[Announcement] Solving Management Challenges through 'Regional' Solutions: 'Corporate Location Fair 2026' to be held at Tokyo Big Sight from July 8-10
The Japan Management Association (NOMA) will host the 'Corporate Location Fair 2026' at Tokyo Big Sight from July 8 to 10, 2026. Featuring 56 organizations nationwide, the event aims to provide solutions for high costs, recruitment difficulties, and BCP needs through regional expansion and subsidies.
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The Japan Management Association (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Chairman: Takahisa Takahara) will hold the 'Corporate Location Fair 2026,' one of Japan's largest specialized exhibitions on industrial location and regional economy, from July 8 (Wed) to 10 (Fri), 2026, at Tokyo Big Sight West Exhibition Hall 3 & 4.
This exhibition will be operated in conjunction with the 'Local Government Comprehensive Fair 2026,' with registration and seminar applications handled through the official website of the latter.
In 2026, the event will be redefined from a 'place for local government PR' to a 'business platform to accelerate corporate decision-making,' featuring a complete renewal of its concept, key visuals, and exhibitor flow. 56 organizations and corporate attraction agencies from 8 areas across Japan will gather to offer solutions for management challenges such as high costs, recruitment difficulties, BCP, and subsidies/incentive programs.
This exhibition will be operated in conjunction with the 'Local Government Comprehensive Fair 2026,' with registration and seminar applications handled through the official website of the latter.
In 2026, the event will be redefined from a 'place for local government PR' to a 'business platform to accelerate corporate decision-making,' featuring a complete renewal of its concept, key visuals, and exhibitor flow. 56 organizations and corporate attraction agencies from 8 areas across Japan will gather to offer solutions for management challenges such as high costs, recruitment difficulties, BCP, and subsidies/incentive programs.
FAQ
What are the benefits of relocating business hubs to regional areas in Japan?
Benefits include lower rent and land costs, reduced recruitment competition, strengthened BCP, and access to local government subsidies and incentive programs.