Name: Manufacturing World Tokyo 2026
Start: 2027-06-16
End: 2027-06-18
Location: Tokyo Big Sight

Event overview

Overview

Manufacturing World Tokyo 2026 will take place from June 16 to 18, 2027 at Tokyo Big Sight.

This event focuses on the latest trends in manufacturing, featuring keynote sessions from industry leaders such as Toyota, Honda, and NVIDIA.

Attendees will gain insights into generative AI, robotics, and automation.

TL;DR

1Dates And Venue: Manufacturing World Tokyo 2026 runs June 16-18, 2027 at Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan.
2Organiser: RX Japan G.K. organises the show for manufacturing technology buyers and suppliers.
3Programme Focus: Listing highlights generative AI and automation technologies across the show floor.
4Speakers: Keynotes from leading companies such as Toyota and NVIDIA are featured.
5Networking: Visitors can meet industry professionals and attend exhibitor product seminars.

Why visit

Visitors will benefit from insights into cutting-edge technologies and trends in manufacturing. Dates And Venue: Manufacturing World Tokyo 2026 runs June 16-18, 2027 at Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan. Networking: Visitors can meet industry professionals and attend exhibitor product seminars.

Why exhibit

Exhibitors can showcase their latest innovations to a targeted audience of industry professionals, enhancing visibility and generating leads. Organiser: RX Japan G.K. organises the show for manufacturing technology buyers and suppliers. Speakers: Keynotes from leading companies such as Toyota and NVIDIA are featured. Networking: Visitors can meet industry professionals and attend exhibitor product seminars. Manufacturing World Tokyo is a pivotal event for industry.

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

Visitor profile

Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

Manufacturing executives and decision-makers

Technology developers and engineers

Supply chain and logistics professionals

Quality assurance and control specialists

Research and development teams

Investors and venture capitalists in manufacturing

Exhibitor profile

Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

Manufacturers of machinery and equipment

Suppliers of raw materials and components

Technology providers in automation and robotics

Consultants in manufacturing processes

Service providers for manufacturing solutions

Startups in the manufacturing technology space

Product categories

Key solution areas showcased across the event.

Industrial automation and robotics solutions

Additive manufacturing technologies

Smart manufacturing systems and IoT applications

Manufacturing software and data analytics tools

Sustainable manufacturing practices and materials

Quality control and testing equipment

Location & Facilities

Venue

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Tokyo Big Sight

Tokyo, Japan

Attend

Entry & tickets

Who runs the show

Organisers

RX Japan G.K.

How the last edition performed

Previous edition

Last edition

2026

Completed

Visitors: 90,000

Exhibitors: 2,000

This edition

2027

Next edition

Not announced yet

Impact

A bigger and stronger platform

Manufacturing World Tokyo 2026 will take place from June 16 to 18, 2027 at Tokyo Big Sight. This event focuses on the latest trends in manufacturing, featuring keynote sessions from industry leaders such as Toyota, Honda, and NVIDIA. Attendees will gain insights into generative AI, robotics, and automation. Manufacturing World Tokyo is a pivotal event for industry professionals to explore the latest innovations and technologies in manufacturing. It serves as a platform.

Audience quality

High-value decision-makers

Visitors typically include Manufacturing executives and decision-makers, Technology developers and engineers, Supply chain and logistics professionals, Quality assurance and control specialists. Event dates: June 16-18, 2027. Location: Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo, Japan. Keynote speakers from leading companies like Toyota and NVIDIA. Focus on generative AI and automation technologies. Manufacturing World Tokyo 2026 attracts an audience aligned with the organiser's published visitor positioning.

Exhibitor outcomes

Real business growth

Exhibitors can showcase their latest innovations to a targeted audience of industry professionals, enhancing visibility and generating leads. Manufacturing World Tokyo is a pivotal event for industry professionals to explore the latest innovations and technologies in manufacturing. It serves as a platform for networking and collaboration among key players in the sector. Exhibitor categories include Manufacturers of machinery and equipment, Suppliers of raw materials and components, Technology providers in.

Intelligence

Market context

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

Japan — Asia-Pacific (Tokyo Bay / Ariake, Koto City, Tokyo)

Why it matters

Manufacturing World Tokyo is one of Japan's largest manufacturing trade shows, co-locating a cluster of specialist exhibitions (design engineering, mechanical components, factory facilities, additive manufacturing, aerospace and medical-device manufacturing) at Tokyo Big Sight. For suppliers, it is the single most efficient annual touchpoint with Japanese OEMs, Tier-1 automotive/electronics manufacturers and SME precision shops. For buyers, it concentrates domestic and regional component, automation and materials vendors in one venue, backed by Tokyo's position as the APAC hub for industrial R&D and precision manufacturing.

