AnimeJapan 2021, one of the world’s largest anime events (held online from March 27 to March 30, 2021), has released a group visual with a newly-drawn illustration based on the theme of this year’s event, “Connect (∞)”. At the same time, all the programs of the pay channels, “AJ Stage” and “AJ Studio” that will be available on the day were announced.
However, in light of the current situation of the coronavirus and the emergency declaration issued by the government on January 7, and after considering the health and safety of the visitors and people involved, the real event will be canceled and the event will be held online only.
This time, all the programs of “AJ Stage” and “AJ Studio,” the pay-per-view channels that will be available on the day of “AJ 2021,” have been released.
There will be a total of 33 programs on the AJ Stage and 21 programs on the AJ Studio, for a total of 54 programs over the two days.
On both days, 24-hour archived streaming will be available, so you can enjoy “AJ” all day long.
Online tickets for AnimeJapan 2021 will go on sale at 1:00 pm on March 1, 2021.
Tickets for March 27 (available from 9:00 am Japan time on March 27 to 11:59 pm Japan time on March 28) and March 28 (available from 9:00 am Japan time on March 28 to 11:59 pm Japan time on March 29) will be priced at 3,800 JPY each (tax included).
Two-day tickets are priced at 7,300 JPY (tax included).
Goods featuring the newly drawn illustrations will also be available online.
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