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| Location | |
|---|---|
| Type | Anime convention |
| Website | atsusacon.be |
Atsusacon is an annual Belgian anime convention. It is an international festival for enthusiasts of anime, cosplay, video games, manga and other forms of modern Asian popular culture.[1]
The festival is characterised by a strong emphasis on cosplay, elaborate stage shows and Japanese culture, alongside a programme of workshops, lectures and concerts.[1] It is organised by volunteers of Ganbaro vzw.
History
[edit]In its early years the festival was held at Antwerp Expo in Antwerp.[2] It moved to the ICC Ghent in Ghent in 2015,[3] and relocated again in 2026 to the Ter Elst conference centre in Edegem.[4]
| Date | Venue | Attendance | Theme |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23–24 July 2011 | Antwerp Expo | ? | Atsusacon 2011 – first edition! |
| 14–15 July 2012 | Antwerp Expo | ? | Atsusacon 2012 |
| 20–21 July 2013 | Antwerp Expo | ? | Atsusacon 2013, More active than ever! |
| 19–20 July 2014 | Antwerp Expo | ? | Atsusacon 2014, The fun continues! |
| 18–19 July 2015 | ICC Ghent | c. 1,000 | Atsusacon 2015 |
| 6–7 August 2016 | ICC Ghent | c. 1,000 | Myths & Legends |
| 5–6 August 2017 | ICC Ghent | c. 1,000 | Monsters vs. Mechas |
| 27–28 July 2018 | ICC Ghent | c. 1,100 | School Festival |
| 3 August 2019 | ICC Ghent | c. 1,100 | Atsusa Summer Fest[3][5] |
| 16–17 July 2022 | ICC Ghent | c. 1,400 | Ninja vs. Samurai (10th edition) |
| 8–9 July 2023 | ICC Ghent | ? | Into Another World! – Isekai edition[1] |
| 19–20 July 2025 | ICC |
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