Guide to Exhibit

The 32nd JAPAN INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL FAIR

November 5（Tue.）- November 10（Sun.）, 2024
Venue : Tokyo Big Sight（Tokyo International Exhibition Center）
Organizers : Japan Machine Tool Builders' Association /Tokyo Big Sight Inc.

www.jimtof.org

The 32nd JAPAN INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL FAIR

WORLD CLASS !
One of Japan's largest international machine tool fairs
JIMTOF, one of the world's largest international technology shows, brings together cutting-edge
technologies and products. The fair serves as a comprehensive showcase of items from across the
manufacturing spectrum, ranging from machine tools to peripherals of all kinds. The fair will be held in
all of Tokyo Big Sight ’s exhibition halls, creating an event scale spanning about 120,000 ㎡ in size!

One of the first trade fairs in the world toshowcase cutting-edge technologies
JIMTOF is highly regarded by industry professionals around the world
as a site where they can catch the first glimpse of the newest
cutting-edge technologies. Many exhibitors develop new products tocoincide with JIMTOF.

World class in terms of quality and quantitywith a wide range of visitors
Irrespective of the business climate, JIMTOF has continuously
welcomed over 100,000 visitors in recent years, and has a reputation
for attracting a highly stable customer base.

Substantial concurrent programs and highly
specialized platform for information exchange
JIMTOF hosts a wide range of concurrent programs where highly
specialized information is exchanged, including professional technicalmeetings, lectures and seminars on industry-leading businessstrategies.

Key Visual Concept of JIMTOF 2024
Technologies passed down to the future offers
unlimited possibilities
The sash symbolizes the cutting-edge manufacturing technologies at
JIMTOF being passed down to the future. The sash is designed toresemble a Mobius strip, the image of infinite possibilities (∞).
We hope that the immeasurable number of connections made at
JIMTOF will serve to further expand the endless potential (∞) to befound in the development of the machine tool industry, businesses and
JIMTOF.
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Technologies passed down to the
future offers unlimited possibilities

The 32nd JAPAN INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL FAIR

November 5（Tue.）- November 10（Sun.）, 2024
Venue : Tokyo Big Sight（Tokyo International Exhibition Center）
Organizers : Japan Machine Tool Builders' Association /Tokyo Big Sight Inc.

www.jimtof.org

Why Exhibit at JIMTOF ?

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Incomparable potential to attract visitors, with a focus on the manufacturing industry,and directly engage with highly interested groups
Business categories of visitors to JIMTOF 2022

A total of 114,158 visitors made their way to
JIMTOF 2022, the scene of lively businessmeetings. More than 70% of all visitors werefrom the manufacturing sector.

Student 3.0%
Government offices,
organizations, other5.9%
Trading companies andagents 16.8%

Number of visitors at JIMTOF 2022

114,15 8

Multi-entries on the same day or multiple days
counted as one visit

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Manufacturers
74.3%
Metal
products
29.3%

Other manufacturers 8.0%
Automobiles and parts 6.5%
Steel and nonferrous metals 7.6%
Electronic machines and appliances,precision equipment and appliances
9.3%

Generalmachines andapplications
13.6%

Recognition on the world stage and excellent opportunities to extend global reach
Manufacturing professionals and buyers from all over
the world visit JIMTOF to find quality and highperformance products and services. Two hundredcompanies from 22 countries and regions set
up booths at JIMTOF 2022, which was attended by
4,815 visitors from 55 countries and regions acrossthe globe.

Breakdown of overseas visitors
at JIMTOF 2022
Italy 2.0%
Singapore 3.2%

Other
11.0%

China 3.3%
Malaysia 3.3%
Indonesia 3.7%
Germany 3.9%
U.S.A. 4.3%
Vietnam 4.4%
India 5.2%

4,815

Korea
32.0%

visitors
Taiwan17.4%

Thailand 6.3%

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Ample opportunities to talk business face to face with large numbers of visitors
involved in product purchasing
Many visitors to JIMTOF are executives and purchase decision makers, and businesspersons who actually handle
and are directly involved in the purchase of machine tools. JIMTOF offers exhibitors opportunities to directly
promote their products and technologies and sets the stage for the start of substantive business meetings.

