Just another regular meeting at the Good Smile Company offices - thought I'd take photos of the goodies in the office between sessions.
All photos taken on the Sony NEX-5N with the Zeiss Sonnar F1.8 24mm.
The tree by the entrance has been inhabited by some interesting animals.
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Gumako kawaii!
Cant wait to see the Vocaloids in action again. Oh damn what am I saying?! I sound as if I knew something that I'm trying to keep quiet!
Load of Three A goodies in the office.
Mongrol is huge!
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The meeting area by the entrance.
Had an external meeting with the big boss Aki Takanori before coming to the offices where he said "I've got a blue racing bicycle in the office - its yours."
I was like @.@!!! Thanks Aki-san! Will give it the Itachari treatment ASAP ^^;
And this is one of Aki-sans other bikes.
A new darts machine appeared in the office.
Cute girls in the office. Annotate the part that you looked at first when you say this scroll.
Brought my AFA co-host Yoshimi along to the meetings as she will be involved in the next project which is
The Good Smile Seijin!
The main office - more photos in this post and you can have a virtual visit in Season 1 of Culture Japan.
Also, more photo reports from other anime company offices listed up below.
Then its off to Indotei - the Indian restaurant run by figure maker Max Factory. Indotei is located within a bricks throw away from the main office and Good Smile Cafe.
The food at Indotei is just incredible!
Indotei also make Mirai-chan's own brand of curry - Mirai Curry!
Yoshimi-chan was also joined me in the studio for Episode 10 and 11 of Culture Japan Season 2 which I accidentally uploaded to YouTube below.
Heading back to base and take more photos of the snow.
Picked up a Nendoroid Calendar before leaving the office - Mirai-chan on it next year?!
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