NYAF Gallery Photos

8 Days of Anime

Day 1

How Communities Will Save the American Anime Industry - Louis Ponder
Make Your Own Cosplay: Misa Amane - Lan Nguyen

Day 2

Weekly Music Roundup Sept 19 - Lan Nguyen
Giant Robot Attack-Oh! The Mech Anime Influence - Mia Lerda

Day 3

Wanna Bite of Model: Lee So Young's Vampire Manhwa - Mia Lerda
Anime Dances - Lan

Day 4

Make Your Own Cosplay: Sanae Hanekoma - Lan Nguyen
Anime Hair: The New Seckshee - Lan Nguyen
Underrated Anime 01: Mado King Granzort - Tara Popp

Day 5

When Rock and Fashion Meet Manga Ai Yazawa's Nana - Mia Lerda
New 2 Anime - Jayelle Stermer

Day 6

Peter Tatara: The Man Behind the NYAF Madness - Mia Lerda
Historical Anime: A Trip to the Past - Mia Lerda

Day 7 - Round Table Discussion - Best Anime MMO

Part 1 with John Arzayus (Otakuden) and Louis Ponder (Xorsyst)
Part 2 with Simon Gim (Ningin), Lan Nguyen (Ningin) and Dale Sciria (Ningin)
Part 3 with Barry Zou (Bzou of OtakuInternational) and Duke Hong (Ningin)
Part 4 with Mia Lerda

Day 8

MO of a Magical Girl - Mia Lerda
Takanori Nishikawa: A Look into the Revolution - Lara Visconti
Anime Music as a Way to promote new Artists - Mia Lerda

New York Anime Festival

The New York Anime Festival is an annual anime convention held at the Jacob K. Javits Center in Midtown Manhattan. It features exclusive and extensive anime screenings, guests from America and Japan, manga, cosplay, video games, live-action Japanese cinema, fashion, food, and the cultural treasures that gave birth to Japanese pop culture.

The New York Anime Festival is operated by Reed Exhibitions, the world's largest event organizer. Reed also runs New York Comic Con, BookExpo America, the London Book Fair, the Tokyo International Book Fair, and MIPCOM. Reed's publishing branch is responsible for magazines including Variety, Publishers Weekly, Video Business, and Playthings.

September 26-28, 2008
Friday - 12 PM to 10 PM
Saturday - 10 AM to 10 PM
Sunday - 10 AM to 4 PM

Jacob K. Javits Center
655 West 34th Street
New York City, NY

Tickets

Order your ticket online now

All attendees seven-years-old and up need a ticket to get in. Children six-years-old and younger can enter for free with a paying adult. Please note, the New York Anime Festival recommends all children under 18 attend with an adult, and all children under 13 must have an adult with them while at the New York Anime Festival.

Online registration is now open! Weekend tickets are $55, Friday tickets are $35, Saturday tickets are $40, and Sunday tickets are $35. Just print out the barcode at the end of the process and take it with you to the New York Anime Festival in September.