Dates

    21–23 Apr 2027

    City / country

    Tokyo, Japan

    Venue

    Tokyo Big Sight

    Time

    10:00 AM – 5:00 PM daily

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    Event overview

    Overview

    Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027 runs 21-23 April at Tokyo Big Sight as part of Marketing Week Spring, the 29th edition of Japan's largest marketing trade show.

    About 300 exhibitors are expected across nine co-located specialist expos covering digital marketing, advertising, sales promotion, CX, e-commerce, PR and sales support.

    Entry is free with advance visitor registration, and the halls are open 10:00-17:00 daily.

    TL;DR

    1. 1Dates: 21-23 April 2027, open 10:00-17:00 each day.
    2. 2Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo.
    3. 3Edition: 29th Marketing Week Spring, with nine co-located specialist expos.
    4. 4Scale: about 300 exhibitors expected; the 2026 spring edition forecast 20,000 visitors.
    5. 5Entry: free for trade visitors who pre-register; registration opens around February 2027.

    Why visit

    One visit covers the full marketing stack: digital advertising, marketing automation, CRM, SNS and influencer programmes, sales promotion, CX, e-commerce and PR. Nine specialist exhibitions sit under one badge, so teams can compare agencies and platforms side by side, sit in on seminar sessions and collect brochures through the Colleqt service. Tokyo Big Sight is easy to reach from central Tokyo, and advance registration is free.

    Why exhibit

    Marketing Week Spring brings marketing, publicity, sales planning, e-commerce and management buyers to Tokyo Big Sight at the start of Japan's fiscal year. Exhibitors meet about 300 peer companies across nine specialist shows, with shared visitor traffic and seminar programming that draws senior marketers. A stand supports distributor recruitment, agency partnerships, product launches and pipeline building for the Japanese market.

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Corporate marketing, branding and communications managers comparing agencies, platforms and campaign services.
    Digital, e-commerce and CRM teams evaluating advertising technology, marketing automation and customer data tools.
    Sales promotion, retail and store-development teams sourcing POS, signage, novelty and retail-media solutions.
    Agency planners, consultants and SME owners looking for new vendors and partner programmes.

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Adtech, martech and marketing-automation vendors targeting Japanese brands and agencies.
    Digital agencies, SNS and influencer marketing firms, and content or video production studios.
    Sales-promotion, POS, signage, novelty and retail-media suppliers serving retailers and consumer brands.
    CX, e-commerce, CRM and data-analytics providers looking for enterprise and mid-market buyers.

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Digital advertising and adtech
    Marketing automation and CRM
    SNS, influencer and content marketing
    Sales promotion, POS and retail media
    E-commerce and customer experience
    AI creative, video and analytics

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

    Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Center)

    Tokyo Big Sight, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063, Japan

    Entrances & gates

    Main visitor entrance

    Advance-registered visitors scan their badge QR code here; allow 15-20 minutes at the 10:00 opening.

    Facilities

    Parking

    Hourly parking is available on the Tokyo Big Sight site; pay at the exit machines and keep your ticket with you.

    Food options

    Tokyo Big Sight restaurant and cafe floor

    On-site dining

    Parking: Tokyo Big Sight has hourly car parks around the complex. Enter from the Ariake side and allow extra time at peak periods; public transport is usually faster during show days.

    Gate: Use the main visitor entrance at Tokyo Big Sight and follow signs for Marketing Week Spring. The Yurikamome Tokyo Big Sight station is about a 3-minute walk and Rinkai Line Kokusai-Tenjijo station about 7 minutes.

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Trade-only
    Free registration

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    10:00 AM –5:00 PM daily, 21 – 23 April 2027
    • Visitor pre-registration

      Free entry for trade visitors who register in advance; registration is scheduled to open around February 2027.

    Register

    Ticket info

    Badge collection

    Register online before the show, save the confirmation QR code and bring photo ID and a company business card to collect your badge at the main entrance.

    Ticket notes

    Advance visitor registration is free. The show is aimed at marketing, advertising, sales-promotion, e-commerce and management professionals; consumer admission is not the focus.

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    RX Japan GK

    Organiser

    What's on

    Programme

    Topic tracks

    AI, Content and Creative ProductionDigital Advertising, MA and CRMSales Promotion, Retail and Commerce

    Co-located events

    販促EXPO (Sales Promotion Expo)

    Free with ticket

    Products and services that support sales promotion, including novelties, gifts and POP displays.