Decisive 14.0%

Visitors at JIMTOF 2022 and the level of authority tomake purchase-related decisions
Some level ofinvolvement

57.9%

Other
42.1%

Japan

Some level ofinvolvement
77.2%

Contributory
11.8%

Advisory
capacity
32.1%

Decisive 36.0%

Other
22.8%

Overseas
Advisory
capacity
17.2%

Contributory
24.0%

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Exhibitor Services and Tools to Achieve Your Goals at JIMTOF
Information on the JIMTOF official website●A range of digital promotional tools can be accessed on the JIMTOF official

website before the fair starts. Free to all exhibitors, the website serves as away to release time-sensitive news from the top page and includes an online
catalogue containing information spotlighting a company’s noteworthy news
and products.
●Plans are in place to expand services following JIMTOF 2022, in addition tofunctions to stream videos both before and after the fair. Information is continuously
released to the press and buyers before the start of the fair to attract visitors
to booths and enhance the effectiveness of business meetings.

Collection of Visitor Data

Exhibitor Workshops

Advertising for Exhibitors

JIMTOF has introduced a visitor
management system, which enables
accurate visitor counts and timely
and efficient customer management.
Data collected on visitors is helpful
to exhibitors when following up withcontacts after the fair.

Exhibitors can make use of workshops
to introduce cutting-edge technologies
and solutions. Featured on the official
website and in a wide variety of printed
materials released by the organizers,
these exhibitions can serve as a way toincrease visibility.

JIMTOF exhibitors will be able to takeexclusive advantage of a range ofadvertising media, including billboardsin the site, as well as on the official
website.

Promotional Activities to Attract Visitors

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Advertising and Publicity Campaigns

Announcements for JIMTOF 2024 will be posted innational newspapers and trade papers and on various
internet media sites. Influential foreign media specializing
in machine tools will also be encouraged to run articles
covering JIMTOF before and during the fair.

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Information about JIMTOF, including seminars and otherprograms, will be disseminated via the official website, which hasover 1.6 million page views per month. Updates about the fair will
also be posted official social media sites (Twitter and Facebook).

【Countries and regions of media at JIMTOF 2022】

China, Czech Republic, Germany, India, Italy, Korea, Mexico,
Poland, Republic of South Africa, Thailand, U.S.A., Taiwan

2

Promotional Activities at Related to
Trade Fairs

Activities calling for exhibitors and to attract visitors to
JIMTOF will be conducted at related trade fairs in Japanand abroad. Exhibition booths for promotional activities
will also be set up and press conferences organized at
exhibition sites overseas to provide local stakeholders
with information about JIMTOF.
【Participation in past exhibitions (e.g.) 】
IMTS（U.S.A.）, IMTEX FORMING（India）, SIMTOS（Korea）,
CCMT（China）, TIMTOS×TMTS（Taiwan）, EMO MILANO（Italy）,
METALLOBRABOTKA（Russia）, CIMT（China）

Information on Official Website andSocial Media

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Twitter

Facebook@JIMTOF_official@JIMTOF

Information via E-mail Newsletter

Newsletters will be e-mailed regularly to past JIMTOF visitors andthose who have registered for JIMTOF 2024 in order to generateinterest in the period leading up to the fair.

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Requests for Cooperation in Japan to
Attract Visitors

Organized promotional activities will be conducted to attract
more visitors, such as requests for cooperation from industrial
associations, administrative agencies, and other related groups
throughout Japan.
【Requests for cooperation in the past】

Requests sent to 133 groups in 16 prefectures

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Concurrent Programs
Lectures and Semminars
In addition to the International Machine Tool Engineers' Conference (IMEC), which focuses on
cutting-edge technology trends, authorities and pioneers in various industries will be invited as
lecturers to provide the latest information on manufacturing.

Special Exhibits
Visitors can experience the depth and latest trends in “Monozukuri” (manufacturing) throughspecial exhibitions.

Programs for Students
Programs will be held to pique students’ interest in the world of “Monozukuri” (manufacturing)and to help them choose future career paths.

