The upcoming exhibition, “Famous Detective Conan: A 30-Year Retrospective,” will be a treat for fans of the beloved manga series. Hosted at the Kim Dong Publishing House headquarters, the exhibition space will be artfully divided to showcase the rich history and complex narrative of “Detective Conan.”
One of the highlights is the “Conan’s Words” room, where visitors can delve into the minds of the characters through their thought-provoking quotations. This offers a unique perspective on the beliefs and motivations that drive the story forward.
Conan’s love life and the various shades of his romantic encounters will be explored in the “Love Room,” adding a layer of depth to the character. Meanwhile, the “Mystery Room” promises to be a thrilling experience, delving into the codes and suicide notes that have appeared in the series. Here, fans can also uncover the intricate web of connections with the enigmatic “Black Organization.”
The exhibition doesn’t hold back on showcasing the relationships, motivations, and unwavering beliefs of the diverse cast. It also dedicates space to Conan’s rival, the enigmatic Kaito Kid, exploring their dynamic through the themes of justice and magic.
A trip down memory lane awaits in the “Memory Room,” where films celebrating 30 years of “Famous Detective Conan” will be screened. Additionally, a special gallery honoring the series’ creator, Gosho Aoyama, will display early design documents, offering a rare glimpse into the manga’s developmental stages.
Previously, this exhibition captivated audiences in Ho Chi Minh City from June 29 to August 31. Vietnam is the first country outside of Japan to host this commemorative event, with future plans to tour the Republic of Korea, China, and Thailand.
“Detective Conan” is a masterpiece in the detective manga genre, masterfully crafted by Gosho Aoyama. With over 270 million copies sold worldwide since its debut in 1994, the series has left an indelible mark on the manga industry.
Hanoi Unveils a Vibrant Lineup of Events to Commemorate Liberation Day
A vibrant array of cultural and artistic events are being held across the city to commemorate the 70th anniversary of its liberation. This historic occasion, which took place on October 10, 1954, is being celebrated with a rich tapestry of performances and exhibitions that honor the city’s proud history and vibrant present.
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Hanoi, the enigmatic heart of Vietnam, has long inspired artists and writers with its unique allure. The photographers’ deep affection for this ancient city is exquisitely portrayed through their captivating images. Their lenses capture the very essence of Hanoi’s charm, immortalizing its most enchanting moments.
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Hanoi has witnessed a remarkable transformation over the last seven decades since its liberation in 1954, and this evolution is beautifully captured through the lenses of local photographers. Their visual narratives offer a unique insight into the city’s progress, reflecting a journey that is both inspiring and captivating.
