that is not the point lol. My semester break finally started around 2 weeks ago, all the way until mid of July(verylongyesIknow), so I would probably be able to drop in more often.
Last week, I read that there is a Tohoshinki Fair going on in KLCC's Kinokuniya from the 1st till the 31st of this month. So, cephrenes and I went all the way there on Wednesday to have a look, but we ended up buying nothing lol. I'm not much of a magazine or a photobook person, and the only photobook that I ever wanted to get is Bonjour Paris, which is like FREAKING(yes with everything capitalised) expensive, so yeah =/ Most of the good magazines were already gone when we arrived, well at least I know ANAN is no longer there anymore XD but there was a copy being put up in the window display lol.
Anyhow, it was not much of a "fair" actually, at least I would not call it so. They only had one table somewhere near the entrance of the japanese section, with all their magazines and photobooks arranged in stacks and a sign on the middle of the table which says Tohoshinki Fair. Lol, creative much? And I think there was a japanese fanboy, because when I was standing there browsing through some of the toho books, there was this guy who picked up one of the magazines, read it through, and then went off. But he kept coming back for more lol, like he was afraid that I would see through him. Rather interesting to watch, really.
We did not stay for long. Took some pictures of that sacred table, and went out to take pictures of that window display(with people watching us lol) and then we left. Saw some other fangirls taking pictures as well, so it was nice to know we are not the only ones being thought as weirdos.
The huge poster in the window display. I lol-ed at the "always keep the faith".
LOL! ignore me! XD
Last week, I read that there is a Tohoshinki Fair going on in KLCC's Kinokuniya from the 1st till the 31st of this month. So, cephrenes and I went all the way there on Wednesday to have a look, but we ended up buying nothing lol. I'm not much of a magazine or a photobook person, and the only photobook that I ever wanted to get is Bonjour Paris, which is like FREAKING(yes with everything capitalised) expensive, so yeah =/ Most of the good magazines were already gone when we arrived, well at least I know ANAN is no longer there anymore XD but there was a copy being put up in the window display lol.
Anyhow, it was not much of a "fair" actually, at least I would not call it so. They only had one table somewhere near the entrance of the japanese section, with all their magazines and photobooks arranged in stacks and a sign on the middle of the table which says Tohoshinki Fair. Lol, creative much? And I think there was a japanese fanboy, because when I was standing there browsing through some of the toho books, there was this guy who picked up one of the magazines, read it through, and then went off. But he kept coming back for more lol, like he was afraid that I would see through him. Rather interesting to watch, really.
We did not stay for long. Took some pictures of that sacred table, and went out to take pictures of that window display(with people watching us lol) and then we left. Saw some other fangirls taking pictures as well, so it was nice to know we are not the only ones being thought as weirdos.
The huge poster in the window display. I lol-ed at the "always keep the faith".
LOL! ignore me! XD