Well, Stefan Tiron pointed me to this.

I'm the guy that organized that damn NijiKon thing. If any of you guys want it, here's the official poster:

www.projectsakura.com/poster.jpg

Also, for those of you feeling really adventurous, here's a HUGE version of it:

www.projectsakura.com/BIGASS_poster.jpg

Be warned though, it's a big ass 26 MB jpg file, which will most likely cause your computer to curse at you for the remainder of its [now shortened] life.

To Steventity - I don't know what you meant exactly with "octai", but since I'm from Romania myself I could at least try and help you (if you so wish). The least I can do is point you in some directions or something. My e-mail is "dancomsa[AT]projectsakura[DOT]com".

PS - Oh, the Wikipe-Tan thing was fun: On the official flier we inserted into a text bubble the Wikipedia definition of "nijikon". And the text bubble came from Wikipe-tan - the anime mascot of it. Yes, we also printed the necessary credits. The poster shown in this article is made by our partners from the Romanian "Otaku Magazine" for their publicity page. I don't know why they flipped the image though, probably some aesthetic concerns or something.