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News Tokyo Anime Fair Opens Business Registration for 2009
posted on 2009-01-18 00:07 EST
Online pre-registration for industry buyers for the 2008 Tokyo International Anime Fair (TAF) has opened.
TAF 2009 will take place March 18 to 21 at Tokyo Big Sight on the island of Odaiba in Tokyo, Japan. TAF was initially a two-day, business-only trade show for the anime industry when it launched in 2002. The event was later expanded to a four-day event with two days reserved for business and two days open to the public. Public attendance costs 1,000 yen (800 yen in advance) and half as much for high school and junior high school students. Entry is free for seniors, young children accompanied by an adult, and pre-registered business attendees.
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