International Maritime Exhibition - 东京

The International Maritime Exhibition - Tokyo will be grandly held on April 22, 2026, in Tokyo, Japan. As a major event in the maritime sector in Asia and globally, this exhibition has been dedicated to promoting exchange and cooperation in the international maritime industry since its inception. Jointly organized by authoritative Japanese maritime institutions and international exhibition groups, and leveraging Tokyo's advantages as a major global port city and economic center, the exhibition has developed into a key platform connecting global maritime technology, products, and services. Each edition attracts hundreds of renowned companies from dozens of countries and regions worldwide, including shipbuilders, equipment suppliers, and technical service providers, while also gathering tens of thousands of professional visitors, including shipowners, operators, port management personnel, engineers, buyers, and government agency representatives. The exhibition is not only an important window for businesses to expand into the Japanese and Asian markets and understand the latest trends in the global maritime industry but also an ideal venue for promoting industry technological innovation, business negotiations, and brand building. Through a series of high-level concurrent conferences, seminars, and technical exchange activities, the exhibition provides an excellent opportunity for exhibitors and professional visitors to showcase products, exchange technologies, and conduct business negotiations, jointly exploring the future development direction of the maritime industry.

The exhibit range of Sea Japan (International Maritime Exhibition - Tokyo) is extensive, comprehensively covering core areas of the maritime industry. It mainly includes: 1. **Shipbuilding and Repair:** Covers the design, construction, repair, and modification technologies for various commercial and special vessels, including bulk carriers, oil tankers, container ships, LNG carriers, Ro-Pax ferries, offshore vessels, etc. 2. **Ship Equipment and Machinery:** Displays various main engines, auxiliary engines, deck machinery, propulsion systems, steering gears, pumps, valves, compressors, heat exchangers, environmental protection equipment (such as ballast water treatment systems, exhaust gas scrubbers), etc. 3. **Shipping and Logistics:** Involves port services, cargo handling systems, container shipping, supply chain management, ship brokerage, ship management, maritime finance and insurance, and other services. 4. **Offshore Engineering and Port Technology:** Includes offshore wind power, tidal energy, and other marine renewable energy technologies, oil and gas exploration and development equipment, port cranes, dredging equipment, terminal facilities, automated loading and unloading systems, etc. 5. **Digitalization and Communication:** Showcases ship automation systems, navigation and communication equipment (radar, GPS, satellite communication), vessel traffic management systems (VTS), cybersecurity solutions, ship-to-shore integrated management platforms, crew training simulators, etc. 6. **Safety and Environmental Protection:** Covers life-saving and firefighting equipment, anti-pollution equipment, marine coatings, anti-corrosion technologies, and environmental solutions compliant with the latest International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations.

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