JAPAN EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION (JEXA)

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一般社団法人
Why Join JEXA?
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Be inspired and catch information and know-hows from other industry peers
Network and develop partnerships with other JEXA members
Gain social credibility as a member of Japan’s largest industry group
Find solutions for your business with various industry professionals
Membership
Eligibility
Membership
Fees
JEXA membership shall be open to organizations and corporations that 1) organize exhibitions and
tradeshows inside and outside Japan, 2) support exhibitions inside and outside Japan,
and 3) engage in rental business of exhibition venues.
Admission fee
Annual fee
¥60,000
¥60,000
How to Join
JAPAN EXHIBITION
ASSOCIATION (JEXA)
JEXA is Japan’
s Largest Association
in the Exhibition Industry
Fill out and return the application form below by FAX.
Application Form for JEXA Membership
Please fill out the form below and fax it to + 81 - 3 - 3295 - 7007 .
Please tick one
□ Organizer □ Show Venue Management & Service □ Event Supporters
Registration Date
Number of staff
Corporate name
Address
Tel
Fax
URL
The name of the representative
Position
E-mail
The name of the deputy（Person in charge ）
Position
E-mail
Business
Exhibition Name(s)（ For organizers only ）
Membership Committee
Chairman:
Koji Sugano (JAPAN AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC.) Tel: +81-3-3273-6177
Vice-Chairman: Fumimasa Doi (Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.)
Tel: +81-3-3349-8501
Vice-Chairman: Masaaki Yamamoto (KEN&STAFF Co.,Ltd)
Tel: +81-3-3367-0020
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JEXA Office
to
Fax: +81-3-3241-4999
Fax: +81-3-3349-8599
Fax: +81-3-3367-0530
2 F Shikoku Daini Bldg., 1 - 12 - 10 Uchikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101 - 0047 , Japan
TEL: + 81 - 3 - 3518 - 2640
FAX: + 81 - 3 - 3295 - 7007
E-mail: [email protected]
URL: http://www.nittenkyo.ne.jp
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Features of Exhibitions
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Outline of JEXA
2 . Millions of International Visitors
Enormous Scale
JEXA is Japan’
s Largest Industry Group
in the Exhibition Industry
The Japan Exhibition Association (JEXA) was established in 1967, and it is now Japan ’
s largest and
most influential industry group in the exhibition industry, consisting of around 300 member companies
and organizations that are involved in“exhibitions and international trade fairs. ”
44th Tokyo Motor Show
Organizer: Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association Inc.
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Tourism Expo Japan 2015
Organizer: Japan Travel and Tourism Association, Japan Association of Travel Agent
Giant Market Cunducting
JPY Hundred Billions Business
4 . Regularly Held at Same Venue
“ show venues, ”
The group’
s members are broadly categorized into three types of entities:“organizers,”
and “event supporters. ” The “organizers” are industry groups such as the Japan Automobile
Manufacturers Association, which holds the Tokyo Motor Show, newspaper companies such as the
Nihon Keizai Shimbun, and private organizing companies. The “show venues” include large venues
such as Tokyo Big Sight and Makuhari Messe, as well as small and medium-sized venues throughout
Japan. The“event supporters ”consist of various service companies such as contractors and hotels.
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FOOMA JAPAN 2015 (International Food Machinery & Technology Exhibition)
Organizer: The Japan Food Machinery Manufacturers' Association
JIMTOF 2014 (Japan International Machine Tool Fair)
Organizers: Japan Machine Tool Builders' Association/Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
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Types of Members Comprising JEXA
Many Seminars (International Congresses)
Concurrently Held
Organizers
and Events
6 . Receptions
Held Together
Various industry groups
Newspaper and magazine companies
Companies specializing
in organizing events, etc.
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Exhibition
Venues
26th International Jewellery Tokyo
Organizers: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd./Japan Jewellery Association
Eco Products 2014
Organizer: Nikkei PR Advertising Co., Ltd.
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Construction, Electricity, Manpower,
Security, Restaurant, Transportation,
Makuhari Messe
PACIFICO Yokohama
etc.
)
Source: Reports from various venues
Tokyo Big Sight
298.3
billion yen
Pacifico Yokohama
94
billion yen
Makuhari Messe
152.3
billion yen
Kobe International Exhibition Hall
92
billion yen
60.4
billion yen
Marine Messe Fukuoka
57
billion yen
47.2
billion yen
Yume Messe Miyagi
38
billion yen
Intex Osaka
Intex Osaka
Port Messe Nagoya, etc.
(Including International Conference Center)
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(Within Aichi Prefecture)
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Port Messe Nagoya
Booth Contractors
Rental companies
Human resource service companies
Hotels and restaurants
Electricity, gas, and water suppliers
Security, cleaning, and
transport companies, etc.
Tokyo Big Sight
Creating JPY 10 Billion Economic Effect Annually
Throughout Japan (Total of 632 exhibitions held annually)
Economic effect generated at each venue
Event
Supporters
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Message from the Chairman
JEXA Leadership
in random order
General Meeting
We Strive to Expand the Exhibition Industry
for the Development of Japan ’
s Economy
Exhibitions and tradeshows yield enormous benefits to a wide variety of
sectors. Exhibitors gain opportunities for business expansion and
inspiration from their competitors; visitors enjoy comparative reviews of
products and purchase options; host cities gain long-term economic
benefits from the visit of domestic and foreign business travelers; and
companies engaged in event operations receive stable revenue.
Tad Ishizumi
Chairman
JAPAN EXHIBITION
ASSOCIATION
What do exhibitions do for the host country? By gathering exhibitors and
visitors from around the world, the country stands to become a world-class
center and trendsetting place for the industry. In view of these huge benefits,
countries in Europe, the United States and in recent years many Asian
countries too, especially China, set their sights on developing the exhibition
industry by expediting their expansion and construction of exhibition venues.