    Tokyo Big Sight, within Marketing Week Spring.

    Website

    広告メディア枠EXPO (Advertising Media Expo)

    Free with ticket

    Transport, outdoor, mass-media and sponsorship advertising inventory.

    Tokyo Big Sight, within Marketing Week Spring.

    Website

    デジタルマーケティング強化EXPO (Digital Marketing Expo)

    Free with ticket

    Digital advertising operations, CRM, UI improvement and conversion optimisation.

    Tokyo Big Sight, within Marketing Week Spring.

    Website

    CX向上EXPO (CX Improvement Expo)

    Free with ticket

    Customer-experience platforms and services for brand and retention improvement.

    Tokyo Big Sight, within Marketing Week Spring.

    Website

    営業支援EXPO (Sales Support Expo)

    Free with ticket

    SFA, CRM, sales training and analytics tools for sales DX.

    Tokyo Big Sight, within Marketing Week Spring.

    Website

    SNS・インフルエンサー活用EXPO (SNS and Influencer Expo)

    Free with ticket

    Social-media operations, UGC and influencer-marketing services.

    Tokyo Big Sight, within Marketing Week Spring.

    Website

    マーケティング戦略立案EXPO (Marketing Strategy Expo)

    Free with ticket

    Market analysis, strategy design and planning methodologies.

    Tokyo Big Sight, within Marketing Week Spring.

    Website

    ブランド戦略・PR EXPO (Brand Strategy and PR Expo)

    Free with ticket

    Brand building, public relations and reputation services.

    Tokyo Big Sight, within Marketing Week Spring.

    Website

    EC売上アップEXPO (E-commerce Growth Expo)

    Free with ticket

    E-commerce construction, operations, logistics and marketing support.

    Tokyo Big Sight, within Marketing Week Spring.

    Website

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Last edition

    2026

    Completed

    Visitors: 20,000

    Exhibitors: 300

    Edition #: 26

    This edition

    2027

    Forecast — not final

    Visitors: 20,000

    Exhibitors: 300

    Next edition

    2027

    The next Marketing Week edition, Summer 2027 (the 30th), is announced for 30 June to 2 July 2027 at Tokyo Big Sight.

    Summer edition follows the spring show at the same venue. The autumn edition is scheduled for 29 September to 1 October 2027.

    Growth over time

    Edition recap

    The 26th Marketing Week Spring ran from 22 to 24 April 2026 at Tokyo Big Sight, with nine specialist exhibitions covering strategy, advertising, SNS, sales support and e-commerce. The organiser forecast 300 exhibitors and 20,000 visitors, and added strategy-focused shows plus a content and AI creative zone.

    New this edition

    • 1

      Nine specialist exhibitions

      One badge covers sales promotion, advertising media, digital marketing, CX, sales support, SNS and influencer marketing, strategy, brand PR and e-commerce.

      Source
    • 2

      Content and AI creative zone

      The 2026 edition renewed the digital marketing show and added a content-production and AI-creative zone.

      Source

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    Marketing Week Spring is Japan's broadest marketing marketplace, and the 2027 edition keeps nine specialist shows under one badge. For buyers, that means one trip can cover advertising, martech, sales promotion and e-commerce. For vendors, the spring timing lines up with Japanese corporate budgeting and partner selection, making the show a practical entry point for the fiscal year.

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    The visitor mix is trade-focused: marketing, corporate communications, sales planning, e-commerce and management roles from brands, agencies and retailers. The organiser positions the show around comparison, consultation and seminars rather than consumer browsing. Seniority varies by hall, so exhibitors should staff both senior sellers and technical specialists who can answer platform and integration questions.

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    ROI depends on pipeline quality rather than raw footfall. A 9 sqm shell scheme suits a first market test, while 18-36 sqm gives room for demos and meetings. Exhibitors should book early, pre-arrange meetings through the show's matchmaking and brochure tools, and plan a 48-hour follow-up cycle. The spring date supports annual contract conversations, but returns are strongest for vendors with Japanese-language sales support.

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    Japan and East Asia

    Why it matters

    Japan is one of the world's largest advertising and marketing services markets, and Tokyo concentrates the agencies, platforms and retail groups that set national campaign budgets. Marketing Week Spring brings those buyers together at the start of the fiscal year, when vendor selection and annual contracts are being decided. The show's nine specialist halls make it a practical benchmark for martech, retail media and promotion spend.