Extensive Services for Exhibitors and Visitors● Installation of an Academic Area (provisional)
A variety of new programs are planned in this area to connect exhibitors with the next generation of students.
● Further advancements in DX
Information will be available for continuous release on the official website and through social media to increase visitors’interest and excitement. Data will also be provided through a wide range of media in order to actively attract visitors locateda distance away who may be difficult to reach directly.
● Provision of an extensive range of services on-site
A full range of services, including shuttle bus and jumbo taxi services, will be available at the venue to improve accessibility
to the east, west and south exhibition halls and conference tower.

SpecialConcurrent
Exhibition

Additive Manufacturing Area in JIMTOF

This area will bring together additive manufacturing including 3D printing products and technologies.
Additive manufacturing is an increasingly captivating trend for innovative technologies in the
manufacturing sector (Details will be provided separately in the AM Area Exhibition Guide.)

JIMTOF 2022 Report
JIMTOF 2022 DATA

●Visitors・・・・・・114,158（from overseas : 4,815）●Exhibitors・・・1,087（from overseas : 200）
●Exhibition space・・・118,540 ㎡■ Feedback from JIMTOF 2022 Exhibitors
Other 0.7%
Achieved none 2.7%

How many goals
did you achieve?
Achieved all / some
96.6%

Achievd
some
60.2%

Achievd
all
36.4%●Exhibition scale・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・
・5,618 booths●Conferences and seminars・・・45 sessions

Not sure 8.2%
Whould not like to join 0.8%

Other 2.9%

Would you like to join
the next JIMTOF?
Would like to join
88.1%

Whould like to join
88.1%

■We acquired a significant number of leads for use in marketing.
■Even though the total number of visitors and those from overseas declined at the first in-person JIMTOF in four

years, we found a large number of customers visiting our booth for a specific purpose where they stayed for an
extensive period of time, generating buzz throughout the fair.
■At JIMTOF 2022, the first time in four years that the fair has been held, I was reminded of the high levels of excitement
generated by JIMTOF and the fair’s ability to attract visitors compared to other trade fairs. I am extremely satisfied
with the experience.
■Similar to EMO in Europe and IMTS in the U.S., I feel that JIMTOF is Japan’s most important trade fair.
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Outline
Name of Exhibition:
JIMTOF 2024
The 32nd JAPAN INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL FAIR
Purpose: To contribute to the development of industry and promotion of tradethrough increased international transactions and technical exchanges
of machine tools and related equipment.
Tuesday, November 5 to Sunday, November 10, 2024 (6 days)
Date:
Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Center)
Venue:
Organizers: Japan Machine Tool Builders' Association
Tokyo Big Sight Inc.

Supporting Organizations: (to be confirmed)

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Tokyo Metropolitan Government
The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Exhibition Space:
118,540 m2 (East ,West & South halls)
Exhibits: Machine tools (Metal cutting, Metal forming)
Machine tool accessories/ Tools for machines(Cutting tool &wear-resistant tool) / Diamond, CBN tools
Grinding wheels and abrasives /Gears and Gear Devices
Oil hydraulic, water hydraulic and pneumatic machinery
Precision measuring machines and instruments
Optical measuring instruments/ Testing machinery
Controller and related software (CAD/CAM etc.)
Other associated machinery and equipment, raw materials,
technologies and publications(Please refer to "Classified List of Exhibits" page 13.)

Qualified Exhibitors:

Cooperating Organizations:Japan Machine Tool Importers' Association
Japan Forming Machinery Association
Japan Precision Machine Association
Japan Cutting & Wear-resistant Tool Association
Japan Machine Accessory Association
Japan Precision Measuring Instruments Manufacturers Association
Japan Grinding Wheel Association
Industrial Diamond Association of Japan
Japan Optical Measuring Instruments Manufacturers' Association
Japan Fluid Power Association
Japan Testing Machine Association
Japan Gear Manufacturers Association

Business engaged in the design, manufacture or sale ofthe "Exhibits" listed above as well as the industry
associations thereof, and other organizations that may
concern. An Agent is required to submit the manufacturer's
consent form or proxy to Organizers. Exhibitors must
exhibit their products in full duration of the opening period,and be resident at their booths.
Booth Unit Size: 9 m2 (3m x 3m)
Admission: All visitors and exhibitors are requested to register.
Site Layout: Classified display of the exhibits above in principle.