Japan, on the other hand, remains far behind the global trend on account of
various factors including an insufficient recognition of the significance of the
exhibition business in the political, bureaucratic and economic circles.
Board of Directors
Chairman
Vice-Chairman
Vice-Chairman
Tad Ishizumi
Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.
Takahiro Matsui
Shigeo Koshino
Kazunori Arai
Yasushi Kajiwara
ICS Convention
Design, Inc.
JAPAN PACKAGING
INSTITUTE (JPI)
Fuji Sankei Business i
Mesago Messe
Frankfurt Corporation
Director of the Board
Auditor
However, the exhibition industry in Japan is beginning to get a fair evaluation recently. As more companies
are now attracted to the potential of the trade show business, the JEXA membership is rapidly growing.
Amid this development, JEXA is firmly determined to expand the exhibition industry, in order to contribute
s economic revival.
to Japan’
I sincerely look forward to your active support and cooperation for our association.
September 1 , 2015
Christopher Eve
Nao Kozuka
Shinichi Kondo Yasuhiro Shimabara Nobuyoshi Shimizu
Tokuhisa Taguchi
Japan Association of UBM Japan Holdings
Travel Agents (JATA)
Co.,Ltd.
EJK Japan Ltd.
Sony Music
New Supermarket
THE NIKKAN KOGYO
Communications. Inc Association of Japan (NSAJ)
SHIMBUN
Hakuten CO., LTD
Yoshinori Ochi
JEXA ’
s Mission
Our missions are to foster the development of:
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Exhibitions that bring benefits to both exhibitors and visitors.
Exhibitions that bring benefits to Japan, the host cities and all others.
Exhibitions that host a large number of overseas exhibitors and visitors.
Skilled industry professionals through sharing of know-hows.
Koji Sugano
Makiko Noda
JAPAN AUTOMOBILE
MANUFACTURERS
ASSOCIATION, INC.
Human Delight. Inc
Nobuyoshi Haga Norihisa Hamada
BUSINESS
GUIDE-SHA. INC
Mynavi Corporation
JEXA Office
Secretary General
Assistant
Teiji sakurai
Eisaku Kosugi
Exhibition industry promotion into a national policy of Japan.
Partnership to overcome shared obstacles of the exhibition industry.
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Masato Hori
Masaaki Yamamoto
Trade Show
Organizers Inc.
KEN & STAFF Co.,LTD.
JEXA Committees
Chairman
JEXA Office
Tad Ishizumi
Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.
Committees
Chairman
General Affairs Committee
Shigeo Koshino
Domestic Public Relations Committee
JAPAN PACKAGING INSTITUTE (JPI)
• Enrichment of membership benefits.
• Establishment of long-term visions and revision of regulations.
• Management and administration of JEXA.
Business Development Committee
Vice-Chairman
Nobuyoshi Shimizu
THE NIKKAN KOGYO SHIMBUN,LTD.
Koji Sugano
Japan Automobile
Manufacturers Association
Chairman
Yasushi Kajiwara
• Organizing events such as exhibitions for the exhibition industry.
• Drawing up and executing plans to develop profit-making businesses.
• Management of revenue from new businesses.
Female Participation Committee
Mesago Messe Frankfurt
Corporation
Vice-Chairman
Kimie Kojima
ICS Convention Design, Inc.
Chairman
Makiko Noda
• Raising the number of female participants in regular activities.
Vice-Chairman
Mitsuru Moriguchi
MICE Japan Co., Ltd.
• Drawing up and executing plans to boost female participation.
Masako Narumi
Venues & Facilities Committee
Kazunori Arai
Mynavi Corporation
Chairman
Fuji Sankei Business i
Vice-Chairman
Masato Hori
TRADESHOW ORGANIZERS INC.
• Raising publicity for JEXA and exhibition industry.
• Enhancing media exposure including magazines, newspapers and TV.
• Information transmission to the political circles,
government and industries.
Vice-Chairman
Hiroyuki Hirasawa
Fuji Sankei Business i
Akira Shinozaki
Human Delight, Inc.
Chairman
International Promotion Committee
Christopher Eve
• Internationalization promotion of tradeshows.
(seminars, overseas visits, etc.)
• Internationalization promotion of JEXA.
UBM Japan Holdings Co Ltd.
Vice-Chairman
Yoshinori Ochi
Japan Association of Travel Agents
(material in English, partnership with foreign associations, etc.)
• Research and report on overseas exhibitions.
Membership Recruitment Committee
Human Delight, Inc.
• Organizing gatherings and events for female members.
Chairman
• Recruitment of new members.
Teiji Sakurai
Japan Exhibition Association.
Chairman
Koji Sugano
Japan Automobile
Manufacturers Association
Vice-Chairman
Masaaki Yamamoto
• Recruitment activities through the media.
KEN & STAFF CO.,LTD.
• Invitation of non-member companies to JEXA events.
Fumimasa Doi
Members Networking Promotion Committee
Shinichi Kondo
Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.
Chairman
Sony Music Communications Inc.
Vice-Chairman
• Information exchange with and proposals to exhibition halls.
Tetsuo Tsubosaki
• Organizing gatherings for younger members and golf tournaments, etc.
Yasuhiro Shimahara
• Formulation of security and emergency measures.
Nobuyuki Haga
• To promote participation of all members.
Tokuhisa Taguchi
• Proposals for venue construction and expansion.
Kenji Okabe
• Initiating new types of gathering.
Nao Kozuka
Human Resource Development Committee
Norihisa Hamada
Statistics & Standardization Committee
Takahiro Matsui
Nikkei Inc.
BUSINESS GUIDE-SHA, INC.
Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.
Chairman
Hakuten CO., LTD.
EJK Japan Ltd.
Mynavi Corporation
• Hosting seminars and conferences.
