Science Fiction and Literature Club (kenkyū-kai) It was reported from 11 Japanese universities that they considered the current “best science fiction novel”, which was the Japan Science Fiction Conference on August 30 (nicknamed “Kamakon” this year). 20 students from 11 universities explore all types of “the hottest science fiction stories of the moment.” The colleges and clubs you participate in include University of Tokyotsukuba University science fiction novel Kenkyū-kai albireo, SF/mysterious novel Kenkyū-Kai and SF Kenkyu-Kai (science fiction club), SF/mysterious novel Kenkyū-Kai Albireo, Peking University’s SF/mysterious novel Kenkyū-Kai Albireo Nagoya Universityand Doshisha University.
These 11 clubs list their top three draft picks in the best science fiction novels in all media. The most common medium is all animations outside Osaka University and Ochanomizu University, selecting at least one animation title. especially, Nagoya UniversityKeio University, Chuo University and Kyushu University rankings latest Gundam series, Mobile server Gundam gquuuuuux. The first Mobile suit Gundam The anime has been made Doshisha Universitylist.
Comics are also common in all 11 club rosters. Famous series and franchises Masamune Shirow‘ The ghost in the shell Franchise and Yu Aida2002 series Gunman girl.
The choices for college science fiction and literature clubs are:
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University of Tokyoshingetsu ocha no kai
1. telescope (Kōichi Harukure novel)
2. hakozoko no elpis (light novel Takehiko Okishi)
3. Godzilla single point (Japanese cartoon)
Nagoya Universitykenkyu-kai
1. Mobile server Gundam gquuuuuux (Japanese cartoon)
2. planet (comics Makoto Yukimura)
3. 60 Nedai Nihon SF BestShūsei [Best of 1960s Japanese Science-Fiction] (Short stories collection Yasutaka Tsutsui)
SF Kenkyu-kai from Kyoto University
1. anata no bubble no monogatari (Bōryoku’s short story to Hametsu No Hakobite)
2. All motorcycle lights (Tokio Amasawa novel)
3. Link Click (Chinese animation)
SF Kenkyu-kai from Osaka University
1. Deatte 4-kōnende gattai (Futotta Obasan’s comics)
2. All Metal Daemon: Muramasa (Visual Novel)
3. CyberCyber (video games)
SF Kenkyu-kai from Keio University
1. hakozoko no elpis (light novel Takehiko Okishi)
2. Mobile server Gundam gquuuuuux (Japanese cartoon)
3. mouse (Short story collection Osamu Makino)
SF Kenkyu-kai from Chuo University
1. Mobile server Gundam gquuuuuux (Japanese cartoon)
2. Magic gun (Barrington J. Bayley novel)
3. Revolutionary girl Uttenna (Japanese cartoon)
Tsukuba University’s science fiction novel Kenkyū-kai Albireo
1. Kaguya Planet No.2 Tokushu Palestine (Magazine)
2. Garbage world (Freeze Movie)
3. Rick and Morty (Animation series)
SF Kenkyu-kai from Kyoshu University
1. Mobile server Gundam gquuuuuux (Japanese cartoon)
2. Rascal doesn’t dream Series (light novel series Hajime Kamoshida)
3. Encountering the universe (board game)
SF Kenkyu-kai from Ochanomizu University
1. Gunman girl comics go through Yu Aida)
2. The disappearing world (Sayaka Murata novel)
3. If we can’t move forward at the speed of light (Kim Cho-Yup novel)
Toohoku University’s SF/Mysterious Novel Kenkyū-kai
1. Cyber (Japanese cartoon)
2. Tamanegi to Kurarion (Kazuto minazuki’s light novel)
3. Cannon parade (video games)
Doshisha Universitykenkyu-kai
1. Mobile suit Gundam (1979 animation)
2. Daicon IV Open Animation (Japanese cartoon)
3. The ghost in the shell Franchise (comics Masamune Shirow and partner)
Source: Kamaken, 63rd Japan Science Fiction Conference website@Pessimstkohan’s X/Twitter accountPesim’s notes website