Special Concurrent Exhibition:

Additive Manufacturing Area in JIMTOF

General Regulations
1. Booth Rental Fees
Exhibitor Type
Members fromorganizing associations
Members from cooperating organizations
and overseas associations
Non-members(Japan and overseas)

Size

Per Booth

Consumption Tax (10%)

Total

JPY 340,000

JPY 34,000

JPY 374,000

9m2
JPY 380,000（3m×3m）

JPY 38,000

JPY 418,000

JPY 460,000

JPY 46,000

JPY 506,000

1-1 "Overseas associations" are associations that have taken part as Exhibitors in the International Information

Center at the last three JIMTOF events.* “Members of overseas associations” are members who have applied as
exhibitors for JIMTOF via the overseas association to which they belong. Overseas governmental agencies located inJapan that have been approved by the Organizers are subject to the same conditions as overseas associations.

*Please see the official website for more information on overseas associations.

1- 2 A 10% discount will be offered to exhibitors who apply for 21 or more booths at one location.
(This discount does not apply in the case of 20 booths or less.)
For example, if a member of an overseas association applies for 30 booths,
1- 20 booth(s): 20 booths x JPY 380,000 = JPY 7,600,000
21-30 booths : 10 booths x JPY 342,000 = JPY 3,420,000+10% consumption tax: JPY 1,102,000 TOTAL AMOUNT: JPY 12,122,000

1- 3 Booth specifications

Space only (If the Exhibitor requires partitions, the Organizers will provide standard size partitions free of charge. Please
note that if the partitions are installed, the booth space will be reduced by the partitions’ degree of thickness.)*Please refer to the “Exhibitors’ Manual” for information about booth packages, including basic decor.

1- 4 The booth rental fee includes the following:(1) Exhibition space during the Fair as well as delivery/removal periods. (Please note that the Organizers will notify

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Exhibitors about delivery / removal periods under separate cover.)(2) Exhibitors' badges valid for the duration of the exhibition. (Please note that the number of badges included in thebooth rental fee differs according to the size of the booth.)(3) Visitor invitations*1(4) Listing in various printed materials for the Fair published by the Organizers and on the JIMTOF official website.*2*1 Exhibitors will be notified about distribution methods for visitor invitations under separate cover.
*2 Co-exhibitors and represented companies can be listed at an additional cost.
(Please refer to item (2) under section 2-2 for definitions of "Co-exhibitors and represented companies".)

1- 5 Payment of utilities and service fees (after the Fair)

The Organizers will invoice Exhibitors for use of the following utilities and services after the Fair.
(1) Electricity, water supply and drainage, compressed air, communication equipment, and flooring work(2) Visitor invitation fees (if the number of invitations exceeds the specified number)(3) Meeting or conference rooms(4) Advertisements in printed materials published by the Organizers(5) Visitor registration system(6) Organization of Exhibitor workshops(7) Registration of information on co-exhibitors and represented companies(8) Other paid services provided by the Organizers*Please see the "Exhibitors’ Manual" and other documents for more details.

1- 6 Charges, fees and commissions

Any and all fees and charges that may arise with respect to the payment of fees related to participation in the Fair
(such as remittance charges, Japanese yen exchange handling fees, commissions for receiving and remitting
payment in foreign currency, correspondent bank charges, inward remittance charges, etc.) shall be borne by the
Exhibitor. If the full payment is not made, the Exhibitor shall be required to pay to the Organizers, in addition to theshortfall, an amount of not more than JPY 10,000 to cover extra administrative expenses resulting therefrom.

2. Exhibition Application and Agreement
2-1 Application period
Exhibitor Type

Application Period

Members from organizing associations, cooperatingorganizations, and overseas associations

9:00 on Monday, October 2 to
23:59 on Tuesday, October 31, 2023 (JST)Non-members (Japan and overseas)

9:00 on Wednesday, November 1 to
23:59 on Thursday, November 30, 2023 (JST)*Please note that applications will only be accepted during the above period.
*Applications are not handled on a first-come, first-served basis. The Organizers take exhibit types and other factors into account when making decisions on applications.
*Some applications may not be accepted for the reasons stated in 2-4. (Please refer to P. 8.)

