We Are Katsucon

KATSUCON 2025 – February 14th – 16th, 2025

Katsucon is an annual 3-day fan convention held in the D.C. metro area for multicultural enthusiasts and entertainment.

Venue

Gaylord National Hotel and Convention Center
201 Waterfront Street
National Harbor, MD 20745
(301) 965-4000 – reservations
Maps and Transportation

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GUIDEBOOK IS LIVE

Click here for Katsucon 2024’s Guidebook page

COVID-19 Guidelines & Changes

Check back for updates frequently as the situation in the area is ever changing. KATSUCON 2022 COVID Guidelines & Policies | Katsucon

Welcome Back! Katsucon 2022!!

That’s right we’re back and we getting things spun up as quickly as possible. Please check back in the next coming weeks for updates and information on Katsucon 2022 reopening. Registration will be opening today (June 12th, 2021) at 12 o’clock EST. Registration can be found here. The hotel block will be opening on June…

 

 
 

 

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