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TOKYO PACK 2026
International Packaging Exhibition in Tokyo
Oct 14 – 16, 2026
Large international packaging-industry audience
Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo, Japan
Major Japanese and international packaging suppliers
🎫 Event Snapshot
HOURS
Daily: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
VISITORS
Packaging buyers, manufacturers, food companies and industrial users
Oct 14 – 16, 2026
DATES
EXHIBITORS
ADULT TICKET
COUNTRIES
Packaging materials, machinery, printing, logistics and processing suppliers
Visitor pre-registration available
International participation
Who Should Attend
Packaging Engineers
Manufacturers can compare materials, machinery and line technologies for primary, secondary and transport packaging.
Food & Beverage Manufacturers
Processors can evaluate filling, sealing, labeling, inspection and logistics solutions tied to packaged products.
Brand & Package Development Teams
Design and R&D professionals can study structures, materials, printing and formats that affect shelf impact and functionality.
Packaging Converters & Printers
Packaging converters and printers should prioritise printing, labels, converting, materials and the 2026 special exhibitions, looking for technologies that improve quality, shorter runs, automation and sustainable production for Japanese and export customers.
Top Reasons to Attend
1
Packaging-Specific Depth
TOKYO PACK is a packaging-specialist exhibition organized by the Japan Packaging Institute, covering the packaging chain from materials and design through machinery, printing, logistics and end use.
2
Japanese Packaging Innovation
Japan's packaging market is known for detailed engineering, presentation and convenience, making the show useful for studying solutions that balance product protection, usability, efficiency and design.
3
Cross-Industry Application
Packaging is used across food, beverage, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, consumer goods and industrial products, so the show lets converters and end users compare technologies across multiple applications.
4
Converter Technology Sourcing
Converters and manufacturers can evaluate forming, filling, sealing, printing, labeling and end-of-line systems against actual pack formats, throughput, changeover and quality requirements.
5
Engineering Comparison
The value for engineers comes from comparing complete systems and materials side by side, including how a new substrate, pack design or sustainability target affects machinery and downstream operations.
What You'll See & Do
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Packaging Materials
Compare paper, plastics, films, containers, cushioning and functional materials by barrier performance, machinability, product protection, cost, printability and end-of-life route.
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Packaging Machinery
Evaluate forming, filling, sealing, wrapping, cartoning and end-of-line machinery against your real pack dimensions, speeds, cleaning requirements and changeover frequency.
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Printing & Labeling
Printing, coding and labeling suppliers should be compared on print quality, variable data, traceability, substrate compatibility, speed and integration with existing packaging lines.
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Sustainable Packaging
Use sustainability exhibits to examine material reduction, recyclability, circular design and technologies that reduce waste without compromising product protection or line performance.
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Logistics Packaging
For logistics and distribution, look at transport packaging, palletization, protective systems and designs that reduce damage, handling time or storage space.
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2026 Special Exhibitions & Packaging Academia
TOKYO PACK 2026 includes special exhibitions, packaging-design content, circular-economy themes and Packaging Academia programs that add design, policy and research perspectives to the machinery floor.
🏢 Are you Exhibiting at This Event?
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Getting to Tokyo
For TOKYO PACK, plan arrival through Tokyo Haneda Airport and onward travel to Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo, Japan. Choose accommodation based on event-week availability and actual door-to-door travel time, not city-centre distance alone.
Where to Stay
Accommodation options for TOKYO PACK in Tokyo. Compare event-week availability, cancellation terms and transport time to Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo, Japan.
Tools & Services for Attendees
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ESSENTIALS
Post-Event CRM & Lead Management
📦 DHL Global Forwarding — Samples & Freight
For TOKYO PACK, DHL Global Forwarding can be relevant when samples, ingredients, packaged products or temperature-sensitive commercial materials need international freight handling. Check customs, food or plant-health requirements before shipping anything to the show.
POST-EVENT CRM & LEAD MANAGEMENT
🏭 Odoo Manufacturing — Production & MRP
Odoo Manufacturing is relevant to processors and manufacturers visiting TOKYO PACK for equipment, packaging or production projects. It can be used to model bills of materials, work orders, inventory and production planning when new machinery or product lines from the show are taken into implementation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. When is TOKYO PACK 2026?
October 14 to 16, 2026 at Tokyo Big Sight.
2. Why is it relevant to agrifood companies?
Food and beverage companies use packaging across preservation, logistics, labeling, sustainability and consumer presentation, and the 2026 programme includes dedicated food-loss and circular-economy content.
3. What does the exhibition cover?
Packaging materials, machinery, printing, labeling, logistics, sustainability, inspection, automation and industrial packaging technologies.
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