2-2 How to apply(1) Please apply online using the "Exhibitor Application Form" on the official JIMTOF website. Applications submitted
via other methods will not be accepted.
First-time Exhibitors at JIMTOF are requested to submit materials that provide an overview of the exhibit items (withidentifiable categories) and company information via post or email. (See “Classified list of exhibit categories” on page 13.)(2) If multiple companies apply to use the same booth, one company shall act as the representative and be
responsible for the application, payment of fees, and all other required procedures.
For Exhibitors who are not the representative Exhibitor:● Exhibitors with their own employees, products, and services at the exhibit booth shall be considered"co-exhibitors."● Exhibitors without their own employees at the booth, but offer their own products and services shall beconsidered "represented companies”.
Co-exhibitors and represented companies may register separately for a fee after the application is approved.
(3) If a trading company or distributor applies as an Exhibitor on behalf of a manufacturer, they shall submit a writtenagreement or authorization letter from the manufacturer of the products in any format via post or email at the timeof application. If applying on behalf of an Exhibitor that is an overseas manufacturer, the written agreement orauthorization letter must be in Japanese or English.
(4) The representative submitting the application must have the appropriate authority within the applicant organization
to sign the agreement to exhibit at the Fair.
(5) Should any of the information provided in or with the application change at a later date, please notify the JIMTOF
Fair Management Office at Tokyo Big Sight Inc. as soon as possible to obtain approval.

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〈Contact details (for questions about the “Exhibitor Application Form” and general inquiries)〉
JIMTOF Fair Management Office, Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063 JAPAN
Tel: +81-3-5530-1333
E-mail: jimtof@tokyo-bigsight.co.jp
URL: www.jimtof.org〈Contact details (for the following members of organizing associations and cooperating organizations)〉

Payment methods and other matters vary by organization. Please contact the relevant organization for more information.
Organization

TEL

E-mailWeb SiteJapan Machine Tool Builders' Association+81-3-3434-3961

jimtof@jmtba.or.jp

https://www.jmtba.or.jp

Japan Machine Tool Importers' Association+81-3-3501-5030

info@jmtia.gr.jp

https://www.jmtia.gr.jp

Japan Forming Machinery Association+81-3-3432-4579

info@j-fma.or.jp

https://j-fma.or.jp

Japan Precision Machine Association+81-3-3431-5054

info@japma.jp

http://www.japma.jp/

Japan Cutting & Wear-resistant Tool Association+81-3-3526-6200

info@jta-tool.jp

http://www.jta-tool.jp/

Japan Machine Accessory Association+81-3-3431-4103

info@jmaa.or.jp

https://jmaa.or.jp/

Japan Precision Measuring Instruments Manufacturers Association+81-3-3434-9557

info@jpmia.gr.jp

https://www.jpmia.gr.jp

Japan Grinding Wheel Association+81-3-3431-5644

ohisa@jgw-asn.com

http://www.jgw-asn.com

Industrial Diamond Association of Japan+81-3-3580-0849

general@ida-j.com

http://www.ida-j.com

Japan Optical Measuring Instruments Manufacturers' Association+81-3-3435-8083

info@j-oma.jp

https://www.j-oma.jp/

Japan Fluid Power Association+81-3-3433-5391

info@jfpa.biz

http://www.jfpa.biz

Japan Testing Machine Association+81-3-5289-7885

jtm@jtma.jp

https://www.jtma.jp/

Japan Gear Manufacturers Association+81-3-3431-1871

info@jgma.org

http://www.jgma.org/

2- 3 Application timeline（*Subject to change）
End of January 2024

Exhibit

Payment

Official notification of participation in the FairFirst invoice for 50% of the booth rental fee

Exhibition Agreement
Payment deadline for the ﬁrst invoice(50% of booth rental fee)

End of February

End of April*Cancellation fee after the deadline: 50% of the booth rental fee(total amount inclusive of tax)

Notiﬁcation of booth location

Payment deadline for the second invoice(remaining balance of the booth rental fee)

End of May*Cancellation fee after the deadline: 100% of the booth rental fee(total amount inclusive of tax)

May - June

Exhibitor brieﬁng (Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya)

