The New York Anime Festival
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The New York City Anime Festival is an anime, manga, and Japanese-culture convention held in New York City. According to the welcome note on the conventions website:
The inaugural New York Anime Festival is a celebration of classic and cutting-edge anime, manga, and Japanese culture taking place December 7-9 in the heart of New York City![1]
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| Status | active |
| Genre | anime |
| Location | New York City, New York, United States |
| Sponsor | Reed Exhibitors |
| First held | 2007 |
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[edit] History
- In 2007, The New York Anime Festival took place December 7 - December 9 at the Jacob K. Javits Center.
- In 2008, The New York Anime Festival took place September 26 - September 28 at the Jacob K. Javits Center.
- In 2009, The New York Anime Festival took place September 25 - September 27 at the Jacob K. Javits Center.
[edit] Impact on fandom
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[edit] Panels
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[edit] Exhibitors
Exhibitors who have attended The New York Anime Festival include:
- 1st Place Co., Ltd./Mar Creation, Inc.
- 88 dragon trading
- Akumu Ink
- All Nippon Airways Company, Ltd.
- AlterTimes
- Angry Penguin
- AniGames
- Anime Fix
- Anime Bento
- Anime Castle
- Anime Fan Zone
- Anime Force
- Anime Gift
- Anime Pavilion
- Anime Remix
- AnimeHot
- BeKyoot
- Comic Artist Supplies / Bill Cole Enterprises, Inc.
- Bloodlust Heartless Revival
- Boshi-Basiik
- CKT Sports, Inc.
- Cactus Mafia
- Cartoon Passion
- Chibi Buddies
- The Contact Lens Company
- Cosplay FTW
- Cute Oddity
- Cute Plush
- Del Rey Manga/Random House, Inc.
- Diamond Comic Distributors
- Discotek Media
- Diztrict
- Dragon Song Forge
- Dust-Off / Falcon Safety Products
- Emilie Jerard
- Erickson Brick
- Five Star Corp.
- The Five Wits
- FUNimation Entertainment
- gaming and anime
- Goody Stuff
- Gozer Games
- Greentea Design, Inc.
- HKT Toys
- Hammen Home
- Happy Japan
- Happy Sun Enterprises, Inc.
- Hen Da Ne!, Inc.
- House of Anime
- ITC
- I Believe In Santa, LLC
- Image Anime Co., Ltd.
- iteetoo
- Crystal & Fantasy Creations
- Japan National Tourist Organization (JNTO)
- Japan Society
- Kaku Lab Corp.
- KDDI America
- Killer Toys
- Kimono Lily
- Kingdon Arts
- Kinokuniya Bookstores
- Kujaku Trading
- Light It Up & The Grand Illumination
- MAN IN A DRESS
- Medley
- Metal Machine
- Milo Accessories
- Modondi/ NG Things, LLC
- Mok Management
- Nippon Anime Complex
- NTT DOCOMO USA, Inc.
- NYCMovieScreenings.com
- OffWorld Designs
- Omonomopoeia
- Onmyodo, LLC
- Oriental Arts & Crafts
- Otakon
- Otaku Social Network
- TheOtaku.com
- Pawstar
- Pegasus Publishing
- Philosopher Phlex
- Pix Poster Cellar
- Planet Neo
- Playlogic Entertainment, Inc.
- Reni Mimura
- Samsung Electronics Company
- MANGA CHAT
- Scarlett's Corset
- School of Visual Arts
- Science Fiction Continuum
- Secret Shop
- SEGA of America, Inc.
- Silent Giant Project
- Sleeping Samurai
- Superglorious
- Sushi Popper
- Suteneko Kimono
- The Comic Cellar
- The Dragon's Lair
- Theatrical Photography by Ed Zuccarelli
- TimeZone Gaming
- Tokyo Rebel
- The Tomb Custom Made Fangs
- Top Swords
- Try Out Toys Entertainment
- HALOLZ.com / NINJA-BOT.com
- Vertical, Inc.
- VideoGamesNewYork
- Warrior Emporium
- World Cyber Games USA
- Wuhao Newyork, Inc. Japanese Tenugui Art
- Yiheng Zhao
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[edit] External links
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