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Labour shortage driving factory automation

Japan's shrinking workforce is pushing manufacturers toward robotics, cobots, vision systems and lights-out production, making automation a dominant theme across the halls.

Smart factory / IIoT and data-driven production

MES, edge computing, condition monitoring and AI-based quality inspection are moving from pilot projects into Japanese plant rollouts.

Additive manufacturing moving into production

Metal and polymer 3D printing is shifting from prototyping toward jigs, tooling and low-volume production parts, especially in aerospace and medical devices.

Carbon neutrality and energy-efficient manufacturing

Decarbonisation targets are driving demand for energy-efficient machine tools, heat recovery, lightweight materials and lifecycle CO2 tracking.

Supply-chain resilience and localisation

Post-pandemic and geopolitical pressures are encouraging Japanese OEMs to dual-source and reshore critical components, opening opportunities for new suppliers.

Plan your trip

Travel & logistics

Local currency · JPY

Arrival airports

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

NRT

Tokyo

Primary international gateway serving Tokyo.

to venue

45–70 min

by car

Hotel tiers

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

Budget

Ariake / Kokusai-Tenjijo (walking or one stop from Tokyo Big Sight)

USD 60–110 / night

Compact business hotels with reliable Wi-Fi and easy access to the venue; book early as June is a busy period in the Ariake/Toyosu area.

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Mid-range

Ariake / Odaiba waterfront

USD 110–190 / night

Larger rooms than the budget tier with breakfast and conference facilities, most within 10–20 minutes of Tokyo Big Sight by train or taxi.

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Premium

Odaiba / Tokyo Bay front

USD 250–500 / night

Full-service international hotels with bay views, executive floors and meeting space — common choice for exhibitor teams and senior buyer delegations.

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Local transport

Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

train

Estimated costJPY 390 (~USD 2.60) one way

Best forYurikamome Line: Shimbashi → Tokyo Big Sight

Driverless elevated line with a station directly at the venue's east side; the fastest public-transport option from central Tokyo.

train

Estimated costJPY 350–500 (~USD 2.30–3.30) one way

Best forJR Rinkai Line: Osaki / Shibuya / Shin-Kiba → Kokusai-Tenjijo

Kokusai-Tenjijo Station is roughly a 7-minute walk from Tokyo Big Sight; useful if your hotel is on the west side of the city.

airport_bus

Estimated costApprox. JPY 3,200 (~USD 21) one way

Best forNarita Airport (NRT) → Tokyo Bay / Ariake hotel area

Airport Limousine bus; journey typically 75–110 minutes depending on traffic. Confirm the current stop closest to your hotel.

taxi

Estimated costApprox. JPY 22,000–28,000 (~USD 145–185) taxi estimate

Best forTokyo (NRT) to Tokyo Big Sight

Usually more expensive than the limousine bus or train; best for late arrivals or groups with luggage.

ride_hail_app

Estimated costApprox. JPY 1,000–2,000 (~USD 7–13) per short trip

Best forShort hops within Ariake / Odaiba

Taxi-hailing apps such as GO are widely used in Tokyo; conventional street taxis remain the norm. Uber operates mainly as a taxi-dispatch service.

Plan your trip

Visa & entry documents

Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

Visa not required

ATA Carnet: accepted

Type	Who needs it	Fee	Processing
Short-term stay — visa exemption	Citizens of 70+ countries/regions including the United States, United Kingdom, EU/Schengen states, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and South Korea	—	None — granted at arrival
Short-term Stay visa — single entry (business purpose)	Nationals without a visa-exemption agreement travelling for meetings, conferences or business negotiation	$20.00	Approximately 5–10 business days after submission
Short-term Stay visa — multiple entry (business purpose)	Frequent business travellers from eligible countries who need repeated entries within the visa validity	$40.00	Approximately 5–10 business days after submission

Japan maintains visa-exemption arrangements with more than 70 countries and regions. Visa-exempt visitors must present a valid passport, and entry is at the discretion of the immigration officer.

Japan accepts ATA Carnets for the temporary admission of exhibition and professional equipment; exhibitors should verify the applicable goods schedule with their national issuing chamber before shipping.

Official visa page

Weather

June in Tokyo is warm, humid and marks the onset of the rainy season (tsuyu): typical highs of 26–27 °C and lows around 19–20 °C, with roughly 165–180 mm of rain spread over about 12 wet days. Expect muggy conditions and occasional heavy showers — pack a compact umbrella, breathable clothing and comfortable walking shoes for the halls.