June - November

Submission of all application documents for services

October - November

Delivery period（Time periods vary by Exhibitor）

November

JIMTOF 2024
Tuesday, November 5 to Sunday, November 10

NovemberRemoval period（Time periods vary by Exhibitor）
Invoice(s) issued after the end of the Fairfor utilities and service fees

DecemberFebruary 2025
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Second invoice for the remaining balanceof the booth rental fee

Issuance of JMTOF 2024 Final Report2- 4 Application approvals and booth adjustments
After an application is received, the Organizers will notify the applicant in writing to officially inform them that the application forparticipation in the Fair has been approved by the end of January 2024. The Organizers reserve the right to adjust the numberof the booths requested or reject applications based on previous exhibitions if the number of applications exceeds theexhibition floor capacity or a review of the application reveals irregularities. In this case, the Organizers will notify applicants inwriting by the end of January 2024. The Organizers or cooperating organizations shall not be liable for damage in the eventthat the Organizers adjust the number of booths or reject an application.

2- 5 Exhibition agreement
The agreement shall be deemed concluded when the Organizers send the official notification to the applicant that theapplication for participation in the Fair has been approved, upon which the applicant shall acquire the right to use the exhibition
space as an Exhibitor.

2- 6 Payment terms
The Organizers will send Exhibitors the first invoice for 50% of the booth rental fee by the end of January 2024, together with
official notification that the application for participation in the Fair has been approved. Exhibitors shall remit the amountspecified to the designated bank account by the due date indicated on the invoice. The Organizers will also send Exhibitors asecond invoice for the balance of the booth rental fee by the end of April 2024, after which Exhibitors shall remit the amountspecified to the designated bank account by the due date indicated on the invoice. (Bank handling charges shall be borne by
Exhibitors.) If an Exhibitor is a member of a cooperating organization, the organization may handle billing and collect fees onbehalf of the Organizers. However, the Organizers may invoice the booth rental fee in one lump sum, if necessary.

2-7 Allocation of exhibition spaces
The Organizers will determine the allocation of exhibition spaces* (please refer to Article 2 of the "Provisions of the Exhibition
Agreement for JIMTOF 2024," P. 11) and will notify Exhibitors about booth allocations, together with the second invoice
requesting payment for the balance of the booth rental fee. Exhibitors have no right to oppose or request changes with respect
to the space allocated. Exhibitors may not, in part or all, sell/buy, pledge, transfer or sublease allocated spaces to any third
party, except for co-exhibitors and represented companies. (Please refer to item (2) under section 2-2 for more information on"Co-exhibitors and represented companies".)*In principle, booths will be allocated based on exhibit categories. However, booth allocations may not be limited by category depending on the number of applications and other factors.

2- 8 Cancellation or modification of the exhibition agreement
Exhibitors may not cancel or modify the exhibition agreement, in principle, whether in whole or in part, once the agreement has
been signed, except to the extent that the Exhibitor notifies the Organizers of such intention in writing or otherwise and obtains
its consent thereon, in which event, however, the Exhibitor shall be required to pay a penalty to Organizers in the amount set
forth in the table below, according to the date that the Organizers receive notification in writing or otherwise from the Exhibitor.
Deadline

Cancellation fee

After the date on which 50% of the booth rental fee is due (ﬁrst invoice) until thedate on which the balance of the booth rental fee (second invoice) is due

50% of the booth rental fee(total amount inclusive of tax)

On or after the date on which the balance of the booth rental fee (second invoice) is due

100% of the booth rental fee(total amount inclusive of tax)

On or after the date on which the lump sum payment for the booth rental fee is due

100% of the booth rental fee(total amount inclusive of tax)

If the Exhibitor has already paid the booth rental fee, all or part of such fees shall be applied to the cancellation fee. In addition, theamount of the cancellation fee to be paid when a part of the Exhibition Agreement is cancelled shall be calculated based upon theamount of the cancellation fee corresponding to the size of the space. If an Exhibitor loses its status as a member of an organizing
association, cooperating organization, or overseas association, this shall constitute a modification of the agreement, and thestatus of the Exhibitor thereunder shall be changed to that of a "non-member." In this case, the Organizers shall charge the
Exhibitor for the amount to cover the difference in the booth rental fee. If the Exhibitor does not start using the allocated exhibition
space by 13:00 on Monday, November 4, 2024, the Organizers will deem the agreement cancelled, and the Exhibitor will lose theright to use the space. In this case, the Organizers will not refund the paid-up amount for the booth rental fee and other fees to the
Exhibitor. Furthermore, the Organizers and cooperating organizations shall not be liable for any damage caused by such actions.

