Michael Bahleda examines some of the Gundam model sets that will be distributed at the anime fair planned for April 15 at the Nolan Center. The fair will include movies, crafts and collectibles of the popular Japanese art form.
Breathtaking visuals, gripping plot twists, fascinating history and fun collectibles - all this and more will be available at the Nolan Center's first ever anime fair next month, which aims to bring this popular Japanese artform to Wrangell.
The fair, which will take place 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. April 15 at the Nolan Center, is open to all ages and interest levels, from diehard anime fans to genre newcomers. The event is "new for Wrangell," said Nolan Center Director Cyni Crary, who was involved in planning. "We're hoping that people turn out for it."
Anime is the Japanese term for "animation," and...
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