This One Is Aimed For The Keion Fans(K-ON!!!)
so if you are one..you better read this...
YEAH YOU,YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THAT SCREEN READING THIS...
Eizan Electric Railway Co. (Eiden) and K-ON! team up to release a limited edition set of anime-inspired tickets. This five piece booklet features die-cut cardboard images of the characters and their instruments. Each piece features the shape of a guitar, keyboard, drums or bass. Fashioned after old train tickets, they are made of a hard cardboard material and are 0.6-millimeters thick. They will also be mounted on cardboard so customers can enjoy the pieces as a collector's item.
Each booklet is priced at 2,500 yen ($31). Sadly, it was announced that a total of 6,000 serial numbered sets were sold out moments after they were released.
K-ON! Booklet Image
K-ON! Ticket Image
This isn't the first time K-On! was used as a promotional tool. In the beginning of September 2010, the Kyoto prefectural government used the characters to promote the census. Sharp also created a calculator with designs of the characters.
so if you are one..you better read this...
YEAH YOU,YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THAT SCREEN READING THIS...
Eizan Electric Railway Co. (Eiden) and K-ON! team up to release a limited edition set of anime-inspired tickets. This five piece booklet features die-cut cardboard images of the characters and their instruments. Each piece features the shape of a guitar, keyboard, drums or bass. Fashioned after old train tickets, they are made of a hard cardboard material and are 0.6-millimeters thick. They will also be mounted on cardboard so customers can enjoy the pieces as a collector's item.
Each booklet is priced at 2,500 yen ($31). Sadly, it was announced that a total of 6,000 serial numbered sets were sold out moments after they were released.
K-ON! Booklet Image
K-ON! Ticket Image
This isn't the first time K-On! was used as a promotional tool. In the beginning of September 2010, the Kyoto prefectural government used the characters to promote the census. Sharp also created a calculator with designs of the characters.
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