Heroes Made in Asia is the largest Dutch event for fans of Asian pop culture, featuring manga, anime, K-pop, cosplay, games, and Asian food.
Around ~5,000 attendees across the run.
Heroes Made in Asia takes place at Jaarbeurs Utrecht, which is accessible for visitors with disabilities and has several parking spaces for disabled visitors.
Cosplay is encouraged, with specific regulations regarding costumes and props. Dressing rooms are available for cosplayers to complete their outfits.
The event features various gaming areas, including esports tournaments and opportunities to play board and video games.
The convention includes workshops and masterclasses on various topics related to Asian culture, arts, and crafts.
A variety of Asian dishes, snacks, and sweets are available, catering to different tastes, including kid-friendly options.
A working schedule of the panels, screenings, and meetups happening across the run. Subject to change up to doors.
Experience the vibrant and energetic traditional Japanese dance form, Yosakoi, in this interactive workshop.
Learn the art of wig making and styling in this hands-on workshop led by Twigs Wigs.
Explore the world of voice acting and try your hand at bringing characters to life in this engaging workshop.
Join this workshop to learn basic Japanese language skills and phrases.
Gain insights into the history and culture of the samurai in this informative lecture.
Learn manga drawing techniques from professionals at Tokyo Doll NL in this creative workshop.
Discover how cosplay intersects with film and cinema in this insightful discussion.
Explore the art and culture of Geisha in this unique workshop led by Kinu no Hana.
Delve into the origins and evolution of cosplay in this educational panel.
Join this meet-and-greet session with Shiba Kimiko, a popular figure in the community.
Learn basic kicks and combos for cosplay from professional Tricks.with.jay in this beginner workshop.
Participate in a workshop on the art of double swords, a traditional Korean martial art.
Experience the ancient Japanese martial art of naginata in this hands-on workshop.
Learn the traditional Japanese art of drawing the katana in this focused workshop.
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