Due to Covid 19, many conventions shut down and successfully held their cons online. However, with the way the world is moving forward Geek Culture conventions like New York Comic Con are reopening. Hawaii’s largest anime convention, Kawaii Kon will be reopening for an in-person con this year. Coming to the Hawaii Convention Center on November 19 – 21, 2021, Kawaii Kon is back in action and ready to reopen to the public!

So what is Kawaii Kon? Kawaii Kon is an annual three-day celebration of Japanese culture, anime, and pop culture held in Honolulu, Hawaii! You can learn more about tickets and events on their official website page HERE
Kawaii Kon has many events! Such as but not limited to:
- Art Auctions
- Artist Alley Games
- Cosplay (Costume) Contests
- Formal Ball
- Lolita Tea Party
- Speed Dating
- Video Game Tournaments
- Table Top Tournaments
Kawaii Kon also invites many well-known guests to their events such as Steven Blum and Eri Sasaki!
Be sure to check out Kawaii Kon’s social pages for updates about upcoming events! All Ages of Geek is certainly excited to see this event since our studio just moved to Hawaii!
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Tatiana Stec is the Co-Founder and Creative director at All Ages of Geek. You can follow her on Twitter @Tatiana_Stec
Tatiana Stec
Tatiana Stec is the co-founder and photographer of All Ages of Geek. She manages the internship and educational parts of the brand, while hosting an All Ages of Geek series dedicated to mental health and lifestyle tips. Tatiana is a graduate from Kean University. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a focus in Forensics. Tatiana also studied Literature and Creative writing as a minor at University. When Tatiana isn’t taking photos she is an advocate for individuals with behavioral and developmental disorders, spreading knowledge and information on mental health and the importance of the environment.
I remember going to “Oni-con” and it was a blast!