Vice-Chairman
• Hosting training programs and workshops.
• International human resource exchange. (Internship program, etc.)
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Ken Hashimoto
Fuji Sankei Business i
Kimihito Hotani
Sanpo Publications Incorporated.
New Supermarket Association of Japan
Chairman
ICS Convention Design, Inc.
• Certification system implementation.
Vice-Chairman
• Drawing up various statistics and standardization rules.
• Evaluation and presentation of economic effects.
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Shuhei Shimada
Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.
Nobuaki Nito
UBM Japan Holdings Co Ltd.
Annual Events
(excerpts from 2009 to 2015 )
Accelerating Reunion, Learning and Creating Motivation by Networking among Members
January
New Year’s Party
January
Bustling with participants each year
Annual Photo
June
Reception Party: Annual
Photo
August
Networking Party for Women
Diet members and JEXA board member strike a victory pose
JEXA’s largest event. The number of participants increased consecutively
for 6 years from 2009 and reached 700 in 2015.
March
New Year’s party:
Diet members of the Exhibition Industry Parliamentary Group, local
government officials and other political and administrative personnel aiming
to develop “exhibition cities” actively participate.
Networking for Organizers
April
Exhibition Business Forum
Participation by political and administrative officials has been increasing
each year. In 2015, there were 100 honorable guests, including 21 Diet
members.
August &
December
Golf Competition (Summer & Winter)
Organized by a Female Participation Promotion Committee. “MICE Women’s
Networking Event” held in collaboration with four major organizations of the
MICE industry (2014).
August
JEXA Bowling
Competition
November
Networking for
Junior Members
Golf competition for organizers (2014)
Organizers are “creators” of exhibition and aim to further develop the
industry by deepening fellowship.
June
Hosted by Human Resource Development Committee for newly hired
company employees. Focusses on developing young talent who are the
future of the exhibition industry.
Annual General Meeting
June
Social Party
A regular seasonal event hosted by the Members Networking Promotion
committee. 54 people participated in the summer 2015 competition.
December
Networking with
Overseas Associations
A popular event hosted by the
Networking Promotion Committee.
December
Junior members of the association
gather to deepen connections.
JAPAN EXHIBITION FORUM
(Launch: December 2015)
Networking with South Korea’s exhibition industry at the Korea Exhibition Forum
Annual review of JEXA operations. Discussions take place on plans for
the new fiscal year.
Another important networking event followed by the New Year Party. 500
participated in 2015, hitting a record high number.
Exchanges takes place with various countries. An effort is made to
internationalize Japan’s exhibitions. Exhibitions and exhibition related
policies are studied.
Organized by the Business Development Committee and as a project of JEXA.
All persons associated with exhibitions eligible to participate. International
conference sessions were held inviting speakers from overseas.
(For more detailed information, please see the JEXA website.)
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JEXA ’
s Proposal
Triple the Total Venue Area for Japan to be Recognized as an“ Exhibition Nation ”
industry developing significantly
1 . Exhibitionworldwide;
Japan lagging far behind
Exhibitions invigorate all industries, and bring about significant, ongoing economic effects for host regions and
countries in the areas of accommodation, food and beverages, transportation, and so on. As such, countries
around the world are incorporating exhibitions into their important economic policies, and are strongly
promoting the expansion and new construction of exhibition venues.
Figure 1 below shows a world ranking of exhibition venue space. Even Tokyo Big Sight, the largest venue in
Japan, is only in 72nd place. Figure 2 on the right is a comparison of the total areas of exhibition venues in
s area is just
countries. The area is generally proportional to the economic scale of the country, but Japan’
350,000m². Thus, Europe, the United States, and China have areas ranging from several times to around a
s. As a result, many exhibition venues in Japan are filled to capacity, and
dozen times, the size of Japan’
launching new exhibitions and expanding existing exhibitions is difficult.
Figure 1
Global Venue Space Ranking
33. Qingdao (Chi) ............... 120
33. Tehran (Ira) ................... 120
33. Bari (Ita) ........................ 120
38. Rome (Ita)..................... 119
39. Barcelona (Spa) ........... 115
40. Brussels (Bel) .............. 114
40. Lyon (Fra) ..................... 114
42. Leipzig (Ger)................. 111
43. Las Vegas (USA) ......... 110
43. Chengdu (Chi) .............. 110
43. Essen (Ger)................... 110
43. Herning (Den) .............. 110
47. Singapore ...................... 109
47. Rimini (Ita) .................... 109
49. Seoul (Kor).................... 108
49. Bilbao (Spa).................. 108
49. Poznan (Pol) ................. 108
52. Beijing (Chi) .................. 107
53. Shenyang (Chi)............. 105
53. Stuttgart (Ger) .............. 105
53. Shenzhen (Chi)............. 105
53. Moscow (Rus) .............. 105
57. Geneva (Swi) ................ 102
57. New Orleans (USA) ...... 102
59. London (UK) ................. 100
59. Utrecht (Net)................. 100
59. Parma (Ita).................... 100
62. Istanbul (Tur) ...................98
63. Las Vegas (USA) ..............96
63. Dongguan (Chi) ...............96
65. Hamburg (Ger) ................86
65. Freidrichshafen (Ger)......86
67. Bordeaux (Fra) ................84
68. Hong Kong (Chi) .............83
Total Exhibition Space of the World Continuously Keeps Increasing
2,090
674
700
102. Philadelphia (USA)........63
102. New Delhi (Ind) .............63
105. Padua (Ita).....................61
106. Wels (Aus) .....................60
106. Hangzhou (Chi) .............60
106. Beijing (Chi)...................60
106. Dortmund (Ger) .............60
106. Toronto (Can) ................60
111. Helsinki (Fin) .................58
111. Detroit (USA) .................58
113. Ningbo (Chi) ..................57
113. San Diego (USA) ...........57
113. Phoenix (USA)...............57
116. Vienna (Aus) .................55
116. Turin (Ita) .......................55
116. Chengdu (Chi) ...............55
116. Wuhan (Chi)...................55
120. Denver (USA) ................54
120. Ghent (Bel) ....................54
120. Jinan (Chi) .....................54
120. Harrisburg (USA)...........54
124. Hanzhou (Chi) ...............52
124. Kunshan (Chi) ...............52
124. Karlsruhe (Ger)..............52
124. Indianapolis (USA) .......52
128. Lausanne (Swi) .............51
129. Toronto (Can) ................50
129. San Francisco (USA) ....50
129. Kunming (Chi) ...............50
129. Qingdao (Chi) ................50
129. Changsha (Chi) .............50
129. Changchun (Chi) ...........50
129. Nanchang (Chi) .............50
1,550
2,220
Germany
on the right is a“plan for tripling the total space of Japan’
s exhibition venues.”Even if this fully realized,
Figure 3
the area would still not be sufficient relative to the rest of the world, and it is expected that all of the venues
would soon become filled to capacity.
