Rains fail to deter Chiikawa fans and big spenders after roundabout cancellation
The return of an exhibition featuring popular Japanese manga series Chiikawa to Hong Kong drew crowds and big spenders on a rainy Sunday afternoon, even though the organiser cancelled a much-anticipated roundabout due to safety reasons. While some fans expressed disappointment over the halted rides at the K11 Musea promenade on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, others welcomed the alternative…
An exhibition showcasing the popular Japanese manga series Chiikawa captivated Hong Kong crowds on a rainy Sunday, despite the cancellation of a roundabout ride for safety concerns. Fans, while disappointed by the lost amusement, embraced the stationary roundabout where they could capture photos with beloved characters. Some visitors splurged on expensive merchandise, with some spending thousands of Hong Kong dollars.
Despite the detour, the event organizer, AllRightsReserved, welcomed the alternative arrangement, ensuring safety while maintaining the charm of the Chiikawa characters.
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