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    AI moves from experimentation to campaign production

    Japanese marketers are embedding generative AI into copywriting, image and video production, translation and search optimisation. Vendors are packaging AI features into existing martech suites rather than selling standalone tools.

    What it changes: Buyers now ask how AI output is governed, branded and measured, so exhibitors need clear workflow and compliance answers rather than a generic AI claim.

    02

    Privacy-safe targeting and first-party data

    Restrictions on third-party cookies and stricter handling of personal data are pushing brands toward first-party data, CRM integration, contextual targeting and clean-room style measurement.

    What it changes: Platforms that can connect consent, identity and measurement across web, app and store will stand out in agency and enterprise evaluations.

    03

    Retail media and commerce media scale up

    Retailers and e-commerce marketplaces are building advertising businesses around their own traffic and shopper data, while brands shift budget toward measurable commerce placements.

    What it changes: The show's sales-promotion and e-commerce exhibitors can capture budgets moving from mass advertising into retail media, affiliate and performance channels.

    Japan marketing trade-show circuit

    Book stand space 4-6 months ahead; visitor registration typically opens about two months before each edition.

    Marketing Week runs several times a year in Tokyo and Osaka, so buyers can choose the edition that fits their planning cycle. The spring show is the largest Tokyo gathering, with summer and autumn editions following at the same venue.

    18–20 Nov 2026

    Marketing Week Osaka 2026 (7th)

    Osaka, Japan

    Held at Intex Osaka; useful for buyers who cannot travel to Tokyo.

    website
    30 Jun – 2 Jul 2027

    Marketing Week Summer 2027 (30th)

    Tokyo, Japan

    Announced by the organiser for Tokyo Big Sight.

    website
    29 Sep – 1 Oct 2027

    Marketing Week Autumn 2027 (31st)

    Tokyo, Japan

    Announced by the organiser for Tokyo Big Sight.

    website

    Spring Tokyo

    Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027Marketing Week Spring 2027

    April edition at Tokyo Big Sight, timed to the start of Japan's fiscal year.

    Summer and autumn Tokyo

    Marketing Week Summer 2027 (30th)Marketing Week Autumn 2027 (31st)

    Two further Tokyo editions at the same venue later in 2027.

    Dates and edition numbers are from the official Marketing Week schedule.

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · JPY

    Arrival airports

    Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

    HND

    Tokyo Haneda Airport

    Closest major airport; limousine buses and the Keikyu/Rinkai rail route connect to Ariake.

    about 16 km

    to venue

    25-40 minutes by car or taxi

    by car

    NRT

    Narita International Airport

    Main international gateway; take the Narita Express or airport bus to central Tokyo, then the Rinkai Line or Yurikamome.

    about 70 km

    to venue

    60-90 minutes by car or express train

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    budget
    Ariake and Kokusai-Tenjijo

    USD 80–120 / night

    Compact business hotels within a short walk or one train stop of Tokyo Big Sight; book early for April.

    mid
    Ariake and Toyosu

    USD 150–220 / night

    Larger rooms and better breakfast options, with easy access to the venue by Yurikamome or taxi.

    premium
    Odaiba waterfront

    USD 280–450 / night

    Full-service waterfront hotels with bay views, gyms and airport limousine stops; 15-25 minutes to the venue.

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    Yurikamome automated train

    Estimated costJPY 390 one way
    Best forShimbashi to Tokyo Big Sight

    About 20 minutes; the station is a 3-minute walk from the main entrance. Buy a day pass if making several trips.

    Rinkai Line

    Estimated costJPY 500 one way
    Best forOsaki to Kokusai-Tenjijo

    About 15 minutes from Osaki; the station is a 7-minute walk from Tokyo Big Sight.

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa not required
    ATA Carnet: accepted
    TypeWho needs itFeeProcessing
    Short-term business visaVisitors from countries without a visa-exemption arrangement with Japan$25.00about 5-10 working days

    Japan exempts many nationalities from short-term visas for business visits, typically up to 90 days. Check the current MOFA list for your passport before booking.

    Japan accepts ATA carnets for qualifying temporary imports. Confirm the goods and procedure with Japanese customs and your freight forwarder.

    Official visa page

    Weather

    April in Tokyo is mild and variable: daytime highs around 18-20C and lows around 10-12C, with occasional rain. Layering and a compact umbrella are sensible for the walk between stations and halls.

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    Free Wi-Fi is available at Tokyo Big Sight in common areas, but coverage on the show floor can be congested. Buy a Japanese data SIM or eSIM for reliable email and lead-capture access.