In order for Japan, which lacks resources, to exist as an economic powerhouse, becoming an“exhibition nation”
where people, objects, and information gather from around the world, is essential.
India
120
80
China
Taiwan
Macao
110
220
71
Italy
Japan
Hong Kong
Thailand
USA
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Unit = 1km2
Data from: JEXA (current as of 2014)
350,000 m² including Tokyo Big Sight and Makuhari Messe, only 1/14 of China’s venue area
Figure 3
Tripling Japan’s Total Exhibition
Venue Space to 1 Million SQM !
Hokkaido
50
Kyoto 100
Tohoku 50
Osaka 200
Data from: JEXA (current as of 2014)
The fact that exhibition venues in Japan are filled to capacity means that there is latent demand several times
the current level of supply. Accordingly, there is an urgent need to promote the expansion and new construction
of exhibition venues across Japan, and rapidly expand the area to over 1 million m², three times the current level.
150
223
Spain
351
Korea
290
France
2 . Tripling Japan’s total exhibition venue space!
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320
Russia
Unit = 1km2. Yellow denotes cities in Asia.
69. Rio de Janeiro (Bra)........82
69. Dubai (UAE)....................82
71. Shanghai (Chi).................81
72. Tokyo Big Sight (Jpn) .....80
72. Houston (USA) ................80
72. Dalian (Chi)......................80
72. Nanjing (Chi)....................80
72. Damascus (Syr)...............80
72. Paris (Fra) ........................80
78. Cleveland (USA) ..............79
78. Guangzhou (Chi) .............79
80. Anaheim (USA) ................78
80. New York (USA)...............78
80. Bad Salzuflen (Ger).........78
83. Sao Paolo (Bra) ...............76
83. Sao Paolo (Bra) ..............76
85. Macao (Chi) .....................75
86. Rosemont (USA) .............73
87. Makuhari Messe (Jpn) ....72
87. Amsterdam (Net).............72
89. Los Angeles (USA) ..........71
90. Intex Osaka (Jpn)............70
91. Suzhou (Chi)....................69
92. Guangzhou (Chi) .............68
93. Dallas (USA) ....................67
93. Zhengzhou (Chi)..............67
95. Hong Kong (Chi) .............66
95. London (UK) ....................66
95. Houston (USA) ................66
98. Washington (USA)...........65
99. Jalisco (Mex) ...................64
99. Columbus (USA) .............64
99. Indianapolis (USA) ..........64
102. Stockholm (Swe)...........63
6,710
4,850
3,390
UK
Japan’s Largest Venue, Tokyo Big Sight, Ranks 72nd.
1. Hanover (Ger)................ 466
2. Shanghai (Chi)............... 403
3. Frankfurt (Ger)............... 356
4. Milan (Ita)....................... 345
5. Guangzhou (Chi) ........... 338
6. Cologne (Ger) ................ 284
7. Dusseldorf (Ger)............ 263
8. Paris (Fra) ...................... 243
9. Chicago (USA)............... 242
10. Barcelona (Spa) .......... 240
11. Valencia (Spa) .............. 231
12. Paris (Fra) ..................... 227
13. Moscow (Rus) .............. 226
14. Chongqing (Chi) ........... 204
15. Birmingham (UK).......... 202
16. Shanghai (Chi).............. 200
16. Madrid (Spa) ................ 200
16. Bologna (Ita)................. 200
19. Orlando (USA) .............. 191
20. Las Vegas (USA) .......... 184
21. Munich (Ger) ................ 180
21. Zagreb (Cro) ................. 180
23. Berlin (Ger) ................... 170
24. Nuremberg (Ger) .......... 160
25. Wuhan (Chi).................. 150
26. Verona (Ita) ................... 143
27. Basel (Swi).................... 141
28. Bangkok (Tha).............. 140
29. Moscow (Rus) .............. 133
30. Atlanta (USA)................ 130
31. Copenhagen (Den)....... 122
32. Bruno (Cze) .................. 121
33. Houston (USA) ............. 120
33. Yiwu (Chi) ..................... 120
Comparison of Each Country’s Exhibition Space
Figure 2
Japan Sea Side
50
Chugoku 50
Okinawa
Kyushu
50
50
North Kanto 50
Chiba 220
Tokyo 250
Nagoya 100
Kanagawa 150
Vital to triple the venue area from 30,000m². Even so this is still insufficient for Japan.
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Unit = 1km2
Japan is Taking Action to Become an“ Exhibition Nation. ”
September 2011
March 2013
First-ever “East Asia exhibition summit”
held “Declaration of Japan, China, and
South Korea cooperation” signed
Prime Minister Abe declares at the Diet:
“Japan needs large exhibition venues”
On March 8, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe stated, “Tokyo Big Sight is in
68th place in the world in size (at that time), and is much smaller than
the venues in other countries,” and “Japan needs to have large-scale
exhibition venues as a strategy for growth.”
