The 27th Ani-Com & Games Hong Kong opened this morning, and it is already shaping up as the most expansive edition in ACGHK’s history. Running 24–28 July 2026 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, the event expanded into Halls 1, 3 and 5 simultaneously for the first time — its largest floor plan ever — with 201 exhibitors and 689 participants across five days.
For Singapore fans, ACGHK is one of the most accessible cons in the region — a 3.5-hour flight, an MTR stop from the HKCEC, and a line-up that routinely pulls exclusive reveals and guests you won’t see anywhere else in Asia. This year is no different.
hololive × Medialink: “It’s Holo-Tea Time!” ACGHK Exclusive
Cover Corporation and Medialink Group have launched a collaboration themed around an afternoon tea party, featuring seven talents across three divisions of hololive: Shirakami Fubuki and Momosuzu Nene (hololive JP), Kobo Kanaeru (hololive Indonesia), and Ninomae Ina’nis, Hakos Baelz, Fuwawa Abyssgard and Mococo Abyssgard (hololive English).
The “It’s holo-tea time!” collection is available exclusively at Medialink’s Booth E01 in Hall 1 throughout ACGHK. The merchandise line is wide: linku blind box plushies (HKD$79 each, $395 for the full set of 5), heart-shaped badge sets (14 designs, $38/piece or $392 for the complete set), acrylic stands ($98 each), teacup-shaped keychains, an art book ($98), T-shirts ($200), perfume ($298), and lucky bags packed with paper goods and textiles.
A second hololive collection, hololive natsu Paradise – hololive Generation 0, is also available at the same booth, covering a separate set of Gen 0 talents with summer-themed designs. SG fans who can’t make the trip should watch Medialink’s online store — convention exclusives have historically sold out but sometimes restock online weeks later.
Kengo Kawanishi and Sumire Uesaka Live on Stage
Two Japanese voice actors are on the guest list this year. Kengo Kawanishi — the voice of Muichiro Tokito in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba — is performing live at the HKCEC over the weekend. Joining him is Sumire Uesaka, known to SG fans as Motoko Kusanagi in the recent Ghost in the Shell anime and Hayase Nagatoro in Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro. Uesaka is also a JPop artist, so her appearances often include musical performances alongside stage talk.
ShishiWata Virtual Fan Meeting
On the VTuber side, hololive’s beloved duo Shishiro Botan and Tsunomaki Watame — known together as “ShishiWata” — are headlining a virtual fan meeting at ACGHK. The pair have been a fan-favourite pairing for years, and their ACGHK appearance (even in virtual format) marks the first major region-wide fan meeting for this duo outside Japan.
Three Halls, Pokémon TCG, and Record Scale
Beyond the headliners, ACGHK 2026 is packed across its three halls. Notable zones and exhibits include:
- ComixPop Vol.01 — nearly 40 Hong Kong comic artists, including Japan International Manga Award winner Jerry Cho
- Dig Dig Island — a new collector zone for designer figures and art toys, curated by animator Neco Lo
- ElefunPop Art & Toy Show — 47 international designers
- Pokémon TCG — making its ACGHK debut with a dedicated photo zone
- Hot Toys — a 4.5-metre Spider-Man installation
- Sanrio — a two-metre Egyptian-themed Hello Kitty booth
- BeyBlade X — live battle zone in Hall 3
- 80+ overseas doujin creators at the Doujin Paradise section
Magic: The Gathering’s Marvel collaboration range — spanning the Spider-Man and Marvel Super Heroes sets — is also on the floor, with collector boosters and gift bundles available for purchase.
Practical Info for SG Fans Heading to ACGHK
ACGHK 2026 runs daily 10am–9pm (Halls 3 & 5 open at 11am), with the final day on 28 July closing at 8pm. Admission is HKD$50 for adults, HKD$25 for children aged 3–11, and HKD$150 for a Fast Pass. There is no on-site ticket sale — all tickets must be purchased in advance via the ACGHK App, 7-Eleven or Circle K stores in Hong Kong.
The venue is at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wanchai: MTR to Wanchai Station (A5 exit) or Exhibition Centre Station (B3 exit). Cosplay entry requires a separate Cosplayer Pass (HKD$50/day, capped at 4,500 per day).
For more regional pop-culture events, check our event coverage — there is plenty more on the calendar through August.