Sakura-Con
{'<entity_0>': 'Seattle', '<entity_1>': 'anime convention', '<entity_2>': 'Sakura-Con', '<entity_3>': 'Washington', '<entity_4>': '1998'}
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<entity_2> is an annual three-day <entity_1> held during March or April at the <entity_3> State Convention Center in <entity_0>. A number of anime fans, including Daniel Harrison, decided that there was not enough anime content represented at conventions such as Norwescon, hatched the plan for an <entity_1> in a Tacoma, <entity_3> comic book shop. Originally named Baka!-Con, (baka or ばか is Japanese for idiot,) the first convention was held at the Double Tree Inn in Tukwila, <entity_3> in <entity_4>. In 2005 <entity_2> had to limit its attendance to 5,100 and turned people away, resulting in the convention's move to the <entity_3> State Convention & Trade Center. <entity_2> in 2009 brought an estimated $13 million to the <entity_0> economy. <entity_2> in 2013 returned to host the Anime Costume Contest at Dragon Fest 2013 in <entity_0>'s Chinatown for the fourth time.
['anime convention']