This marked a historical first step in moving toward Japan’s becoming
an “Exhibition Nation.”
Representatives of exhibition associations in Japan, China, and South
Korea gathered in Seoul, South Korea, and the “First Japan-China-South
Korea Exhibition Forum” was held.
A ceremony was held for signing a “declaration of Japan, China, and
South Korea cooperation,” and a new page was written in the history of
East Asia’s exhibition industry.
Signing of cooperation declaration by Japan, China, and South Korea
Prime Minister Abe stating that Japan needs large-scale exhibition venues
June 2013
March 2012
Statement by (previous) Tokyo Governor Ishihara
regarding the expansion of Big Sight: “We shall expand
this building as much as possible, as quickly as possible!”
At the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly on March 15, 2012, (then) Tokyo
Governor Shintaro Ishihara stated, “We will expand Tokyo Big Sight, and
we shall do this as much as possible, as quickly as possible.” After this,
it was decided that Tokyo Big Sight would be expanded to 16,000 m² in
2016, and to 20,000 m² in 2019.
Tokyo Big Sight, set for expansion
July 2012
Large-scale MICE facility plan proposed
by the Japan Business Federation (excerpt)
Exhibition venues
(indoor)
Conference facilities
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Japan Business Federation proposes developing
“Exhibition venues with an area of 300,000m²”
Exhibition venues can be expected to produce high-level economic effects,
create opportunities for innovation and business, and strengthen brand
power. As such, based on recognizing the importance of realizing new
growth for Japan, the Japan Business Federation announced a proposal
calling for the development of large exhibition venues. In moving ahead
with the development of large exhibition venues, there is a strong hope for
strong leadership on the part of the government, and the economic world
has expressed that it will further focus on promoting exhibitions and
strengthening international competitiveness in a variety of forms.
300,000 m²
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50,000 m²
Three-star or above hotels
.......................................... 2,800 rooms, 280,000 m²
March 2014
Expansion of exhibition venues in Yokohama City!
Announcement on first page of local newspaper
Yokohama City decided to carry out construction to expand PACIFICO
Yokohama, and this news was reported by Kanagawa Shimbun. This was
great news for Japan’s exhibition industry, which is struggling with a
lack of exhibition venues.
Nevertheless, at the same time, the realities of opportunity loss became
apparent, including, “The 70% operating rate of the exhibition venue is
almost the upper limit,” “Major reservations have been made up to five
years ahead of time,” and “In some years, there were 4,000 applications
for the year, and only 1,000 were accepted.”
Diet members form
“Exhibition Industry Parliamentary Groups”
PACIFICO Yokohama, set for expansion
On March 27, at the Liberal Democratic Party Headquarters, a general
meeting was held to establish an “exhibition industry caucus of the
Liberal Democratic Party.” It was announced that a group of 25 Diet
members will promote the exhibition industry, and the (then) Special
Advisor to the Prime Minister Taro Kimura, a member of the Lower
House, was appointed as chairman. Since then, a series of Diet members
have joined (87 people as of October 2015).
The caucus is vigorously engaging in activities such as submitting
petitions to government leaders.
September 2012
Around the world, there are systems in which the numbers of visitors
announced by exhibition organizers are investigated by third-party
organizations, and certification is provided, but this type of system did
not exist in Japan. Thus in 2012, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and
Industry (METI) completed and launched a certification system in line
with global standards, viewing the establishment of this certification
system as a first step in the development of the exhibition industry.
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Caucus members submitting petition to Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga
January 2015
First-ever for Japan! Start of certification system
initiated by METI
Certification regarding “Accuracy of visitor numbers
announced by organizers”
Registration certificate given to an exhibition
that has received certification
(major developments over the past years)
Minister Amari reveals that “Exhibitions are part of
Japan’s strategy for growth”
Local governments across Japan considering
venue construction
Minister for Economic Revitalization Akira Amari. A supreme advisor
to the Exhibition Industry Parliamentary Group
Minister for Economic Revitalization Akira Amari attended the JEXA New Year’s
party in 2015. In front of 700 participants, a record high number, he expressed
his hope regarding the future, stating, “The exhibition industry will serve as a
major pillar of Abenomics!” This was a great inspiration for JEXA members.
Furthermore, numerous personnel of local governments that are aiming to
establish “exhibition cities” were also in attendance. As such, a series of local
governments have been seriously examining the construction of venues.
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List of JEXA Members
Growth of Membership
297
JEXA Members Continue to Expand Since 2009（
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• SENKEN SHIMBUN Co.,Ltd.
JFW International Fashion Fair, PLUG IN
Anime Japan
• SPACE MEDIA JAPAN, CO., LTD.
BioFach Japan, Organic EXPO
• Tetsuado
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173
SEMICON Japan
• Sony Music Communications Inc.
283
203
• SEMI Japan
Reform and Renewal The R&R exhibition of Building
Renovation
• THE JAPAN FOOD MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS’
ASSOCIATION
227
FOOMA JAPAN (INTERNATIONAL FOOD MACHINERY &
TECHNOLOGY EXHIBITION)
• THE NIKKAN KOGYO SHIMBUN LTD.
INTERNATIONAL ROBOT EXHIBITION, MF-TOKYO,
Smart Grid Exhibition Automotive NEXT Industry Fair, etc.
• Trade Show Organizers Inc.
Asahi Housing Fair, NOODLE WORLD Osaka,
INTER-FOOD Japan, etc.
2009
2010
2011
2012
Organizer
• BUNKA HOSO KAIHATSU CENTER INC.
Furusato Matsuri Tokyo The Japan, Food & Specialty
Festival at Yokohama
• BUSINESS GUIDE-SHA, INC.
