Tudo Sobre o Maior Evento de Anime em Portugal // Iberanime Santarém - Cosplay, Comida e Bancas

In this video, I take you along on the complete vlog of IberAnime Santarém 2026 (May 16th and 17th, CNEMA), the biggest anime, manga, and otaku culture event in Portugal — and I tell you about how I gave my first workshop alongside Juliara and Shikuretto. If you're looking for content about Anime in Portugal, Manga, Cosplay, and Otaku Events, you've come to the right place! ✨ IberAnime returned to CNEMA in Santarém on May 16th and 17th, 2026, with 40-minute queues at the entrance and an ever-growing number of visitors. I show you everything: the main hall divided between the Japanese Cultural Space, the Artists' Village, and the area with shops and restaurants; the merchandising pavilion with figures, mystery bags, and games of chance; the cosplay contest; the Japanese arcades (my all-time favorite place); and my first workshop on content production in Portugal, in the event's auditorium. I also talk about the Portuguese publishers that are changing the manga scene in Portugal — Distrito Manga, Casa da BD, and Japanese manga stalls — and independent artists like Luís Figaredo and Joana Rosa. I also comment on Kagurabachi, considered one of the top 5 anime of the new generation now that My Hero Academia and Black Clover have ended, in addition to the new wave of series following One Piece, Jujutsu Kaisen, Demon Slayer, and Chainsaw Man. IberAnime is the anchor event of the Portuguese geek calendar, alongside Aniaki in Lisbon and so many otaku conventions that are making the community grow throughout the country. If you like anime events in Portugal, Japanese pop culture, manga, and anime analysis in Portuguese, subscribe to the channel — and tell me in the comments what you liked most about IberAnime! ✨ FOLLOW ME FOR MORE ADVENTURES ✨ 📸 Instagram: @itsmenanahere 🎬 TikTok: @itsmenanahere ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 00:00 Arrival at IberAnime and my workshop 01:55 Shops and merchandise pavilion 03:09 Manga and book stalls (Manga District, Comic Book House) 04:45 Japanese Cultural Space 05:47 Outdoor and sports area 06:20 Artists' Village 07:28 IberAnime official store 08:29 My first workshop at IberAnime 09:46 Japanese arcades — our favorite place 11:35 More manga stalls and independent artists 13:49 Food court and food 14:59 What did you think of IberAnime Santarém?