AMBot | 11/28/2007 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
For the third time, from May 3 to 4, 2008, the Hanami – CON MEETS FESTIVAL will take place at "das Haus" in Ludwigshafen.
After day tickets sold out in just 45 minutes last year (2007) and a new record of 1,500 visitors was celebrated, nothing stood in the way of Hanami 2008. On the contrary—Hanami will expand further in 2008. An additional 400 tickets per day will be sold, and the courtyard will also be expanded with vendors and game booths to enhance the offerings. This way, even more visitors can attend Hanami. Day tickets are available for €9.00 each, and con tickets (2 days) for €15.00. Day tickets cannot be reserved and can only be purchased on-site. Con tickets will be available starting January 2008 at hanami-ludwigshafen.de.
Visitors can once again expect a colorful program centered around anime and manga, and Japan's traditional side will also be represented. Here, the Deutsch-Japanische-Gesellschaft Rhein Neckar is providing significant support. With many program items such as workshops, cooking or language courses, martial arts demonstrations, etc., Hanami offers a diverse program for all interest groups. Planning is in full swing, so visitors can already look forward to an eventful weekend centered around anime, manga, and Japanese tradition.
Source: Hanami Press Release
After day tickets sold out in just 45 minutes last year (2007) and a new record of 1,500 visitors was celebrated, nothing stood in the way of Hanami 2008. On the contrary—Hanami will expand further in 2008. An additional 400 tickets per day will be sold, and the courtyard will also be expanded with vendors and game booths to enhance the offerings. This way, even more visitors can attend Hanami. Day tickets are available for €9.00 each, and con tickets (2 days) for €15.00. Day tickets cannot be reserved and can only be purchased on-site. Con tickets will be available starting January 2008 at hanami-ludwigshafen.de.
Visitors can once again expect a colorful program centered around anime and manga, and Japan's traditional side will also be represented. Here, the Deutsch-Japanische-Gesellschaft Rhein Neckar is providing significant support. With many program items such as workshops, cooking or language courses, martial arts demonstrations, etc., Hanami offers a diverse program for all interest groups. Planning is in full swing, so visitors can already look forward to an eventful weekend centered around anime, manga, and Japanese tradition.
Source: Hanami Press Release
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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