Tokyo Health Industry Show 2014

Japan's health products market is one of the country's fastest growing sectors!

The ageing of the population and high consumer awareness about health issues mean that the market for health products and services in Japan is showing strong growth.

In order to meet growing demand and diversifying consumer needs, buyers and distributors in Japan are actively looking for unique and innovative health products from around the world. This means that the opportunities in the Japanese market for overseas manufacturers and suppliers of health products have never been better.

For more than 30 years the Tokyo Health Industry Show has continued to grow in line with the expansion of Japan's health industry and the show is by far the largest event of its kind in the country. The 2014 edition of the Tokyo Health Industry Show will feature over 500 exhibitors organized into five professional show zones.

Facts & Figures

Number of visitors :  40,000 (forecast)
 

Dates:  12-14 March 2014 10:00-17:00

Exhibition Application Deadline:  29 November 2013

Admission Fee:   3,000 yen (free of charge with invitation ticket)

Sponsored by(provisional)

• The Ministry of Agriculture,
• Forestry and Fisheries;
• The Ministry of Economy,
• Trade and Industry;
• Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)

Special Event

Educational Conferences
Running parallel to the exhibition are comprehensive conference programs providing a one-stop source of information on Japanese health-related laws and legislation through the newest topics on health-related products.

Exhibitor Presentations
Seminars are held alongside with the exhibition and they enable exhibiting companies to promote their name and products through the presentation of new products and the results of their research. This is an invaluable opportunity to enhance the effectiveness of exhibitor’s participation.

Free workshops at the main stage
During the show, the organizer will hold free of charge to all THIS visitors workshops featuring famous speakers who are active trail-blazers in the health industry.