Plan for the climate

Check temperatures and pack accordingly

Venue connectivity

Confirm mobile roaming or local SIM options for business visitors to Japan.

Ride-hailing

Taxis

Public transit

Car rentals

Cultural notes

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

Tipping and payments

Tipping is not customary in Japan and can cause awkwardness; taxi fares and restaurant bills are paid as shown. Cash is still widely accepted, though major hotels, taxis and convenience stores take IC cards (Suica/PASMO) and credit cards.

Business cards and greetings

Exchanging meishi is standard at Japanese trade shows. Offer and receive cards with both hands, take a moment to read the card rather than pocketing it immediately, and use surnames with the honorific '-san' until invited to do otherwise.

Punctuality and stand etiquette

Meetings and seminar start times are kept precisely. Ask before photographing exhibitor stands or taking product literature in bulk, and keep noise down in the halls — Japanese trade-show floors are notably quieter than Western equivalents.

Practical guides

Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

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

Flights

Destination: NRT

Book flights to NRT (Tokyo) when possible for the shortest transfer to the venue.

Visa

Japan is visa-free for short stays for citizens of 70+ countries and regions (including the US, UK, EU/Schengen states, Canada, Australia, Singapore and South Korea) — typically 90 days, with some nationalities limited to 15 or 30 days. Visitors who do not hold a visa-exemption nationality must obtain a Short-Term Stay visa (business/conference purpose) from a Japanese embassy or consulate before travel; Japan has no visa-on-arrival for business visitors. Exhibitors shipping goods temporarily should use an ATA Carnet, which Japan accepts.

Estimated cost: Varies by visa type and nationality (check official site).

Processing: Varies by nationality; apply several weeks before travel.

Generally 90 days; some nationalities are limited to 15 or 30 days. Business meetings, conferences and trade-fair attendance are permitted. Apply at a Japanese embassy or consulate in your country of residence; supporting documents such as an invitation or event confirmation are commonly requested.

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Transport

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

Airport → venue: Primary gateways: Tokyo (NRT): Primary international gateway serving Tokyo.. Allow road or rail time to Tokyo Big Sight; on-site parking is usually available at major exhibition venues.

Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Tokyo Big Sight: Ariake / Kokusai-Tenjijo (walking or one stop from Tokyo Big Sight): Toyoko Inn Tokyo Big Sight Ariake, APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Shiomi, Hotel LiVEMAX Tokyo Ariake; Ariake / Odaiba waterfront: Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington Hotel, Hotel Trusty Tokyo Bayside, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokyo Ariake; Odaiba / Tokyo Bay front: Hilton Tokyo Odaiba, Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba, Tokyo Baycourt Club Hotel & Spa Resort.

Ride-hail: Ride-hailing apps are commonly used in Tokyo; confirm local availability before travel.

Public transit: Check local bus/metro options for routes to Tokyo Big Sight.

Parking: On-site parking is available at Tokyo Big Sight; confirm daily rates and hall access on the organiser or venue site.

Weather

Plan and pack for the event climate.

Month: June 2027

Temperature: 19–27 °C (typical June lows around 19–20 °C and highs around 26–27 °C)

Seasonality: June is the start of Tokyo's rainy season (tsuyu) — high humidity with roughly 165–180 mm of rainfall across about 12 wet days, including occasional heavy showers.

Packing: June in Tokyo is warm, humid and marks the onset of the rainy season (tsuyu): typical highs of 26–27 °C and lows around 19–20 °C, with roughly 165–180 mm of rain spread over about 12 wet days. Expect muggy conditions and occasional heavy showers — pack a compact umbrella, breathable clothing and com

Plan your trip

Planning

Best day to visit: Day 2 — Thursday 17 June 2027

Day 2 gives the fullest combination of exhibitor presence and seminar density: Day 1 absorbs opening, registration and press activity, while Day 3 thins out as exhibitors pack down. Booking Day 2 lets you complete a full sourcing walk across the co-located halls plus take in technical sessions without the first-day queue.

Check passport validity and confirm Japan entry or visa requirements for your nationality. — Passport should be valid for the full trip; verify current rules on the official Japanese government visa site.

Book flights into Tokyo for arrival on or before June 15, 2027. — Narita (NRT) is the listed international gateway; allow transfer time to Tokyo Big Sight.

Reserve a hotel near Tokyo Big Sight or in central Tokyo with good rail access. — Compare venue-side and central Tokyo options for the June 16-18, 2027 show.

