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The IV manga and Japanese culture 'Cartagena rolls up', in which organization collaborate the Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT), the Ministry of Culture and Spokesperson and the City expects to receive during this weekend (23 and 24 April) visited by 10,000 people.

For this edition, the organizers have increased the number of activities to be undertaken in the School of Industrial Engineering UPCT up to 200. Will activities covering a wide range of manga universe and Japanese culture such as lectures, exhibitions, competitions of 'cosplay' karaoke and dancing, tournaments in the area of ​​video games and numerous workshops.

Also, a large area of ​​exhibition and sale with over 30 commercials, many of them in the region will enable exhibitors.

The general director of Youth, Francisco Sanchez, visited the different spaces that make up this event with the director and coordinator 'Cartagena rolls up his' Antonio Alvarez and Juan Alvarez, and highlighted "the great work done to consolidate the Hall Manga Cartagena in just four editions and make it a benchmark in its category. "

Responsible for Youth recalled that this year "have increased the number of activities significantly, especially those aimed at spreading a culture of great wealth as is the Japanese".

In fact, he added, "for this weekend, attendees can learn more about writing, gastronomy, care of bonsai and Japanese traditions, thus demonstrating the great training capacity of such activities also are appealing to audiences of all ages, not just for the younger ones ".

In this fourth edition, will again go through the grounds of 'Cartagena rolls up his' guests as Jesulink, the author of manga most awarded Spanish;

known 'cosplayers',' youtubers' and designers, who include Mike Valo, Dranosh, Glory Roller and Aérien, and artists like Ruki Chan, the first 'idol' Spanish in Japan, who will give a concert to present his album 'Japani beats!

Ruki Special vol.1 '.

In addition, coinciding with the celebration this weekend of the International Book Day, was organized in Cartagena a drawing competition on 'Don Quixote' and a space will be enabled during the two days for participants fleshed out a scene from the famous Cervantes with manga style.

All information on programming and ticket sales is available on the website of the event, www.cartagenaseremanga.es.

Source: CARM