Tokyo Gift Show Autumn

[Exhibition Overview]

    The Tokyo Gift Show Autumn is a globally leading and highly influential gift and consumer goods exhibition. Since its inception in 1976, it has been successfully held for over a hundred editions, earning a reputation as a bellwether for the Asian gift industry and serving as a core strategic gateway to the Japanese consumer market.

    Organised by the Japan Business Guide Company, the exhibition is held twice a year, in spring and autumn, at Tokyo Big Sight International Exhibition Centre. The autumn edition is the largest and most industry-esteemed gift and lifestyle products fair in Japan, holding a prominent leading position in the global gift sector.

    In previous editions, the total exhibition area reached 96,000 square metres, featuring 3,450 exhibitors from different countries and regions around the world, attracting over 196,000 visitors, of whom 96% were corporate purchasing managers or key decision-makers.

    The 2025 autumn edition attracted nearly 3,000 exhibitors, including close to 1,000 overseas exhibitors, with an exhibition area of 100,000 square metres and over 220,000 visitor attendances, demonstrating a remarkably substantial scale and industry influence.

[Exhibits Scope]

    The exhibition provides a one-stop display platform covering the entire gift industry chain, with a diverse and extensive range of exhibits, mainly including the following categories:

    - Festive gifts, home & daily living products

    - Beauty & fashion products, consumer electronics

    - Stationery & creative products, garden decorations

    - Pet supplies and various innovative consumer goods

[Featured Zones]

    The exhibition features multiple dedicated zones, precisely matching the needs of global suppliers and Japanese buyers. Key featured zones include:

    - Green Lifestyle Zone

    - International Brand Pavilion

    - Emerging Designers Zone

[Notable Exhibitors]

    The exhibition attracts renowned brands from many countries and regions around the world. Some representative exhibitors include:

    - Leading international brands: Panasonic, Muji, Shiseido, Toyota

    - Chinese exhibitors: Tanmuzhu (showcasing lacquer art, cloisonné enamel, and classic woodcraft series products)

    - Korean exhibitors: Luycho, Namdo Market

    - Vietnamese exhibitors: Hanoi pavilion (showcasing lacquerware, ceramics, bamboo and rattan products, embroidered silk, and more)

    - Japanese local exhibitors: Tsuyama Furniture, Sekisai Studio, Ban Inoue, among other local brands