Anime movie special screening event "KYO-MAF Anime Cinema Night" viewing ticket reservation (Kyoto)

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Screening date 1
Saturday, September 14, 2024
Pontocho Kaburenjo "Summer Wars"

16:00 Doors open and reception begins
17:00 Screening starts All seats are free seats
Around 19:00 After the performance ends, everyone disperses

Screening Date ②
Saturday, September 21, 2024
Kyoto International Manga Museum "Summer Wars"

18:00 Doors open and reception begins
19:00 Screening starts All seats are free seats
Around 21:00, the final speech is given and everyone disbands.

Screening Date ③
Sunday, September 22, 2024
Kyoto International Manga Museum "Detective Conan: Crimson Love Letter"

18:00 Doors open and reception begins
19:00 Screening starts All seats are free seats
Around 21:00, the final speech is given and everyone disbands.

"Summer Wars" screening on September 14th and 21st

This film reunites the staff of "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time," including director Mamoru Hosoda, character designer Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, and screenwriter Satoko Okudera.

This is a new war.

A boy whose only talent is mathematics takes on a global crisis that has erupted in a virtual space called "OZ" together with his admired senior student and his relatives in the countryside of Nagano.

Based on two completely different motifs, the internet and a large rural family,

A summer action family movie filled with spectacular battles and delicate human drama.

"Summer Wars" and Kyomafu collaborate! Limited to 9/14 and 21

At the screenings of "Summer Wars" on September 14th and 21st, movie frames cut from the film will be given away as a special gift to all attendees! The "film frames" that will be distributed have been hand-cut from the "Summer Wars" film, and not a single frame is the same.

*You cannot choose the design of the film. *One film will be distributed per person per viewing. *This is not a ticket purchase bonus. It cannot be distributed without admission. *We cannot accept returns or exchanges of bonuses due to differences that do not impair the visual image, such as minor scratches, color unevenness, slight wrinkles, scratches, etc. that occur during the bonus production stage or delivery and distribution. *The bonus is not for sale. Please refrain from reselling.

"Detective Conan: Crimson Love Letter" to be screened on September 22nd

This is the 21st film in the "Detective Conan" series, an animated adaptation of Gosho Aoyama's popular comic.

Written by mystery writer Okura Takahiro, this is a full-fledged mystery film set in Kyoto, and is a masterpiece that was the highest-grossing Japanese film of 2017.

The story is set in Osaka and Kyoto with "Hyakunin Isshu" as the keyword, and the "Western High School Detective" Heiji Hattori also appears. Together with Conan Edogawa (Shinichi Kudo), the two high school detectives from the east and west are gathered together.

One day, a sudden explosion occurs at Nichiuri TV, a symbol of Osaka. The station is recording a press conference for the Satsuki Cup, held by the Satsuki-kai, a leading organization in the Hyakunin Isshu Association of Japan, and the sudden incident causes great panic. As the building collapses with a thunderous roar, only the West's greatest detective, Heiji Hattori, and his childhood friend, Kazuha Toyama, are left behind, but Conan rushes to the scene and rescues them safely just in time.

The incident seems like a terrorist attack, but the perpetrator's motives are unknown, and no statement of responsibility has been made, making Conan and Heiji feel uneasy about this mysterious situation. In the midst of all this commotion, Conan and the others meet a woman who claims to be Heiji's fiancée. Her name is Ooka Momiji. Momiji, who claims to be "the one who proposed to Heiji when he was a child," is actually the high school champion of Hyakunin Isshu and is known as the future queen.

At the same time, the winner of the Satsuki Cup is murdered in a Japanese house in Arashiyama, Kyoto. At that time, the image of Momiji was projected on the monitor at the murder scene. There, a certain "song" was playing in the background.

"Pontocho Kaburenjo" held on September 14th

Pontocho Kaburenjo is a landmark of Pontocho, known as the venue for the Kamogawa Odori and Suimei-kai festivals.

Construction began in 1925 and was completed in 1927. It was designed by Kimura Tokusaburo, an engineer at Obayashi Corporation who was known as a master of theater architecture, having worked on the Osaka Shochikuza Theater (1923) and Tokyo Theater (1927). Made of reinforced concrete, it has four floors above ground and one below, and was praised at the time as "modern architecture with an oriental touch." In addition, on the roof of the Kaburenjo theater, there is a demon tile modeled after the bugaku mask of the Chinese Lanling King, which is placed as a guardian deity in prayer for the prosperity of Pontocho.

"Kyoto International Manga Museum" held on September 21st and 22nd

The Kyoto International Manga Museum, which opened in 2006, is Japan's first comprehensive manga museum, collecting valuable materials related to manga from Japan and abroad.

A joint venture between Kyoto City and Kyoto Seika University, the museum aims to collect, store, and display manga materials, which are currently attracting worldwide attention, conduct research on manga culture, and hold exhibitions and events based on these materials and research.

It is a new cultural facility that combines the functions of a museum and a library, and it preserves about 300,000 manga materials, ranging from caricature ukiyo-e prints from the Edo period to magazines from the Meiji, Taisho and early Showa periods, rental books from the postwar period to current popular works, as well as works from overseas. The results of research conducted based on these materials are presented and made public in the form of exhibitions, seminars and workshops.

The building utilizes the former Tatsuike Elementary School building, which was constructed in the early Showa period, and retains its original appearance. It also expresses the intention to take over the role of the elementary school, which has been a symbol of the local area for many years.

"Kyoto International Manga and Anime Fair (Kyomaf)"

"KYOMAF" is the abbreviation for "Kyoto International Manga and Anime Fair" (KYOMAF: KYOTO INTERNATIONAL MANGA ANIME FAIR), one of the few large-scale manga and anime events in Western Japan. Publishers, TV stations, video makers, and others will exhibit, promote the latest works, sell merchandise, and hold stage events. In 2024, the event will be held on Saturday, September 21st and Sunday, September 22nd, with Miyako Messe/ROHM Theatre Kyoto as the main venue. Tickets are on sale now on the official website (https://kyomaf.kyoto/).