Nan Desu Kan - Oct. 13 - Early Arrivals

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For the second year in a row, the Sheraton Denver West, several miles from downtown, was the home of Nan Desu Kan.	Superfan Rob Miles was one of a group of attendees found at a breakfast table in the hotel's restaurant on Friday morning...
...along with Steve Bennett of Studio Ironcat, last spotted at the previous weekend's Anime Weekend Atlanta.	This page saw the artist of Futaba-Kun Change in Cedar Rapids in 1999. In mid-October of 2000, Hiroshi Aro was back in the U.S.
Richard Noboru Kekahuna of Bandai was also at breakfast. (A little later, we learned that another U.S. anime company - not Bandai - was getting ready to announce the acquisition of a major anime title at Nan Desu Kan, taking one of the biggest series in the business away from another company.)	Here's a friendly representative of the (determinedly non-political) Bay Area Anime Society, many of whose members spent the previous weekend at the new Ani-Magic convention north of Los Angeles.

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