An exhibition gathering highly-functional material technologies that are indispensable to various kinds of high technology industries. Material manufacturers, processing technologies, production equipment, testing equipment, etc. will be exhibiting. Active negotiations will take place among R&D and manufacturing specialists of various fields such as automotive, electronics, medical and aerospace.

FILMTECH JAPAN TOKYO now attracts great attention with its applications in a variety of industries such as automobile, smartphone, medical, constructions, etc. This show will gather all kinds of R&D, manufacturing and processing products and technologies related to highly-functional film.

Plastics are required to be further utilised in automotive and electronics products for “environmental friendliness” and “weight reduction”. PLASTIC JAPAN TOKYO specialises in various plastic materials and processing technologies that meet diverse needs, such as carbon fiber composite materials and biodegradable plastics used in aircraft and other applications.

Japan’s only exhibition specialised in all kinds of metal materials such as steel, aluminum, copper, titanium, and rare metals. From decarbonization of metal manufacturing processes and metal recycling to 3D printer technology, it is regarded as an indispensable exhibition for the metals industry.

CERAMIC JAPAN TOKYO is held since 2016 as one of the last of the three major materials following “Organic Materials (Films and Plastics)” and “Metals”. It is co-hosted with the Japan Fine Ceramics Association, a leading industry organisation in Japan, and is recognised as one of the world’s three major ceramics trade fairs.

Multi-materialisation has become an indispensable technology in the automotive and electronics fields. As a specialised exhibition dealing with a wide range of adhesion and bonding technologies, from the most advanced dissimilar material bonding technologies to general applications, this exhibition attracts experts from a variety of industries.

This is a specialised exhibition for all kinds of paints and coating technologies for both industrial and architectural applications. Co-sponsored by the Japan Paint Manufacturers Association, the most influential industry organisation in this field in Japan, the exhibition provides a venue for full-scale business negotiations.

Comprehensive exhibition featuring environmentally friendly materials such as biodegradable resins and cellulose, as well as resources and materials as recycling technology and circular economy. It promotes the accelerated development of new materials and their implementation in society, and provides a venue for full-scale business negotiations and business matching.

Given the government’s goal of achieving “Carbon Neutrality by 2050,” reducing CO2 emissions and transitioning production processes in the materials industry are considered urgent. This exhibition specializes in decarbonization of material factories such as iron and steel, chemicals, ceramics, cement, paper, pulp, and non-ferrous metals. It brings together a wide range of decarbonization technologies, from fuels and manufacturing processes to the entire factory.

The FPD industry continues to expand its applications, including smartphones, flat-screen TVs, and VR displays. Since the first exhibition in 1991, this has been the largest business fair in Japan, attracting experts from Japan and abroad. The conference held in conjunction with the exhibition are also highly regarded by experts every year.

This is a trade fair for “optical” technology, with themes such as “laser processing,” “optical components,” and “optical measurement and analysis”. Leading companies from Japan and abroad exhibit at the show, and many demonstrations of processing machines using large-size actual machines are held, where many experts actively engage in business negotiations.

It is world’s most advanced materials show gathering all six major materials (highly-functional films, plastics, metals, ceramics, adhesion, paint & coating) as well as related technologies. To find advanced materials and technologies, various kinds of manufacturers will be attending the show from all over Japan and around the world.

FILM EXPO OSAKA is a specialised exhibition for all kinds of film-related technology, gathering highly-functional film forming and processing technology, as well as completed film products. It will be a comprehensive exhibitions gathering a wide variety of advanced film technology for FPD, renewable energy (i.e., PV, rechargeable battery, fuel cell, etc.), smartphone, LED, construction materials, medical, food packaging, etc.(*”Largest” in reference to the net exhibit space of trade shows with the same concept.)

PLASTIC EXPO OSAKA gathers all kinds of manufacturing technologies for highly-functional plastics. It will be a comprehensive exhibition gathering all kinds of technologies and equipment related to highly-functional plastics, such as Plastic Products, Highly-functional Resin, Composites, FRP Processing, Compounding Equipment. (*”Largest” in reference to the net exhibit space of trade shows with the same concept.)

METAL EXPO OSAKA gathers all kinds of materials, technologies, services, equipment and products specialised in highly-functional metals. It is the best place to showcase the latest technologies and products toward automotive, renewable energy, medical and aerospace industries.(*”Largest” in reference to the net exhibit space of trade shows with the same concept.)

CERAMICS EXPO OSAKA is a specialised exhibition gathering all kinds of highly-functional ceramics, materials, forming/processing equipment, burning/heating equipment, evaluation/testing/analysis equipment, etc. It will be held together with FILM EXPO OSAKA, PLASTIC EXPO OSAKA, METAL EXPO OSAKA, ADHESION & JOINING EXPO OSAKA and Highly-functional PAINT & COATINGS EXPO OSAKA under the umbrella of “Highly-functional Material Week OSAKA.” (*”Largest” in reference to the net exhibit space of trade shows with the same concept.)

The show gathers advanced adhesive and joining technologies for automobile, electronics, construction, etc. It is held twice a year in Osaka and Tokyo.

The show gathers the latest paint & coating technologies for automobile, electronics, building fields, etc. It is held twice a year in Osaka and Tokyo. (*”Largest” in reference to the net exhibit space of trade shows with the same concept.)

A comprehensive exhibition of sustainable materials held in Osaka. Many R&D departments of material manufacturers and venture companies exhibit and by directly listening to the voices of users, they can promote material development, train researchers, and strengthen their ability to make proposals. Many professionals visit the exhibition as a place where they can check the cutting-edge technologies and have fruitful business meetings with exhibitors.

Given the government’s goal of achieving “Carbon Neutrality by 2050,” reducing CO2 emissions and transitioning production processes in the materials industry are considered urgent. This exhibition specializes in decarbonization of material factories such as iron and steel, chemicals, ceramics, cement, paper, pulp, and non-ferrous metals. It brings together a wide range of decarbonization technologies, from fuels and manufacturing processes to the entire factory.

Photonix Osaka is a newly launching B to B trade show specialising in the Laser & Photonics industry held in Osaka, western Japan’s largest city. Industry professionals highly requested the show’s launch in response to the great success of Photonix held in Tokyo once every year. Cutting-edge laser processing equipment/technology, optics and optical measuring/analytical technologies will exhibit to Photonix Osaka from world-wide.

In pursuit of the government’s goal of achieving “Carbon Neutrality by 2050,” there is a comprehensive reevaluation of “recycling” across society. This exhibition aims to accelerate technological innovation in recycling and create an ecosystem with various partners such as material suppliers, manufacturers, logistics providers, retailers, waste management companies, and local governments to implement recycling practices within society.