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The Link partnered with Mr. Chris Lau, Hong Kong’s first full-time pop-up book artist, in launching “Hong Kong’s First Pop-up Book on 360° Giant Scenes of Japanese Streets”. It features food streets and Sakura parks of Japan by presenting landmark street scenes in Tokyo, Osaka and Hokkaido as 3D pop-up models, which makes one feel as if on the streets of Japan. This will be a great photo taking opportunity!
The Link partnered with Mr. Chris Lau, Hong Kong’s first full-time pop-up book artist, in launching “Hong Kong’s First Pop-up Book on 360° Giant Scenes of Japanese Streets”. It features food streets and Sakura parks of Japan by presenting landmark street scenes in Tokyo, Osaka and Hokkaido as 3D pop-up models, which makes one feel as if on the streets of Japan. This will be a great photo taking opportunity!
The “Japanese-Style Baby Crawling Contest” was held on 28 April, up to 150 babies dressed up in kimonos, cosplay or other costumes were invited to compete for the “Most Japanese Style Baby Award” and the “Most Vigorous Baby Award.
The “Japanese-Style Baby Crawling Contest” was held on 28 April, up to 150 babies dressed up in kimonos, cosplay or other costumes were invited to compete for the “Most Japanese Style Baby Award” and the “Most Vigorous Baby Award.
Up to 150 kid models gathered in the “Kid Model Fashion Show”, showcased their most confident and stylish appearance on the stage to compete for the “Kid Model King Award”, “The Most Charming Kid Model”, “The Most Trendy Kid Model”, “The Most Popular Kid Model” and “The Best Costume Award”.
Up to 150 kid models gathered in the “Kid Model Fashion Show”, showcased their most confident and stylish appearance on the stage to compete for the “Kid Model King Award”, “The Most Charming Kid Model”, “The Most Trendy Kid Model”, “The Most Popular Kid Model” and “The Best Costume Award”.
The Link brought Japan’s top street culture “Noge Street Performance” to Hong Kong for the first time. All of these performances will immerse visitors in Japanese street atmosphere at Lok Fu Plaza.
The Link brought Japan’s top street culture “Noge Street Performance” to Hong Kong for the first time. All of these performances will immerse visitors in Japanese street atmosphere at Lok Fu Plaza.
| To celebrate the 2nd anniversary of Lok Fu Plaza, from 28 April to 31 May, The Link is hosting “The Link’s Japanese Street Art”, a series of celebrations bringing Japan’s landmark street scenes and art performances to the plaza, which will certainly be the talk of the town. The first two events “Japanese-Style Baby Crawling Contest” and “Kid Model Fashion Show” were held successfully, bringing a strong Japanese atmosphere at Lok Fu Plaza. More exciting programs in May as follows - Costumed Baby Crawling Contest (12 May) Up to 225 babies dressed up as street performers and Japanese cartoon characters will be invited to compete for the “Best Costumed Baby Award” and the “Most Vigorous Award”. “Lok Fu’s Got Talent” Show (19 May) Up to 80 kids will be invited to participate in the show and give a two-minute performance to compete for “The Stage King Award”, “The Most Trendy King Award”, “The Best Performance Award”, “The Most Popular Performer Award” and “The Best Costume Award”. Japanese Cartoon Character Crawling Contest (26 May) Up to 225 babies dressed up as Japanese cartoon characters will be invited to compete for the “Most Lovely Baby Award” and the “Most Vigorous Baby Award”. Apart from the above events, The Link is also offering generous shopping offers during the celebration period. Customers who spend HK$200 or above on purchases are entitled to a free Kawaii sweetheart donut while stocks last. Purchases made with the Dah Sing The Link Happy Visa Card entitle the buyer to an additional donut. For further details, please refer to the appendix. |