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Taiwan's CCF Cosplay Comic Festival Wraps Three Days In Taipei

CCF Cosplay Comic Festival 08 ran from October 9 to 11, 2026, at Huabo Park Zhengyan Hall in Taipei City, Taiwan.

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Why it matters

CCF is a young event testing whether an anime festival built around cosplayers' needs rather than around booths or commercial content can hold together across three days and multiple cities.

Taiwan's CCF Cosplay Comic Festival Wraps Three Days In Taipei

Key Facts

  • CCF Cosplay Comic Festival 08 ran from October 9 to 11, 2026, at Huabo Park Zhengyan Hall in Taipei City, Taiwan.
  • The organizer says CCF was first held in Taichung in October 2024.
  • CCF has expanded its host regions from Taichung to cities including Taipei and Kaohsiung.
  • CCF treats photographers' composition and lighting as part of the work alongside costumes and makeup.
  • CCF emphasizes consent when shooting and respect among participants.

The event puts cosplayers at the center of planning, treating photography, composition, and lighting as part of the work, and it enforces consent rules for shooting. The organizer says CCF began in Taichung in October 2024 and has since expanded to Taipei and Kaohsiung.

The organizer traces CCF to a simple complaint: at most anime and manga events in Taiwan, cosplayers gather around the program rather than shape it. CCF was built to reverse that, with cosplayer needs considered from the choice of venue and program down to how photography is handled on the floor.

That means consent rules for shooting and an explicit expectation of respect between participants, alongside doujin works such as cosplay photo books and model displays. The event also works to link SNS posts of works back to meetings at the venue, and to build ties with media and overseas partners. The Taipei edition ran three days.

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