In Front of Akihabara Station: Distributing Handbills without Moving (AkibaBlog)

Circle Bad End, which is mainly made by people who want to be voice actors/actresses distributed handbills on the 29th in front of Akihabara Station. It's normal to see people who wear maid costume to distribute handbills for "dating with maid," but Bad End distributed handbills in a funny way- they hold handbills on their hands & don't move. They were doing it about 2 hours, and they didn't move at least 30 min (when somebody takes a handbill, they move).

Circle Bad End: Distributing Handbills
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In 20min: Haven't Moved
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In 35min: Still Haven't Moved
Did It About 2 Hours

Circle Bad End, which is mainly made by people who want to be voice actors/actresses distributed handbills on the 29th in front of Akihabara Station.

The handbill explains what kind of circle Bad End is, introduces the drama CD called Magical Panic, what they usually do- e.g. Comitia (Original Independence Comic Exhibition) that they are gonna participate, and an announcement of their live. It's normal to see people who wear maid costume to distribute handbills for "dating with maid," but Bad End distributed handbills in a funny way- they hold handbills on their hands & don't move.

When somebody takes their handbill, they vow like a robot. Staff of Bad End writes on their diary: "we performed about 2 hours in front of the Station! Buuuuuuuut!! Because of some accidents happened in Akiba, police or some guards were walking around, so it was hard to do! We tried to do quietly!" On April 30th, they also write: "our circle is not for doing a pantomime, so please do not misunderstand. We are just making steady efforts. Thank you for supporting us."

Some members of Circle Bad End have worked in the anime business. When I googled names of its casts of their drama CD, Magical Panic, some of them did voices of students in Kanon.