International Gift Show (Tokyo/Osaka/Fukuoka/Shanghai),
International Premium Incentive Show (IPIS),
Gourmet & Dining Style Show (GDS), etc.
• CI SHOPPING SERVICE CO., LTD.
ITOCHU Family Fair
• EJK Japan, Ltd.
International Food Ingredients & Additives Exhibition and
Conference, Health Food Exposition & Conference, EXPO
COMM WIRELESS JAPAN, etc.
• DISCO Inc.
PREMIUM CAREER FORUM, CareerForum, Campus Forum
• e-LEARNING CONSORTIUM JAPAN
e-Learning Conference
• Exhibition Technologies, Inc.
Technology Against Earthquake Expo,
Japan International Seafood & Technology Expo,
Agri-Food Expo, etc.
• Fuji Sankei Business i
Mass-Trans Innovation Japan, SENSOR EXPO JAPAN,
Patent Information Fair & Conference, etc.
• HAPPY SHOKUHIN Co.,LTD
Japan Korea business matching
• Human Delight, Inc.
Tokyo Business Summit
• ICS Convention Design, Inc.
nano tech, Convertech Japan, BIOJAPAN, etc.
• INTERCROSS COMMUNICATIONS INC.
EVENT JAPAN
• JAPAN ASSOCIATION OF TRAVEL AGENTS
JATA Tourism EXPO Japan
• JAPAN AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
Tokyo Motor Show
• Japan Bakery and Confectionery Machinery
Manufacturers’ Association
MOBAC SHOW
• Japan Culture Corporation
Library Fair & Forum
• Japan Fine Ceramics Association
CERAMICS JAPAN
• Japan Furniture Industry Development Association
IFFT/interiorlifestyle living
• Japan Graphic Arts Suppliers Committee
IGAS(International Graphic Arts Show),
JGAS(Japan Graphic Arts Show)
• Japan India Industry Promotion Association
India Garment Fair, Osaka/India Home Furnishing Fair,
Osaka, India International Trade Fair
• Japan Jewellery Association
JAPAN JEWELLERY FAIR,
INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY FAIR TOKYO
• Japan Kenzai co.,Ltd.
Japan Kenzai Fair
2013
2014
2015（Year）
• Japan Marine Industry Association
JAPAN INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW
• JAPAN PACKAGING INSTITUTE (JPI)
Tokyo International Packaging Exhibition (TOKYO PACK),
Productions and Packaging Daily Life Show
• Japan Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Association (JPMA)
Japan International Packaging Machinery Show (JAPAN PACK)
• JAPAN RECREATIONAL VEHICLE ASSOCIATION
Japan Campingcar Show
• Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry Association
HEATING,VENTILATING,AIR-CONDITIONING AND
REFRIGERATING EXPO.
• KADOKAWA CORPORATION
Anime Japan
• KINYOSHA PRINTING CO.,LTD.
music jacket gallery, entertainment package award,
INSATSUNO IROHATEN, etc.
• Kotsu times sha co.,ltd. OSAKA office
Osaka AutoMesse, af imp SUPER CARNIVAL
• Marine Art Center Co., Ltd.
MARINE DIVING FAIR
• Mesago Messe Frankfurt Corporation
Beautyworld Japan, InteriorLifeStyle, etc.
• Messe Dusseldorf Japan, Ltd
MEDICA. World Forum for Medicin. International Trade
Fair with Congress (Düsseldorf), drupa. World Market Print
Media, Publishing and Converting(Düsseldorf), etc.
• Mynavi Corporation
Mynavi Shushoku EXPO/Seminar,
Mynavi Tenshoku EXPO/Seminar
• New Supermarket Association of Japan
SUPERMARKT TRADE SHOW
• Nihon Shokuryo Shimbun Co.Ltd.
The World Food And Beverage Great Expo,
Dessert Sweets Bakery & Drink Festival,
YAKINIKU BUSINESS FAIR, etc.
• Nikkei Business Publications, Inc.
ITpro EXPO, TOKYO GAME SHOW, etc.
• Nikkei Inc.
HOME IMPROVEMENT FAIR TOKYO, Eco Products,
Shop & Retail Innovation Japan, etc.
• Nippon Electronic Device Industry Association
• NISSEN INC.
Japan Campingcar Show
• NISSIN Co.,Ltd.
Transportation System Expo
• NurnbergMesse GmbH
Chillventa, POWTECH, BIOFACH
• Recruit Career Co., Ltd
Rikunavi LIVE, FUTURE CAREER MAP
• Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.
INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY FAIR TOKYO,
World Smart Energy Week, Manufacturing World Japan etc.
• S. P. BEAM’S CO.,LTD.
kids festa
• SANPO PUBLICATIONS, INC.
JAPAN INTERNATIONAL WELDING SHOW,
HUBTEC -Welding & Laser Exposition-
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• TSO Innovent Inc.
TOKYO BRIDAL FESTA IN TOKYO BIG SIHGHT,
TOKYO BRIDAL FESTA IN SAITAMA SUPER ARENA
• UBM Japan Holdings Co.,Ltd.
Hi Japan - Health Ingredients Japan S-tec--Safety &
Technology Japan,
JAPAN JEWELLERY FAIR, CPhI Japan, etc.
• West Japan Industry and Trade Convention Association
ECO-TECHNOLOGY EXHIBITION,
WEST JAPAN MACHINE TOOL& INDUSTRY SYSTEM FAIR,
WEST JAPAN CHINA WARE FESTA, etc
• YOGA TOWN
YOGA FEST
• YOUMEDIA CO.,LTD.
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Exad Co.,Ltd.
EXPO INTERNATIONAL LTD.
fcrest.co.,ltd.
FRESH TOWN Inc.
