Convention series
A Japan-based kemono-only doujinshi and creator sales event, held in Tokyo. The Japanese event name combines “fur,” “stream” and “first.” The archive documents ten editions from March 2011 through October 2015. Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと
Fur-st 12 was held October 29, 2016, at Kawaguchi Friendia (Kawaguchi Station Civic Hall). This one-day kemono/furry doujinshi fair hosted 57 dealer circles. Historical details are transcribed from official announcements in the Fur-st archive. Source: https://en.wikifur.com/wiki/Fur~st
Fur-st 13 was held March 18, 2017, at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Taitokan. This one-day kemono/furry doujinshi fair hosted 35 dealer circles. Historical details are transcribed from official announcements in the Fur-st archive. Source: https://en.wikifur.com/wiki/Fur~st
Fur-st 11 was held March 21, 2016, at Kawaguchi Friendia (Kawaguchi Station Civic Hall). This one-day kemono/furry doujinshi fair hosted 64 dealer circles. Historical details are transcribed from official announcements in the Fur-st archive. Source: https://en.wikifur.com/wiki/Fur~st
Fur-st 14 was planned for October 8, 2017, at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Taitokan, but was cancelled. The cancellation is attributed in the Fur-st history to the organizer’s announcement; the cited X post was not accessible during this check. Source: https://en.wikifur.com/wiki/Fur~st ; organizer notice: https://twitter.com/fur_st/status/875914322018410496
Tokyo Wholesale Merchants Center, Asakusabashi. The first Fur-st was a kemono-only doujinshi event held 11:30–15:30, with 184 artist booths (174 in-person and 10 mail-order). Following the March 11 earthquake, organizers considered cancellation or postponement but held the event as planned; attendees also raised relief donations. Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと
Held 11:30–15:30 at Friendia, Kawaguchi Station Civic Hall, Saitama. This kemono doujinshi event hosted 77 booths: 69 in-person, 5 mail-order and 3 program booths. Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと
Held 11:30–15:30 at Ota City Industrial Plaza PiO, Tokyo. This kemono doujinshi event hosted 271 artist booths (264 in-person, 7 mail-order), with a free space, registered cosplay area, participant art display and original-art exhibition. Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと
Held 11:30–15:30 at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Hamamatsucho, Tokyo. This kemono doujinshi event hosted 275 artist booths (265 in-person, 10 mail-order). Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと
A joint event with Shota Scratch 18 at Ota City Industrial Plaza PiO, Tokyo. It ran 11:30–15:30 and hosted 483 booths across both events, with age-checked areas for adults and all ages. Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと
Held 11:30–15:30 at Ota City Industrial Plaza PiO, Tokyo. This kemono doujinshi event hosted 203 artist booths (196 in-person, 7 mail-order); age-checked zones enabled under-18 attendance. Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと
Held 11:30–15:30 at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Taitokan, Tokyo. This kemono doujinshi event hosted 147 artist booths (140 in-person, 7 mail-order). Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと
Held 11:30–15:30 at Ota City Industrial Plaza PiO, Tokyo. This kemono doujinshi event hosted 144 artist booths (137 in-person, 7 mail-order), with age-checked zones for under-18 attendees. Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと
Held 11:30–15:30 at Tokyo Wholesale Merchants Center, Asakusabashi. This kemono doujinshi event hosted 124 booths: 116 in-person artist booths, 5 mail-order booths and 3 program booths. Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと
Held 11:30–15:30 at Tokyo Wholesale Merchants Center, Asakusabashi. This kemono doujinshi event hosted 61 booths: 53 in-person, 5 mail-order and 3 program booths. Source: https://ja.wikifur.com/wiki/ふぁーすと