Free Event for Japanese Fans at Banjarmasin Cultural Park.

Before entering the excitement of HanaCon 2025, Wibu and fans of Japanese pop culture in Banjarmasin will first be welcomed by a warm-up event entitled Road to HanaCon 2025. This event will be held on Sunday, June 1 2025, at the Balairung Sari Building, Banjarmasin Cultural Park, starting at 11.00 WITA until finished. The good news is, this event is free, aka no HTM, so everyone can come and join in the fun!

Event content full of entertainment and positive energy.

Even though it is a warm-up, Road to HanaCon doesn't mess around in terms of content. This event is sure to present various exciting activities typical of the world of Japan and pop culture. Starting from cosplay appearances, live performances, interactions with the community, to interesting booths that visitors can visit throughout the day.

Although the details of the rundown have not been officially announced, the atmosphere created will really support fans to express themselves, meet each other, and enjoy the typical atmosphere of a Japanese festival in the middle of the city.

Community Reunion and Introduction Event with HanaCon

For those who are familiar with the world of Japanese events in South Kalimantan, HanaCon is certainly not a foreign name. So, Road to HanaCon is the right place to welcome loyal and new visitors who want to know more about this event. Local communities, cosplayers, idol groups, and Japanese pop art activists will be present and open up a space for exciting interaction.

Strategic Location and Supportive Cultural Atmosphere

The Balairung Sari building, which is located in the Banjarmasin Cultural Park, is the right choice to hold this event. The venue is spacious, easy to access, and has a strong cultural atmosphere that will add to the comfort and appeal of the festival.

Come on, enliven the Road to HanaCon 2025!

For those of you who can't wait to welcome HanaCon, this event is the perfect start. Prepare your best costumes, invite your friends, and be part of the excitement of the Japanese pop culture community in Banjarmasin. See you there!

This article was written by the Dunia Games Community.