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Many people came to KCG's co-sponsored "Kyoto Mafu!

Executive committee members celebrate the opening of Kyo-Mafu 2016 with Kagamibiraki.At far left is Wataru Hasegawa, KCG Group General Manager
Executive committee members celebrate the opening of Kyo-Mafu 2016 with Kagamibiraki.At far left is Wataru Hasegawa, KCG Group General Manager

The Kyoto International Manga/Anime Fair (KYOMAF) 2016, co-sponsored by The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics, Kyoto Computer Gakuin, and Kyoto Computer Gakuin Automobile School, was held on September 17 and 18 at the Kyoto Municipal Industrial Exhibition Hall (Miyako Messe).The KCG Group booth hosted many events and attracted many visitors.Related events included the fastest advance screening of the TV anime "Koushin Shoujo Arimaki" (hosted by KBS Kyoto, etc., on the 17th) held at the Kyoto Ekimae Satellite Large Hall of Kyoto Institute of Information Science, and the announcement of the final screening results of "Seiyu Tamashii in Kyo Mafu 2016" (supported by KCG Group) and a talk event with Koki Miyata (on the 18th).

At the opening ceremony on the 17th, KCG Group President Wataru Hasegawa joined Kyoto Mayor Daisaku Kadokawa and Executive Committee Chairman Takayuki Matsutani (President of Tezuka Productions Co., Ltd.) on the stage to break the Kagami-wari (mirror breaking) ceremony and celebrate the opening of the exhibition.

The KCG booth was set up with KCG's mascot character "Kyokotan" as a gadget, and many people participated in the "Liquid Tablet Experience Workshop" to make original uchiwa (Japanese fan) using an LCD pen tablet.The "Kyokotan" clear file that was given to those who registered on KCG's LINE@ was also well received.

Voice actresses Ayaka Suwa (who plays the role of Arimitsu) and Naomi Ozora (who plays the role of Yuma Kusanagi) were among the guests at the screening of "Arimitsu the Goddess" and gave an enjoyable talk show.A mini-concert by Mia REGINA, a group of three women who sing the theme song, was also a lot of fun.

Seiyu-tama in KYOMAFU 2016" (in cooperation with KCG Group) is the Kyoto event of the 5th "Seiyu-tama" All Japan Voice Actor Contest, a voice festival for junior high and high school students who aspire to become voice actors.The four students who passed the second round of judging held on September 11 at KCG Kyoto Ekimae School took on the challenge of representing Kyoto.The MC for the event was a student from the IT Voice Actor Course of the KCG Information Processing Department, who played an active role in keeping the event running smoothly and lively.The guest judge was "Free!Voice actor Yuki Miyata is known for his roles as Aiichiro Nitidori in "Danganronpa" and Chihiro Fujisaki in "Danganronpa: School of Hope and High School of Despair.Hideo Momota, Director of the International Association for the Development of Voice Actors, and Akiyoshi Watanabe, Professor of Kyoto University of Information Science and Technology, judged the entries and selected one Grand Prize winner to participate in the 5th Seiyu Tamashii Final to be held in Tokyo on November 13.After the event, Ms. Miyata gave a talk session in which she explained why she wanted to become a voice actor, her career path to date, and advice for those who want to become voice actors.For results and more information, please visit the "Soul of a Voice Actor" page.

Soul of a Voice Actor
http://seidama.jp/

Kyoto International Manga & Anime Fair 2016
http://www.kcg.ac.jp/event/kyomaf2016.html

The KCG booth at KYOMAFU attracted a large number of visitors.The
The KCG booth at KYOMAFU attracted a large number of visitors.The "Liquid Tub Experience Workshop" was well received.
At the
At the "Spirit of Seiyu in KYOMAFU," four students who passed the second screening participated, and a student from the IT Voice Actor Course of the Information Processing Department of KCG played the role of the MC.

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