Local VTuber Festival 2025: First Event Scheduled for November

Asukanet Co., Ltd., led by President Daikichiro Murakami, announced that it will hold the “1st Local VTuber Festival” on Saturday, November 1, 2025, in Tokyo. This event represents a new form of entertainment aimed at regional revitalization, where VTubers and local heroes showcase the unique attractions of communities across Japan.
Event Overview and Highlights
The inaugural festival will run from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM at a venue in Tokyo, with exact location details provided only to ticket holders. A key feature of the event is its collaboration with “Gotouchi Dantai! V-Kyaranja”. In addition to VTubers from various regions, local heroes and characters will perform, highlighting the individuality and cultural charm of their respective areas. Featured VTubers include Mikone Rensakura, Kine Kashio, and Anne Ajisai. Following the performances, a 1-on-1 fan meeting session is planned, offering attendees a rare and personal experience.
Ticket information is available here.
Event Background and Significance
Hosted by Asukanet, this festival serves as a regional revitalization initiative contributing to tourism, education, and talent development. The company has previously seen success with events such as the Orizuru VTuber Festival and Awa VTuber Festival. By hosting this new festival, Asukanet aims to further raise awareness of local communities and stimulate regional engagement. Utilizing XR technology and aerial projection techniques, the festival promises a seamless blend of virtual and real experiences, delivering unexpected moments of wonder for attendees.
Future Outlook
Asukanet continues to create new value by linking regional communities with entertainment. Moving forward, the company plans to expand VTuber festivals nationwide, offering more communities and participants opportunities to engage. Through these initiatives, local cultures and unique characteristics are expected to gain wider recognition and continue evolving in exciting ways.
Source: PR TIMES