Event Reports
Fall in Love at the Kimi ni Todoke Exhibition
Karuho Shiina originally intended Kimi ni Todoke to be a one-shot.
Do you have a favorite Kimi ni Todoke character?
The final room of the exhibit focuses on Kimi no Todoke volume 29, the Sawako and Kazehaya’s graduation scene.
Above are special illustrations of the main cast of characters from Kimi ni Todoke.
Outside of the exhibit, fans can see Karuho Shiina’s planning material for the series.
Karuho Shiina’s rough sketches cover the back wall outside of the exhibit.
Tickets for the Kimi ni Todoke Exhibition are 1,000 yen. Be sure to visit before April 15!
For more information, check out the official website: https://animecenter.jp/plan/kiminitodoke.html
If you are interested in other manga and anime events in Tokyo, be sure to read our articles on the Cheese!’s Ikebo x Shōjo Manga Genga-ten, Land of the Lustrous Exhibit at Yurakucho Marui, Kizu Natsuki at Manga10, Yoneda Kou’s Op: The Colourless Days of Yoake Itaru Book Fair@Shosen and Himouto Umaru-chan Exhibit.
