Tokyo Anime Dispatch

On July 1, 2026, FURYU announced that it will exhibit at Anime Expo 2026 at the Los Angeles Convention Center from July 2 through July 5, local time. The company says the booth will combine original figure displays, free crane-game play, an overseas version of its photo machine YES foto archive, and the first overseas installation of its SUKELU factory "oshi-katsu" printing machine. What Was Announced FURYU says the booth will draw from two of its business lines: its "world-view business," which turns character appeal into physical items, and its "girls trend business," which includes print-seal style machines and related entertainment services. In practice, that means a booth built around hands-on experiences rather than only product shelves. Visitors will see original figures, including items from the Noodle Stopper Figure, BiCute, Desktop Fairy, F:NEX, and TENTOL lines. The company also says booth guests will be able to try crane games for free, an...

On July 1, 2026, FURYU said it will bring a very specific slice of Japanese fan culture to Anime Expo 2026 in Los Angeles. The company is planning a booth that goes beyond static display cases: original figures, a free crane-game trial, and first-in-the-US installations of its YES foto archive photo machine and SUKELU factory fan-goods printer will all be on show when the convention opens on July 2, 2026. That combination matters because it frames anime merchandise as an experience, not just a product. FURYU is using one of North America's biggest anime events to show how Japanese fandom works in practice: people collect figures, try their luck at crane games, take commemorative photos, and create personalized goods around the characters they love. For overseas visitors, the booth is a compact introduction to the logic behind oshikatsu , the increasingly visible culture of supporting a favorite character or franchise with time, money, and customized fan activity. What Wa...