In 2023, a long time anime convention attendee and panelist named Kurt, had an idea for a new panel. Deciding that he not only wanted to talk about the various home video formats anime has been released on in the past 50 years, but also share it all in person too. Thus the idea of the Anime Home Video Museum was born to share the love of the anime medium on home video and showcasing it to the community at large. The Museum is able and willing to be a part of your anime convention or event, so check out the site to see what we have to offer!
02/01/2026: Museum Collection database page is now up, also a page going over how to donate to the Museum as well! These pages are a work in progress still, so thanks for understanding!
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The Anime Home Video Museum is a fan operated project to share the history of both anime on home video and the numerous formats these releases were put on with working AV equipment as well.Â
The Museum collection has over 200 anime releases across 15 different formats, with numerous rare formats and releases ranging from: 8mm film reels, analog video and discs, digital video discs, handheld portable devices, and high definition releases. Plus a variety of promotional materials, books, and more.
Otakon 2025
Animazement 2025. Photo provided by Kamonegi Panels
The Museum's Goal
We want to eventually provide a full gallery of the collection to be viewed online with information on the various formats and releases, and to continue having the Museum as an in-person experience that fans both new and old can enjoy and interact with. It's fun to collect these things, but it's even better to share it with others.
Otakon 2025
GLP Con 2025
Help Support the Museum
You can help support the Museum by either contacting us via email with donations of physical items or financially at the links below. Note: With physical item donations, we will eventually have a FAQ page to help with any questions on that front. Stay tuned as we work on getting this site up and running.
Convention Appearances
Animazement - Raleigh, NC 2024-2026
Otakon - Washington, DC 2024, 2025
Greensboro Public Library Con - Greensboro, NC 2025, 2026
Sangawa Project - Pittsburgh, PA 2026
Praise For the Anime Home Video Museum
Contact us via email at: AnimeHomeVideoMuseum@gmail.com
Support Our Resident Illustrator
Special thanks as always to Simon Ladd for both helping out with the Museum and providing our art.
Follow his comics and support him over at Patreon and follow his webcomics Far Out There and Convention Wisdom too!