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Business cards and introductions

    Exchange business cards with both hands and take a moment to read the card. A Japanese-language card and a simple self-introduction help at first meetings.

    Punctuality and queues

    Meetings start on time and trains run to the minute. Arrive early at the venue and expect orderly queues at registration and popular seminar rooms.

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: HND

    Book 6-10 weeks ahead for April, when Tokyo hotel demand is high. Haneda is closer to the venue; Narita usually has more long-haul options.

    Visa

    Many business travellers can enter Japan visa-free for short visits; other nationalities need a short-term business visa before travel.

    Estimated cost: USD 0-25

    Processing: 5-10 working days

    Check your passport's visa-exemption status on the MOFA website and carry proof of accommodation, return travel and the show invitation if asked.

    Official

    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: From Haneda, take the Keikyu line and Rinkai line via Shinagawa, or a limousine bus to Ariake; allow 40-60 minutes. From Narita, take the Narita Express to Tokyo station and transfer to the Rinkai line.

    Hotel → venue: Most Ariake and Toyosu hotels are a 10-25 minute walk or one Yurikamome/Rinkai Line ride from Tokyo Big Sight.

    Ride-hail: Taxi apps and street taxis are available, but traffic around Ariake is heavy at show opening and closing. Expect JPY 3,000-5,000 from central Tokyo.

    Public transit: Use the Yurikamome to Tokyo Big Sight station (3-minute walk) or the Rinkai Line to Kokusai-Tenjijo station (7-minute walk). Suica and Pasmo IC cards work on both.

    Parking: Tokyo Big Sight has hourly parking; arrive before 09:30 on show days and expect queues at peak times.

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: April 2027

    Temperature: 10-20C

    Seasonality: Mild spring weather with occasional rain and wind off Tokyo Bay; cherry-blossom season is ending.

    Packing: Bring a light jacket or sweater, a compact umbrella and comfortable shoes for walking between halls and stations.

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Wednesday 21 April 2027

    Opening day has the full seminar programme, the freshest exhibitor launches and the busiest floor. Arrive at 10:00, book priority meetings for the morning and leave the afternoon for seminars and new suppliers.

    T-14

    Register for a free visitor badge and book travel — Registration is scheduled to open around February 2027; book flights and a refundable hotel early.

    T-10

    Shortlist exhibitors and build a meeting list — Use the official exhibitor directory and Colleqt brochure service once published.

    T-7

    Plan seminar sessions and hall route — Download the show guide, note session times and leave 30-minute buffers between halls.

    T-3

    Confirm meetings, transport and badge QR code — Check the Yurikamome and Rinkai Line routes; save the QR code offline.

    T-1

    Pack business cards, charger and comfortable shoes — Bring a light jacket and umbrella; arrive at Tokyo Big Sight before 09:40.

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    09:30

    Arrive, collect badge and pick up the show guide

    Tokyo Big Sight main entrance
    10:00

    Visit priority digital marketing and martech stands

    Digital Marketing Expo hall
    12:30

    Lunch and informal networking

    Tokyo Big Sight restaurant floor
    14:00

    Attend a seminar and tour sales promotion and CX halls

    Seminar rooms and exhibition halls
    16:30

    Wrap-up meeting and lead review

    Business lounge or hotel

    Side trips

    2

    teamLab Borderless

    Digital Art Museum

    15-20 minutes by taxi from Ariake

    A benchmark for immersive digital experiences and creative technology, useful for brand-experience teams.

    Tsukiji Outer Market and Ginza

    Food and Retail District

    30-40 minutes by train

    See Tokyo retail and food-service formats, packaging and store design in a compact area.

    Networking spots

    2

    Official MaS networking party

    Organiser event

    Past spring editions ran evening networking parties for marketers; check the 2027 programme for venue and timing.

    Ariake waterfront restaurants

    Casual dining

    A cluster of restaurants near Tokyo Big Sight and the hotels, convenient for post-show dinners.

    First-timer guide

    Follow-up playbook

    1. Same day: photograph business cards and log the conversation, product interest and agreed next step.
    2. Within 24 hours: send a short thank-you email in Japanese and English with the requested brochure or pricing.
    3. Within 48 hours: assign each lead an owner and a follow-up date in the CRM.
    4. Within 5 working days: send a tailored proposal or meeting invitation to qualified leads.
    5. Within 30 days: review conversion, close the loop and record why unqualified leads were declined.

