The last tickets for Heroes Made in Asia on sale

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The best Asian pop culture event in the Netherlands will take place for the second time! On Saturday 30 April and Sunday 1 May, the Evenementenhal Gorinchem will change into an Asian Walhalla. With new announcements from manga artists and judges for the Cosplay Contest, it promises to be another full program. The late bird tickets will go on sale tomorrow at noon and they will already announce a part of the line-up.

There is a lot to do and experience during Heroes Made in Asia! There is a varied range of workshops and demonstrations. Think of creative workshops such as a live drawing session with the artists, wig styling for beginners or an introduction to the Japanese language. There are also authentic demonstrations of furoshiki (the art of wrapping with traditional Japanese knot cloths), a tea ceremony and Japanese calligraphy. Those who prefer to be active can participate in the Kendo or ninja hand gesture workshops.

Discover the most beautiful cosplays
Cosplay is more popular than ever! And what is a better place to show off your best cosplay than on the Main Stage? Cosplayers can show their best outfits in front of thousands visitors during the Cosplay Catwalk. Anyone who dares to impress the jury with their best work can also participate in the Cosplay Contest. For example, the popular AkrCos and Inspector Lemon were already announced as judges. The third and final judge will be announced on Friday, April 8 at 3:00 PM.

Meet the best artists
When you think of Japan, you quickly think of manga. During Heroes Made in Asia, various artists will also come along to meet their fans. For example, illustrator Judit Mallol will be present throughout the weekend. Mallol released ‘Hallyu’ and ‘Discovering Seoul’, in which she takes her readers on an illustrated journey through South Korea. In addition to Mallol, illustrator and manga artist Carles Dalmau will also be present at the event. His own short story manga ‘Lucid Lucy’ won second prize at the Webtoon Awards. Both artists have a large following on Instagram, where they share much of their work.

Don’t miss it! The last tickets will go on sale Friday 8 April!

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Attention; important notice! There will be no trains running to and from Gorinchem station this coming Sunday

We have just received notification from Prorail that urgent track maintenance is scheduled for this coming Sunday, February 25th. We have engaged in discussions, but unfortunately, the work could not be postponed. We understand that this may cause problems for some of you. As alternative transportation, NS will deploy buses. However, please be aware that this may result in longer travel times.

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