Tokyo Toy Show du 16 au 19 Juin 2011

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Voici les informations extraites du "Exhibitor’s Guide" du salon événement en Asie :


Exhibitor’s Guide - Tokyo Toy Show 2011

Exhibition Title: Tokyo Toy Show 2011

Subtitle: International Tokyo Toy Show 2011

Objective: To provide a venue for announcing new products to markets inside and outside of
Japan and for conducting business negotiations for the Christmas and the year-end
sales season, thereby activating distribution and expanding sales channels.
“The Open to the Public Event” will be held to encourage the public to reconfirm
the pleasure of toys through hands-on play.

Organizer: The Japan Toy Association

Co-Organizer: Tokyo Metropolitan Government (to be confirmed)

Supported by: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (to be confirmed)

Show Period: Thursday, June 16, to Sunday, June 19, 2011

Show Hours: Thursday, June 16, and Friday, June 17: 9:30 - 18:00 [Business discussions only]

Saturday, June 18: 09:00 - 17:00 [Open to the public]

Sunday, June 19: 09:00 - 16:00 [Open to the public]

Show Venue: Tokyo Big Sight


Entrance: Free of charge

On June 16 and 17, bearers of invitation cards issued by the organizer can enter. Business people can enter after completing registration, if they do not have
invitation card. Foreign visitors can get registration in advance on the website of the JTA to make sure of their entrance.


Exhibition Products: See attached table.
Products and software for children classified in the table, as well as products
approved by the Japan Toy Association may be exhibited.


Refrain from Private Exhibition:
Exhibitors are requested to refrain from holding a private exhibition approximately
one month before the Show and during the Show.
Limitations on Exhibited Products:
The exhibited products shall be in one of the following categories:

(1) Products with exhibitors own brand and not displayed in other booths.

(2) Products purchased from other suppliers or sold under consignment contract and not displayed in other booths.

(3) Products that do not infringe on intellectual property rights belonging to third parties.

Qualification of Exhibitor:
(1) Member of the Japan Toy Association

(2) Manufacturers, distributors or groups of them inside and outside Japan

exhibiting products listed in the table of “Exhibition Products”

(3) Other parties approved by the Japan Toy Association to exhibit products

Booth Size: Width: approximately 2.97m, Depth: approximately 2.97m,

Area: approximately 9m2

Basic Facilities: (1) Side walls and rear walls of system panels not facing corridors

(2) Projected Company Name Board (described in Japanese and English)





Application Fee: ¥31,500 (tax included) per exhibitor
Exhibition Fee: Per one exhibition stand:
¥273,000 (tax included)
¥231,000 (tax included), for exhibition as a part of a National Pavilion
Business days only (Thursday, June 16 and Friday, June 17)
¥157,500 (tax included), foreign exhibitors only

Je vous invite à consulter le pdf officiel du Tokyo Toy Show pour consulter le reste des informations : http://www.toys.or.jp/toyshow/toyshow2011/pdf/Exhibitors_Guide_Tokyo_ToyShow2011.pdf

Voici quelques images du salon qui vous permet de palper l'ambiance qu'il y règne chaque année :









source: google images.

La foule

2norme!!!!

Il faudrait y aller une fois dans sa vie.

Le lieux est déjà culte pour le comiket.

Il faut juste éviter les escalators ...

Ben non les escalators c'est ou il y a le moins de monde

Un petit incident dans les escalators du Tokyo Big Sight, il y a quelques années
http://www.otaku2.com/articleView.php?item=119
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2008-08-05/escalator-accident-at-tokyo-model-festival-injures-10

Athras a écrit:Un petit incident dans les escalators du Tokyo Big Sight, il y a quelques années
http://www.otaku2.com/articleView.php?item=119
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2008-08-05/escalator-accident-at-tokyo-model-festival-injures-10

Lapinou était ironique je pense