Fuji Corporation
FUJIYA CO.,LTD.
HAKUTEN CO.,LTD.
HIROMEYA Co.,Ltd.
INTERIOR NISHIDA Co.,Ltd.
jigowatt co.,ltd.
KANRANSHA
KAWAGUCHIYA CO.,LTD.
Kogeisha. Co.,Ltd.
Lapis Lazuli Co., Ltd.
MURAYAMA INC.
NAKATEN,inc.
Nisso-MERO System Corporation.
NOMURA Co.,Ltd.
Only One co.,Ltd
PICO INTERNATIONAL LTD.
RE+DESIGN CO.,LTD.
SAIGA & CO.,LTD
SAKURA International Inc.
SANKEI BLDG TECHNO Co.,Ltd.
Shimizu Octo. Inc.
Shinsen Co.,Ltd
Shoei Bijutsu Co.,Ltd.
SPACE ONE CO., LTD.
SunCast co.,ltd.
TANSEISHA CO.,LTD.
Toabo Material Co.Ltd.
TOHGASHI CO.,LTD.
Toin Co.Ltd
TOKYO TAKARA SHOKAI CO., Ltd.
TOKYO ZOKEI BIJITSU CO.,LTD.
XCUBE CO.,LTD.
YKY, Inc.
YUTAKA Inc.
ZYCC CORPORATION
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BIG SIGHT SERVICES CORPORATION
CAN,inc.
CNT Inc.
Congress Corporation
Convex Inc.
Japan Convention Services,Inc.
JV Communications
KEN & STAFF Co.,LTD.
Majors Inc.
NIKKEI PR ADVERTISING CO.,LTD.
stand up A guy's,Inc.
Ubon Co.,Ltd.
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Agility Co.,Ltd.
ART VAN LINES
BLUE LINE Co.,Ltd.
Brinks Japan Limited
CAP COMPANY LTD.
CHUNICHI RINKAI BUS
HANKYU HANSHIN EXPRESS CO.,LTD
Hitachi Transport System, Ltd.
ISHIKAWA-GUMI, LTD.
K.KUROZAKI CORPORATION
Kintetsu World Express Sales Inc.
Kookai Co.,Ltd.
MARUNI CORPORATION
NIPPON EXPRESS CO., LTD
PACIFIC INC.
Plus Cargo Service Co.,Ltd.
SCHENKER-SEINO CO.,LTD.
YAMATO BOX CHARTER CO., LTD.
COMIC LIVE
Electricity, Communication, IT Services
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Eventregist Co.,Ltd.
EXSELI Co.Ltd.
Human Centrix Co Ltd
IIDA Electrical Works Co.,Ltd.
IT media Inc.
j2complex Inc.
JAPAN ENIX CO.,LTD.
JFE Technos Co., Ltd.
J-Stream Inc.
JUNKOSHA. Inc.
K.K.ETIX
KDS LLC.
KeyProCreative CO,LTD.
NAKANISHI DENKI
Net Business Support Ltd
OMRON Corporation EMC AOB DIVISION
BUSINESSDEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
Plott Corporation
Shanon Inc.
SHOHO DENKI CO.,LTD.
Soknet Planning Ltd.
Spline Network Inc.
SUZUKI DENKI CO.,LTD.
TAKAHASHI ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
tanakadensetsu K.K.
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Hotel Grand Pacific Co., Ltd
Hotel Viainn Tokyo Oimachi
Hyatt Regency Osaka
KOBE PORTOPIA HOTEL CO.
Maxpart Corporation
Resort trust
SUNROUTE CO.,LTD
Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington Hotel
Tokyo Humania Enterprise Inc. (hotel nikko tokyo)
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AOYAMA Co.Ltd
CORDON BLEU
CYPRESS.INC
GINREI SERVICE CO.,LTD.
GRID Inc.
HARUMI VOIR CO.,LTD.
HIBIYA Matsumotoro
iida Co.,ltd
MATSUYA FOODS, CO., LTD.
Roo Japan CO.,LTD.
SHOJIKIYA
UP BEAT CORPORATION
WAKO SANGYO CO.,LTD.
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ACCEA Co., Ltd.
EIKOU CO.,LTD
JB MEDIA PARTNER Co.,Ltd.
Kanazawa printing Co.,Ltd
Kinko's Japan Co.,Ltd.
Ryokuyousha Co.,Ltd
Sankoh Print Co.Ltd
Sanyo Printing Corporation
SDM CONSULTING Co.,Ltd.
SUNPROMPT Co.,Ltd
TATEYAMA CO.,LTD.
Toa Co.,Ltd.
TOPPAN FORMS SERVICES CO.,LTD.
ugo Inc.
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FUKUDO KOGYO CO.,LTD.
IRES.inc
OKAMOTO Works Co.,Ltd.
THREE-S SETUBI KOGYO CORPORATION
Yamazaki Kogyosho, Co.,Ltd.
YAMAZAKIKOGYO CO.,LTD.
Accommodation
Catering Services
Show Management Agents/Operation Services
Show Venue Management & Service
• Asia and Pacific Trade Center
• Convention Center Hive Nagaoka
• CONVEX OKAYAMA
• DAI-ICHI HOTEL Tokyo
• FUKUOKA CONVENTION CENTER
• HANSHIN REAL ESTATE CO.,LTD.
• Kazusa Akademia Park
• Kobe Convention & Visitors Association
• Kyoto Industrial Promotion Center Corp.
• Makuhari Messe,Inc.
• MGM Resorts International
• MID Property Management
• Miyagi Industrial Center Foundation
• Nagoya Congress Center
• Nagoya urban industries promotion corporation
• NIIGATA BANDAIJIMA GENERAL PLANNING.CO.,Ltd.
