CONTENT TOKYO is Japan’s Largest* content creation, production, licensing tradeshow.

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Why you should exhibit at
CONTENT TOKYO

Attractive Japanese Market

World's 3rd Largest Content Market (2022)
Thriving Content Market Size: grew to 117.9 billion USD. (2021)
Attractive advertising market: 3rd place for total media ad spending.

Source: HUMANMEDIA, Keidanren, KADOKAWA ASCII Research Laboratories, Inc.

Japan’s Largest* Tradeshow in the industry

CONTENT TOKYO has established its position as Japan’s largest* comprehensive show covering a whole content business. It is the best opportunity for you to find your agents/partners in Japan & Asia.

Exhibitors

943

Visitors

47,092

Participated Countries/Regions

41

<Results of June, 2023, including concurrent shows>
Visitors are counted only once per visit, no matter how many repeated days a visitor attends the show.
Visitors does not include exhibitors nor press attendees.
Number of countries/regions including concurrent shows, including Japan.

Gathering Quality Visitors

CONTENT TOKYO is not just an event for public relations but an exhibition for business discussions to generate sales, gathering wide range of quality visitors.

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Enjoy Unexpected Visitors

CONTENT TOKYO is a comprehensive exhibition consisting of 5 specialised trade shows related to content. Cross-border business opportunities are brought about by co-locating these events.

Technologies/services related to content production/distribution, branding, marketing and IPs all gather under one roof!

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