She has published numerous articles for academic and general interest publications, literary translations, and guides to publishing and professionalization skills. She is the Faculty Fellow of a University of Oregon residence hall and has received a national award for her mentorship work. Alisa enjoys presenting at public events like cultural festivals, anime cons, reading groups, and TEDx.

As usual for our online meetings, the meeting will be streamed in real time on Kumoricon's Twitch channel. Additional participation is available on our public Discord server.

If you have news to report during the "Good of the Order" portion of the meeting, you can email goto@kumoricon.org OR open.mic@kumoricon.org OR good.of.the.order@kumoricon.org. You can email Good of the Order at any time during the year, and your email will be reviewed during the next regular meeting.

"Good of the Order" is a great place to share new anime you've been watching, bring up exciting activities you recommend people try, ask questions, or share news you think would be relevant to the staff and attendees of Kumoricon.

If you are an organization member (voting staff) of Kumoricon, you may officially participate in this meeting, including counting toward quorum and the ability to vote, using the procedures listed on the Meetings page.

The Meetings page will always show the most up-to-date schedule for dates, times, and locations for meetings of the membership.

See you there!

In 2013, he entered the "SEE THE LIGHTS" remix contest held by ASY, a project by DJ AKi, STY, and YUUKi MC, and won the grand prize. The song "R.Y.U.S.E.I." for Sandaime J Soul Brothers, which was his major debut work, won the 56th Japan Record Award and 2016 JASRAC Gold Award. In the same year he also composed the song “O.R.I.O.N.” for Sandaime J Soul Brothers which placed 7th in the top 10 highest selling songs of 2015 in Japan. He continues to compose and arrange music for major label artists as a member of Digz Inc.

Outside of his major label work, Maozon is an active composer for a variety of popular music games including Konami’s beatmania IIDX and Bushiroad’s D4DJ Groovy Mix. Independently he is a pillar of the Japanese club scene, acting as a mainstay in the drum’n’bass scene and regularly performing at clubs across Tokyo. Despite how active his career is he continues to enjoy releasing dance music with independent labels operating worldwide and shares his music production techniques on the twitch.tv livestreaming platform.

When he's not just a disembodied voice, he can be found streaming on Twitch multiple times per week or being an internet clown on the YouTube channel Smosh.

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This collaboration means we are excited to once again offer Kumoricon's fans a 10% discount on custom badge ribbons!

Create your ideal ribbon on their website and use the code FANCON26 at checkout to receive your savings!*

Express your personality at the convention — or just because you can!

*Offer available until 1/31/2027. Additional terms may apply.

We select our participants from the pool of applicants, so think hard about who you want to cosplay as and review the rules before you sign up.

This is part of the mentality and challenge Khek enjoys as a DJ. A battle DJ from Milwaukee with club residencies that range from emo pop punk, country, Southeast Asian, to EDM. He also once "accidentally" drank from a can of Mountain Dew containing a bunch of dead bees.