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Kumoricon
Status	Active
Venue	Vancouver Hilton and Convention Center
Location	Vancouver, Washington
Country	United States
First held	2003
Attendance	3,003 in 2007
Official website

Kumoricon started as a two-day anime convention held in the Portland Metro Area. Kumori is a translation from Japanese, meaning 'cloudy'.

1 History
- 1.1 Event history
2 References
3 External links

[edit] History

[edit] Event history

Dates	Location	Atten.	Guests
November 29–30, 2003	Clarion Hotel Springfield, Oregon	419	Bakazoku^[1]
September 4–6, 2004	Portland Marriott Downtown Portland, Oregon	1,251	Bakazoku, Phuong-Mai Bui-Quang, Brad DeMoss, Jeannie Lee, and Dr. Antonia Levi.^[2]
September 3–5, 2005	Doubletree Hotel Portland-Lloyd Center Portland, Oregon	1,680	Bakazoku, Greg Dean, Brad DeMoss, Antonia Levi, Joshua Seth, and Toshifumi Yoshida.^[3]
September 2–4, 2006	Red Lion on the River Portland, Oregon	2,250	A-Key-Kyo, Bakazoku, Greg Dean, Liz Dean, Tiffany Grant, Piano Squall, and Kirk Thornton.^[4]
September 1–3, 2007	Vancouver Hilton and Convention Center Vancouver, Washington	3,003	A-Key-Kyo, Mohammad "Hawk" Haque, Ananth Panagariya, Sean Schemmel, The Slants, and Kirk Thornton.^[5]
August 30 – September 1, 2008	Doubletree Hotel Portland-Lloyd Center Portland, Oregon		Richard Epcar, The Slants, Kirk Thornton, and Tommy Yune.^[6]