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“#Sakura-Con 2021 Canceled Amidst Continuing COVID-19 Concerns<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues into 2021, convention cancellations must unfortunately, but understandably, follow suit. The latest con to be affected is Sakura-Con 2021<\/b>, which announced its cancellation via its official website<\/span><\/a> and Twitter account<\/span><\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Sakura-Con 2021 was initially planned for April 2-4 at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle. Those with active 2021 memberships will have them automatically transferred to 2022's event. <\/p>\n

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Last year's convention was also canceled due to the pandemic. Hopefully we'll all be able to safely venture out and attend Sakura-Con and other events once next year's convention season rolls around. <\/p>\n

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Joseph Luster is the Game<\/a>s and Web editor at <\/i>Otaku USA Magazine<\/i><\/a>. You can read his brand new comic, <\/i>MONSTER FLIGHT<\/i><\/a>, at <\/i>subhumanzoids<\/i><\/a>. Follow him on Twitter<\/a> <\/i>@Moldilox<\/i><\/a>.<\/i><\/p>\n