Industrial and technology exhibitions in Japan

Japan continues to host a series of industrial and technology exhibitions focused on innovation, digital transformation (DX), AI, and specialized manufacturing.

In the construction and housing sectors, the 50th Matex Fair will be held at Tokyo Dome City Prism Hall on October 2, themed “Toward a Nostalgic Future.” Additionally, the Kinki Construction Association will host the Construction Technology Exhibition 2026 in Osaka. Expanding on these themes, Tektome has announced it will serve as a platinum sponsor for Archi Future 2026 in Tokyo, where it will showcase a construction-specific AI agent platform designed to support design and construction workflows through data utilization.

Technological advancements in manufacturing, mobility, and medical sectors remain central. Dainichiseika Color & Chemicals Mfg. Co., Ltd. will participate in the High Functional Material Exhibition at Makuhari Messe starting September 30. In the medical field, Kyocera is set to exhibit at Medical Japan Tokyo, presenting solutions for hospital efficiency and disaster resilience, such as sensing technology for gait and respiratory monitoring.

Mobility and logistics developments include Hino Motors showcasing technologies at the Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026, featuring the Profia Z FCV—Japan’s first mass-produced large-scale fuel cell truck developed with Toyota—alongside autonomous driving demonstrations. Furthermore, Space One will participate in CEATEC 2026 to feature its autonomous water drone, ARIVIA. Other ongoing developments include Panasonic Holdings’ use of “Design AI,” Forum8’s “Connected Simulation” solutions, and various specialized logistics and education expos.