Register online for Manufacturing World Tokyo 2026 and save your badge confirmation. — Register via manufacturing-world.jp and keep the confirmation QR code ready.

Download the hall plan, exhibitor list and conference programme. — Use the official site to shortlist target booths and sessions before travel.

Pre-schedule B2B meetings with target exhibitors. — Email exhibitors ahead of the show to lock in meeting slots.

Shortlist conference sessions and exhibitor seminars to attend. — Build a day-by-day agenda across June 16-18, 2027.

Plan local transport between your hotel and Tokyo Big Sight. — Check rail and bus options and load an IC card on arrival.

Prepare business materials and your packing list. — Include business cards, chargers and Japan-compatible plug adapters.

Check the June weather outlook for Tokyo and pack accordingly. — Build in layers and comfortable walking shoes for long show days.

Organise meeting documents and follow-up templates. — Store contracts, price sheets and lead notes in one folder.

Arrive on Day 1, collect your badge and orient at Tokyo Big Sight. — Arrive early for security screening and hall orientation.

Side trips

Odaiba & Tokyo Bay waterfront

Tokyo Bay views, teamLab Planets (Toyosu), Odaiba Seaside Park and DiverCity Tokyo Plaza — the easiest evening short trip after show hours.

Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple

Tokyo's oldest temple, Nakamise shopping street and traditional craft shops — a half-day option on the day before or after the show.

Networking spots

Tokyo Big Sight business-matching / B2B area

On-site

Dedicated meeting and business-matching zones on the show floor are the highest-density place to meet Japanese OEMs, Tier-1s and distributors.

On-site conference and seminar theatres

On-site

Technical sessions and keynote halls draw senior engineers and buyers — good for structured introductions between sessions.

Odaiba / Ariake hotel lobbies and bars

Off-site (evening)

Hotel bars at Hilton Tokyo Odaiba, Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba and Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington Hotel are the usual venue-adjacent spots for after-show meetings.

Budget

Costs & budget

Cost reference

Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

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visitor · advance online registration

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visitor · on-site / no pre-registration

JPY 3000–5000 / per person

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visitor · short-term stay, single entry

JPY 3000 / per person

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visitor · Short-term Stay visa — single entry (business purpose)

USD 20 / per application

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visitor · Short-term Stay visa — multiple entry (business purpose)

USD 40 / per application

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Item	For	Tier	Estimated range	Status
visitor_ticket	visitor	advance online registration	—	estimate
visitor_ticket	visitor	on-site / no pre-registration	JPY 3000–5000 / per person	estimate
visa_fee	visitor	short-term stay, single entry	JPY 3000 / per person	official
visa_fee	visitor	Short-term Stay visa — single entry (business purpose)	USD 20 / per application	official
visa_fee	visitor	Short-term Stay visa — multiple entry (business purpose)	USD 40 / per application	official

Decision

Visit, exhibit, or skip?

Should you go?

Pick the closest answer for each. Your recommendation updates live.

QUESTION 1 OF 6

What is your primary role?

Decision matrix

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

visit

You need face-to-face supplier comparison, live equipment demos and a read on the Japanese manufacturing market.

Best for

Manufacturers, design and production engineers evaluating Japanese suppliers of components, materials, automation and factory equipment; first-time market scouting.

Min. budget

$450.00

Timeline

2–6 weeks (registration, flights and hotel booking)

Risks

Budget estimate from listing cost signals — confirm live rates.

June is Tokyo's rainy season; allow extra transfer time between hotel and Tokyo Big Sight.

Many exhibitors and seminars operate primarily in Japanese — plan an interpreter or bilingual colleague.

exhibit

You have an active Japan or APAC pipeline and can staff the stand with Japanese-capable commercial staff.

Best for

Component makers, automation/robotics vendors, software and engineering service providers targeting Japanese OEMs and Tier-1 manufacturers.

Min. budget

$2,250.00

Timeline

6–12 months (space booking, stand build, freight, visas, staffing)

Risks

Budget estimate from listing cost signals — confirm live rates.

Stand/booth pricing is not published in listing sources — obtain a quote from RX Japan before committing.

Freight, Japanese-language collateral and local sales follow-up typically add substantial cost beyond the floor budget.

skip

Japan is not a target market this cycle, or travel budget is better spent on a regional alternative.

Best for

Teams with no Japan/APAC manufacturing pipeline, or whose sourcing and sales needs are already served by a nearer circuit show.

Timeline

None

Risks

No major risks listed.

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Photos

Official imagery from Manufacturing World Tokyo 2026

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