• Osaka Foundation for Trade and Industry
• OSAKA INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PROMOTION CENTER
• Osaka International Convention Center
• Osaka Merchandise Mart Corporation
• PACIFICO Yokohama
• Public Interest Incorporated Foundations Shizuoka
Association for The Promotion of Industry
• Shinjuku-ns Building Corp.
• Sumitomo Fudosan BELLESALLE Co.,Ltd.
• Sunshine City Corporation
• TKP Corporation
• Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
• TOKYO DOME CORPORATION
• Tokyo Ryutsu Center Inc.
• YOKOHAMA ARENA CO., LTD
Event supporters
Booth Contractors
• accost corporation
• ad point
• alter Co.,Ltd.
• ArtbeCrew Co.,Ltd.
• BANSEI Co.,Ltd.
• BOX.1 CO.,LTD.
• BUSINESS ART CO.,LTD.
• CROSS WORK Inc.
• Daiwa Kogei Inc.
• Design Studio TriQ
• DISCOVERY CORE, CO., LTD
• ENDLOS CO LTD.
Courier/Logistics
Rental Services
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ACOM RENTAL Co.,Ltd.
Azscene Inc.
CHIYODA KOGYO
COSMO PLAN
DUSKIN CO.,LTD.
Event Comunications
Hanatomidorisha Co., Ltd.
HIRATSUKA LEASE Co.,Ltd.
JAPAN RENT ALL CO., LTD
kanamoto co.,ltd.
Kissei Comtec co.,Ltd.
NIPPO Co., Ltd
NIPPOH-KIKO CO., LTD.
NISHIO RENT ALL CO.,LTD.
SHISUIEN
SUZUYA Co.,Ltd.
yamagen. co. ltd
Security Services
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FCS CO.,LTD.
JSS Inc.
KANSAI UNITE PROTECTION CO.,LTD
SHINTEI CO., Ltd.
TEXS Co.,Ltd.
TOYO SOGO SECURITY CO.,LTD.
YK Co.,Ltd.
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acros co., ltd.
Adogei Promotion Co.,Ltd.
Assist Japan
Com∙Style, Inc
FULLCAST ADVANCE. CO.,LTD
FULLCAST HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.
HITO-Communications,Inc
Japan Multimedia Services Coporation
MASH CORPORATION
Miraclenet Co.,Ltd
New Service System Co., Ltd.
Pasona Inc.
SAPIENT inc.
SHOPS associate Ltd.
Temporary Staffing Services
Cleaning Services
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DAISHIN SANGYO Inc.
HOKUSO
INSUPPORT CO.,LTD.
Kinki Cleanup Co.,Ltd.
Consulting/Marketing
• C.REP Co.,Ltd.
• Joho Dentatsu Institute, inc.
• Stella Co., Ltd.
Translation Services
Direct Mailing, Printing Services
Water, Gas Supply/Air Conditioning
AV/Lighting and Sound Effects
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As of September 1, 2015
AUDIO VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS LTD.
Biz Croco Inc.
CIMA Co.Ltd.
Cine-Focus inc.
DIGITIZED INFORMATION, INC.
Edithgrove Co.,Ltd.
Hibino Media Technical Corporation
KOWA CO.,LTD.
Otomura Co.,Ltd.
Ray Corporation
Sigma A&V and Rental Corporation
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Honyaku Corporation
ISS, INC.
KIYO CORPORATION
KY TRADE CO.,LTD.
Ten Nine Communications, Inc.
Press
• MICE & EVENT Marketing Co.,ltd.
• MICE Japan Co., Ltd.
• POP Inc.
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JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc.
KINKI NIPPON TOURIST CO., LTD
my VACATION TOURIST
Telephone Marketing
• TDS co., Ltd
• Total Comunication Service
Data Processing/Visitor Counting
• NEONET Inc.
Novelties
• TOIN CORPORATION
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FRONTIER INTERNATIONAL INC.
LIMA Japan
Mitsuki Aso Office
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Join us today !
一般社団法人
Why Join JEXA?
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Be inspired and catch information and know-hows from other industry peers
Network and develop partnerships with other JEXA members
Gain social credibility as a member of Japan’s largest industry group
Find solutions for your business with various industry professionals
Membership
Eligibility
Membership
Fees
JEXA membership shall be open to organizations and corporations that 1) organize exhibitions and
tradeshows inside and outside Japan, 2) support exhibitions inside and outside Japan,
and 3) engage in rental business of exhibition venues.
Admission fee
Annual fee
¥60,000
¥60,000
How to Join
JAPAN EXHIBITION
ASSOCIATION (JEXA)
JEXA is Japan’
s Largest Association
in the Exhibition Industry
Fill out and return the application form below by FAX.
Application Form for JEXA Membership
Please fill out the form below and fax it to + 81 - 3 - 3295 - 7007 .
Please tick one
□ Organizer □ Show Venue Management & Service □ Event Supporters
Registration Date
Number of staff
Corporate name
Address
Tel
Fax
URL
The name of the representative
Position
E-mail
The name of the deputy（Person in charge ）
Position
E-mail
Business
Exhibition Name(s)（ For organizers only ）
Membership Committee
Chairman:
Koji Sugano (JAPAN AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC.) Tel: +81-3-3273-6177
Vice-Chairman: Fumimasa Doi (Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.)
Tel: +81-3-3349-8501
Vice-Chairman: Masaaki Yamamoto (KEN&STAFF Co.,Ltd)
Tel: +81-3-3367-0020
Send
Application
JEXA Office
to
Fax: +81-3-3241-4999
Fax: +81-3-3349-8599
Fax: +81-3-3367-0530
2 F Shikoku Daini Bldg., 1 - 12 - 10 Uchikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101 - 0047 , Japan
TEL: + 81 - 3 - 3518 - 2640
FAX: + 81 - 3 - 3295 - 7007
E-mail: [email protected]
URL: http://www.nittenkyo.ne.jp
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