    Japanese B2B buyers value a fast, courteous follow-up and a clear next step. A bilingual email with a specific action, rather than a generic brochure blast, is more likely to earn a reply. Keep consent records and do not add contacts to a newsletter without permission.

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Shell scheme

    JPY 60000–95000 / m²

    Raw space

    JPY 45000–70000 / m²

    Standard booth

    9 m²

    No public 2027 tariff was printed on the official visitor pages. Bands are planning estimates based on Tokyo Big Sight marketing-show rates and should be replaced with the organiser's quote.

    source

    Build your working budget

    Adjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.

    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Booth 9 m² × $325.00/m²$2,925.00
    • Hotel × 3 nights$270.00
    • Per diem × 3$180.00
    • Visa$25.00
    • Insurance$80.00
    • Flight — East Asia return$350.00
    Estimated total$3,830.00

    This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

    booth

    exhibitor · 9 sqm shell

    JPY 540000–855000 / per stand

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    booth

    exhibitor · 36 sqm raw

    JPY 1620000–2520000 / per stand

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    hotel

    both · budget

    JPY 12000–18000 / per night

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    hotel

    both · mid

    JPY 22000–33000 / per night

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    hotel

    both · premium

    JPY 42000–68000 / per night

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    per_diem

    both · standard

    JPY 7000–12000 / per day

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    transport

    both · airport transfer

    JPY 800–5000 / one way

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Six quick questions to decide whether to visit, exhibit or skip Marketing Week Spring 2027.

    QUESTION 1 OF 6

    Which best describes your role?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    You have an active marketing project and need to compare several suppliers in one trip.

    Best for

    Brand, agency and e-commerce teams comparing vendors and building a shortlist.

    Min. budget

    $1,500.00

    Timeline

    2-3 months before the show

    Risks

    Calendar clash with other April events

    Seminar seats fill early

    Hotel prices rise near the date

    exhibit

    You have a Japan-ready product, local sales support and a 6-12 month pipeline plan.

    Best for

    Adtech, martech, agency and sales-promotion vendors targeting Japanese buyers.

    Min. budget

    $8,000.00

    Timeline

    4-6 months before the show

    Risks

    Japanese-language staffing gap

    Stand location away from main aisle

    Freight and customs delays

    skip

    Your market focus is outside Asia or your next buying cycle starts after 2027.

    Best for

    Teams with no Japan marketing budget or no active project in 2027.

    Timeline

    Not applicable

    Risks

    Missing competitor intelligence

    Losing early buyer conversations

    Book with

    Partners

    Tokyo Big Sight

    Venue

    Tokyo International Exhibition Center, the venue for Marketing Week Spring 2027 in Ariake, Koto-ku.

    Visit partner Confidence: estimated

    Official venue website; not an event sponsor.

    Japan Airlines

    Airline

    Japanese full-service carrier with domestic and international connections through Haneda and Narita.

    Visit partner Confidence: estimated

    Useful travel resource; no partnership with the show is implied.

    Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry

    Chamber of commerce

    Tokyo's regional business chamber, a practical contact point for market-entry advice and local networks.

    Visit partner Confidence: estimated

    Public business body; not confirmed as an event partner.

    Japan Marketing Association

    Industry association

    Japanese marketing professional association that publishes research and runs industry programmes.

    Visit partner Confidence: estimated

    Industry resource; the current show page does not list it as a 2027 supporter.

    Recommended providers

    Visa

    Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan

    Check your nationality's visa-exemption status and apply early if a visa is needed.

    Hotels

    Booking.com

    Filter for Ariake, Toyosu and Odaiba; free-cancellation rates are useful while dates are confirmed.

    Flights

    Japan Airlines

    Compare Haneda and Narita fares; book 6-10 weeks ahead for April.

    Freight & shipping

    Yusen Logistics

    Use the organiser's appointed forwarder if one is named in the exhibitor manual.

    Insurance

    Allianz Global Assistance

    Choose a policy that covers business travel, medical costs and exhibition equipment.

    Side trips

    teamLab Borderless

    Book a timed slot and allow 2-3 hours; useful for brand-experience research.

    Lead capture

    Colleqt

    The organiser's brochure-collection service; confirm scanner and export options at the exhibitor briefing.

