Check out our coverage of WonFes Summer 2024 here.
Mark your calendars for Wonder Festival Summer 2024. July 28, 2024 (10AM to 5PM) is the date. As always, it will be held at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan – home to WonFes.
Is your wallet ready or have you already been living on instant noodles? WonFes Summer 2024 is happening and with that comes exclusive and limited edition figures! Not to mention, we could be getting updates on many of the anime figures we’ve all been waiting for. I know many several on my wishlist that have not had updates in a long while.
If you are one of the lucky people who can attend WonFes in person, you have various options for getting a ticket.
- Advance admission ticket: 3,500 yen
- Pre-sold admission ticket (U22 discount): 2,200 yen
- Pre-sold admission ticket (afternoon discount): 2,300 yen
- On-day ticket: 4,000 yen
- Priority Admission: 7,500 yen
Also, kids (elementary age) can enter for free with a parent.
While waiting for new WonFes news, you can check out our coverages of Wonder Festival below.
- WonFes Winter 2024: What’s New?
- WonFes Winter 2024 – Everything You Need to Know
- New Figures for WonFes Summer 2023
- Wonder Festival Summer 2023: What Can Collectors Expect?
- Wonder Festival Winter: What’s New?
You can also check back on the day of the event to read our coverage.
Wonder Festival, commonly known as WonFes, is a biannual event held in Japan that celebrates and showcases the world of figures and model kits. Today, it has become the most anticipated convention for anime hobbyists, figure collectors, and enthusiasts. The festival features an array of displays from major manufacturers, independent creators, and garage kit makers. Presenters offer a diverse range of figures spanning anime, manga, video games, and pop culture. For attendees, it is an opportunity to purchase limited-edition items, view upcoming releases, and even network with other collectors. There are also cosplay events.
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I started the NekoFigs blog in January 2021, 5 years after I’ve started collecting anime figures. It all started with one humble prize figure of Saber Lily which was bought on a whim. Now, I have also started my own anime figure store which just means more box problems.