Otakon

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.

One of the longest-running and largest anime conventions on the East Coast, celebrating East Asian pop culture—anime, manga, music, cinema, and gaming. Run by the non-profit Otakorp, Inc. since 1994. Features massive dealer halls, artist alley, cosplay masquerade, AMV contests, concerts, industry panels, and 24-hour video rooms. Moved from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in 2017.