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Frequently asked

    When is Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027?
    It runs from Wednesday 21 to Friday 23 April 2027. The halls are open 10:00-17:00 on all three days. The event is the spring edition of Marketing Week, held at Tokyo Big Sight in Koto-ku, Tokyo. Visitors should arrive before 16:00 to have enough time for the main halls.
    Where is Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027 held?
    The show is held at Tokyo Big Sight, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063, Japan. The venue is served by the Yurikamome line at Tokyo Big Sight station, about a three-minute walk, and the Rinkai line at Kokusai-Tenjijo station, about seven minutes on foot.
    Is Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027 free to attend?
    Yes. Entry is free for trade visitors who complete advance registration. The organiser plans to open visitor registration around February 2027. Registering early secures a badge and avoids on-site queues. The show is aimed at marketing, advertising, sales-promotion, e-commerce and management professionals rather than the general public.
    Who should exhibit at Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027?
    The show suits adtech and martech vendors, digital agencies, SNS and influencer marketing firms, sales-promotion and POS suppliers, retail-media operators, CX and e-commerce platforms, and content or AI creative studios. Exhibitors meet brand marketers, agency planners, retail buyers and sales teams looking for tools and partners for the Japanese market.
    How many exhibitors will be at Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027?
    About 300 exhibitors are expected across the nine co-located specialist exhibitions. The 2026 spring edition was also forecast at 300 exhibitors. Final exhibitor numbers can change before opening, so check the official exhibitor directory when it is published for the confirmed list and hall locations.
    What can visitors see at Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027?
    Visitors can compare services across sales promotion, advertising media, digital marketing, CX, sales support, SNS and influencer marketing, marketing strategy, brand and PR, and e-commerce. The show also runs seminar sessions and a brochure-collection service. Nine specialist exhibitions share one badge, so a single visit covers the wider marketing stack.
    Is Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027 trade-only?
    Yes, it is a business-to-business marketing exhibition. The programme is designed for corporate marketers, agencies, retailers, e-commerce teams and management. Advance registration is required, and visitors may be asked for a company business card or photo ID at badge collection. Consumer attendance is not the focus of the show.
    How do I register for Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027?
    Use the official spring visitor page and complete the advance registration form when it opens around February 2027. Save the confirmation email or QR code, bring photo ID and a company business card, and collect your badge at the main entrance. Registration is free for trade visitors who sign up before the show.
    When is the next Marketing Week after the spring 2027 show?
    The summer 2027 edition, the 30th Marketing Week, is scheduled for 30 June to 2 July 2027 at Tokyo Big Sight. The autumn edition follows from 29 September to 1 October 2027. Visitors who cannot attend the April dates can use the summer or autumn show for a second look at the same venue.
    How many visitors attended the last spring Marketing Week?
    The organiser forecast 20,000 visitors for the 26th spring edition, held from 22 to 24 April 2026 at Tokyo Big Sight. The same forecast expected 300 exhibitors. These were pre-show estimates rather than audited attendance figures, so treat them as a scale indicator when planning meetings and booth staffing.

    Glossary

    1
    Marketing Week (MaS)
    RX Japan's recurring marketing trade show in Tokyo, organised as several specialist exhibitions under one visitor badge. The spring 2027 edition is the 29th.
    2
    Sales promotion (販促)
    Short-term tactics that lift sales or store traffic, such as point-of-purchase displays, signage, novelties, coupons and retail campaigns.
    3
    Marketing automation
    Software that scores, segments and nurtures leads automatically across email, web and CRM channels, reducing manual campaign work.
    4
    Customer experience (CX)
    The sum of interactions a customer has with a brand across store, web, contact centre and service touchpoints, measured through satisfaction and retention.
    5
    Retail media
    Advertising sold by retailers on their own digital properties, such as e-commerce search results, app placements and in-store screens.
    6
    Lead capture
    The process of recording visitor contact details and consent at a stand, usually by scanning a badge or business card, for follow-up after the show.

    Also known as

    Alternate names and search phrases for this event.

    • Digital Promotion Expo Spring 2027
    • Marketing Week Spring 2027 Tokyo
    • Tokyo Big Sight marketing exhibition April 2027
    • Japan marketing trade show 2027
    • Digital Promotion Expo Tokyo 2027 dates
    • Marketing Week Japan 29th edition
    • Tokyo digital marketing expo 2027
    • Sales promotion exhibition Tokyo 2027
    • Marketing Week Spring Tokyo visitor registration
    • Digital Promotion Expo exhibitor list 2027

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    RX Japan GK

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    Jufair

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    Tokyo Big Sight Inc.

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