ASKUL to Host Experiential Event 'Good Tomorrow Exhibition' at Roppongi Hills Arena on May 30-31
ASKUL Corporation will hold an experiential event, 'Good Tomorrow Exhibition,' at Roppongi Hills Arena from May 30 to 31, 2026. Featuring 105 product series from 63 companies, the event showcases items from ASKUL, Soloel Arena, and LOHACO, promoting sustainable and socially conscious choices through interactive exhibits, workshops, and quizzes.
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ASKUL Corporation (Headquarters: Koto-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Akira Yoshioka; hereinafter 'ASKUL') will host an experiential event titled 'Good Tomorrow Exhibition' at Roppongi Hills Arena (Minato-ku, Tokyo) from Saturday, May 30, to Sunday, May 31, 2026.
This event is designed to propose how incorporating products from ASKUL's e-commerce services can lead to a 'good tomorrow' in both workplaces and daily life. It introduces 'happy choices' by showcasing 105 product series from 63 participating companies, primarily focusing on items available through the B2B services 'ASKUL' and 'Soloel Arena,' as well as the B2C service 'LOHACO.'
In addition to product displays, the venue will feature product introductions by exhibitors, distribution of trial samples and limited-edition novelties, a pop-up store, and participatory activities such as quiz rallies and workshops. Visitors can experience products through their five senses—including scent, touch, and sight—while discovering the environmental and social considerations behind them, as well as 'happy choices' that make work and life more comfortable.
This event is designed to propose how incorporating products from ASKUL's e-commerce services can lead to a 'good tomorrow' in both workplaces and daily life. It introduces 'happy choices' by showcasing 105 product series from 63 participating companies, primarily focusing on items available through the B2B services 'ASKUL' and 'Soloel Arena,' as well as the B2C service 'LOHACO.'
In addition to product displays, the venue will feature product introductions by exhibitors, distribution of trial samples and limited-edition novelties, a pop-up store, and participatory activities such as quiz rallies and workshops. Visitors can experience products through their five senses—including scent, touch, and sight—while discovering the environmental and social considerations behind them, as well as 'happy choices' that make work and life more comfortable.
FAQ
Do Taiwanese e-commerce companies hold similar events?
Yes, major Taiwanese e-commerce platforms like momo and PChome frequently host offline pop-up events and ESG-focused exhibitions.