Anime North is an annual event in Toronto, Canada, that celebrates much of Japanese art, television, manga, music and games.

The large-scale convention is truly colossal: Over 100,000 people regularly call upon the downtown celebration of Japanese ...

The Tokyo X Festival celebrates Japanese culture and traditions with a vibrant array of events, including tea ceremonies, ...

A cosplay show by CosplayNYC Magazine added manga-inspired flair. Workshops included ikebana, origami, bonsai, manga drawing, calligraphy, kimono dress-ups, and a Go tournament.

IN ENGLISH, THE word “kimono” means simply “the thing to wear,” and beginning in Japan’s Heian period (794-1185) and throughout the Edo period (1603-1868), during which the country shut ...

Dress up for a cosplay contest, where the winner will win $1,000 in cash. ... Or take part in an origami workshop, kimono workshop, intro to speaking Japanese, and speed dating.

The popularity of Japanese culture is evident at events like Mela Mela and Comic Con India, where anime fandoms, cosplay, and manga collectibles are thriving. Figini notes that anime and manga serve ...

Get autographs, snap photos, and dive into authentic Japanese culture through activities like traditional kimono try-ons, shogi, calligraphy, origami, and a delightful Tea Ceremony. 8. Family Fun Zone ...

Attendees immersed themselves in Japanese culture through kimono try-ons, themed photography zones, the Nagashi Somen bamboo noodle festival, and a lively cosplay celebration.

Yume Japanese Gardens in Midtown hosted its first-ever Kimono and Kanzashi Fashion Show, highlighting the artistry and tradition behind the kimono and its intricate accessories.

The eighth Konnichiwa Japan festival in Delhi celebrated Japanese culture with traditional crafts, food, music, and sports like sumo wrestling. The fest had many artistes, dressed in traditional ...