Eight Cosplayers of Miku Hatsune, Haruhi, etc: "Strategy of Valentine's Day" (AkibaBlog)

On the 11th at a vehicle-free street in Akihabara, there were 8 cosplayers who are from a cosplayer's circle "Pinkish Trick" and they wore costumes of Miku Hatsune, Shana, Haruhi, Nagato, Fate, etc. They distributed a Valentine card made by Origami. That was an event called "Strategy of Valentine's Day." Cameramen surrounded them and some people (visitors?) took pictures with them.

Cosplayer's Circle "Pinkish Trick": "Strategy of Valentine's Day"
Miku Hatsune, Rin Kagamine, Mikuru, Haruhi, Nagato, & Miyuki (from the left)

Taking Pictures with Them: Also Shana & Fate were There

I have reported about the "Free Chocolate Movement" that was done by cosplayers (they distributed chocolates on the 10th) and anti-Valentine's Day that a guy distributed a handbill that says "Feb. 14 is the day of dried small sardine." On the 11th, which was a holiday in Japan, ladies from cosplayer's circle "Pinkish Trick" distributed a Valentine card made by Origami.

8 cosplayers who are from a cosplayer's circle "Pinkish Trick" and they wore costumes of Miku Hatsune, Shana, Haruhi, Nagato, Fate, etc. They distributed a heart-shaped-Valentine card made by Origami, which has URL. That was an event called "Strategy of Valentine's Day." Cameramen surrounded them and some people (visitors?) took pictures with them.

According to Asagawo-blog-san, those 8 cosplayers were at a vehicle free street around 1pm, and Jebro-san on his website reports with pictures that "they distributed the cards until around 5pm. In the evening, they looked cold especially Rin… Please do not catch a cold!"

"Strategy of Valentine's Day" was the first event for us, so we were worried what would happen… but we really enjoyed giving our heart and we do think it was nice to do! Our efforts of making heart-shaped cards were fully rewarded. I guess that was the first time for us to fold so many Origami.
"Strategy of Valentine's Day"