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Not to be confused with Big Apple Anime Fest.
New York Anime Festival
Status Active
Venue Jacob K. Javits Center
Location New York, New York
Country United States
First held 2007
Organizer Reed Exhibitors
Attendance 18,399 in 2008
Official Website http://www.newyorkanimefestival.com

The New York Anime Festival is an anime and manga convention held annually since 2007 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on the West Side of Manhattan in New York City. Produced by Reed Exhibitors, the people behind the New York Comic Con, and the publishers of entertainment trade publications such as Variety, the inaugural event was held from December 7 through December 9, 2007.

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History

Event history

Dates Location Atten. Guests
December 7–9, 2007 Jacob K. Javits Center
New York, New York		 15,000 Yoshi Amao, Juno Blair B., Svetlana Chmakova, Colleen Clinkenbeard, Justin Cook, Abby Denson, Omar Dogan, Elena Dorfman, Josh Elder, Peter Fernandez, GeekNights, happyfunsmile, Chris Hazelton, Lindsey Henninger, Joanne Izbicki, David Kalat, Yasuhiro Koshi, Rachael Lillis, Patrick Macias, Mike McFarland, Disorganization XIII, Jamie McGonnigal, Joe Ng, Corinne Orr, Lisa Ortiz, Katsushi Ota, Sean Schemmel, Kobun Shizuno, Mike Sinterniklaas, Aimee Major Steinberger, Sonny Strait, Timothy Sullivan, Veronica Taylor, Michael "Mookie" Terracciano, Uncle Yo, Unicorn Table, Voltaire, and Tom Wayland.[1]
September 26–28, 2008 Jacob K. Javits Center
New York, New York		 18,399 Yoshitaka Amano, Steve Blum, Mandy Bonhomme, Abby Denson, echostream, Peter Fernandez, Kyle Hebert, Lindsey Henninger, Roland Kelts, Hideyuki Kikuchi, Disorganization XIII, Rachael Lillis, Love etc., Jamie McGonnigal, Kevin McKeever, Misako Rocks!, The Notorious MSG, Tony Oliver, Corinne Orr, Lisa Ortiz, Bill Rogers, Mike Sinterniklaas, Timothy Sullivan, Brad Swaile, Rie Tanaka, Veronica Taylor, TsuShiMaMiRe, Uncle Yo, Voltaire, and Tom Wayland.[2]
September 25–27, 2009 Jacob K. Javits Center
New York, New York		 21,388 Yoshiyuki Tomino, Yui Makino, Brittney Karbowski, Cherami Leigh, Disorganization XIII, Eric Maruscak, Green Light Anti-Zombie Squad, Jamie Marchi, Jamie McGonnigal, Kyle Hebert, Laura Bailey, Lindsey Henninger, Mario Bueno, Micah Solusod, Michael Sinterniklaas, Misako Rocks!, Monica Rial, Rachael Lillis, Scott Westerfeld, Shien Lee, Todd Haberkorn, Tom Wayland, Travis Willingham, Uncle Yo, Veronica Taylor, Yaya Han, Zach Bolton [3]

References

  1. ^ "New York Anime Festival 2007 Information". AnimeCons.com. http://www.animecons.com/events/info.shtml/1266. Retrieved 2008-04-27.  
  2. ^ "New York Anime Festival 2008 Information". AnimeCons.com. http://www.animecons.com/events/info.shtml/1535. Retrieved 2008-08-23.  
  3. ^ "New York Anime Festival 2009 Information". AnimeCons.com. http://www.animecons.com/events/info.shtml/1740. Retrieved 2009-01-07.  

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Anime conventions in North America
Canada
Ai-Kon (Manitoba) • Animaritime (New Brunswick) • Anime Evolution (British Columbia) • Anime North (Ontario) • Animethon (Alberta) • G-Anime (Quebec) • Otafest (Alberta) • Otakuthon (Quebec)
United States
Animazement (North Carolina) • Anime Banzai (Utah) • Anime St. George (Utah) • Anime Boston (Massachusetts) • Anime Central (Illinois) • Anime Detour (Minnesota) • Anime Expo (California) • Anime Express (Florida) • Anime Festival Orlando (Florida) • Anime Festival Wichita (Kansas) • Anime Mid-Atlantic (Virginia) • Anime Milwaukee (Wisconsin) • Anime NebrasKon (Nebraska) • Anime Punch! (Ohio) • Anime South (Florida) • Anime USA (Virginia) • Anime Vegas (Nevada) • Anime Weekend Atlanta (Georgia) • AnimeFest (Texas) • AnimeIowa (Iowa) • AnimeNEXT (New Jersey) • AniZona (Arizona) • Aurora-Con (Alaska) • Cleveland Colossal Convention (Ohio) • Daigacon (Kentucky) • FanimeCon (California) • Ichibancon (North Carolina) • Ikasucon (Indiana) • Ikkicon (Texas) • JACON (Florida) • Katsucon (D.C.) • Kawaii Kon (Hawaii) • Kumoricon (Oregon) • MechaCon (Louisiana) • Metrocon (Florida) • Middle Tennessee Anime Convention (Tennessee) • MomoCon (Georgia) • Naka-Kon (Missouri) • Nan Desu Kan (Colorado) • Nekocon (Virginia) • New York Anime Festival (New York) • No Brand Con (Wisconsin) • Ohayocon (Ohio) • Oni-Con (Texas) • Otakon (Maryland) • PersaCon (Alabama) • Pokettokon (Illinois) • Project A-Kon (Texas) • RealmsCon (Texas) • Sac-Anime (California) • Sakura-Con (Washington) • San Japan (Texas) • Senshi-Con (Alaska) • Sogen Con (South Dakota) • SugoiCon (Kentucky) • Tekkoshocon (Pennsylvania) • Tsubasacon (West Virginia) • Yaoi-Con (California) • Youmacon (Michigan)







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