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3. Display and Decor
3 -1 Height limits

All decor including lighting is limited to a maximum height of 3.0 meters (See Fig. A below). However, the height limit for decor
may be increased up to 6.0 meters in areas that are 3.0 meters away from aisles, adjacent booths and walls (See Fig. B below).
However, these restrictions do not apply to banners (see "3-4 Banners in booths"). Due to fire safety regulations, theconstruction of roofed or covered booths and decor over 3.0 meters in height must be approved by the Organizers. Any
Exhibitor wishing to include any of these exceptions must apply and submit blueprints to the Organizers to obtain permission.
After consulting with the fire authorities, the Organizers will advise the Exhibitor about the locations of smoke detectors andthe necessity to install packaged fire extinguishing equipment (at an additional cost to be borne by the Exhibitor). Please notethat while there are no height limits for exhibits, Exhibitors are requested to notify the Organizers if exhibits are over 3.0 metersin height by indicating dimensions on the application form.
Illustration of height limits for decor

A

Plane view
3.0m

3.0m

3.0m 3.0m
3.0m

B

3D drawing

Vertical view

Plane view
3.0m

B
FL

Vertical view

A

6.0m

Aisle

3.0m

3.0m

3.0m

3.0m
6.0m

3.0m

A：
B：

FL

Height limit up to 3.0m Decor that is higher than 3.0 meters is not permitted (as well as thin panels or signs).
Height limit up to 6.0 meters

3 - 2 Eased height restrictions for installing lighting equipment

Exhibitors with 15 or more booths may install lighting equipment measuring up to 6.0 meters in height, with nosetback from aisles and a 1.0 meter setback from adjacent booths only if the following conditions are met.
(1) If lighting equipment measuring up to 3.0 meters in height does not provide enough light to show exhibits tovisitors due to the characteristics of these exhibits (for example, when a large machine is displayed in the aisles).
(2) If a booth is located adjacent to a wall in the exhibition hall and the lighting equipment will not affect the visibilityof other Exhibitors’ booths, even if the lighting equipment is more than 3.0 meters in height.
(3) The Exhibitor has submitted an installment plan to the Organizers in advance and obtained permission.
(4) Lighting equipment should meet the following requirements:① Lighting equipment should illuminate exhibits and support structures and should not be decorative.
② Support structures should be designed so that lighting equipment can be installed on top.
③ Support structures must be necessary for installing lighting equipment.
④ Lighting equipment and support structures should not have any elements that may be associated with specificcompanies, such as the names of exhibitors or logos.
⑤ Lighting equipment and support structures should be a simple monochrome color such as white, black, orsilver, and should not stand out.

3 - 3 Two-story structures（Three-story structures (or higher) are not permitted.）

No fees will be levied on second floor spaces; however, a two-story structure may only be used by Exhibitorsthat have signed an agreement for 15 or more booths at one location. Please note that second floor spaces may
only be used for business meetings.
Full details of conditions applying to such structures will be provided in the "Exhibitors’ Manual."

3 - 4 Banners in booths

Exhibitors with 21 or more booths at one location may apply to install a banner. For security reasons, the Organizers
will produce and install all banners at an additional fee to be borne by the Exhibitor.

3 - 5 Decor materials

All fire-retardant materials used for decor must be approved under Japan’s Fire Service Act. Exhibitors wishing to
use materials approved under overseas laws are required to submit a copy of the certification along with a productsample to the Organizers, who will submit the documents to the competent fire authorities to certify that thematerials meet applicable standards.

3 - 6 Precautions

The regulations above are subject to change in the future, as necessary. Please refer to the “Exhibitors’ Manual” formore information and details on regulations for booth decor and applications.

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4. Handling of Fire and Hazardous Materials
Exhibitors are prohibited from using open flames or bringing in hazardous materials into
the exhibition area by the Fire Prevention Ordinance in Tokyo, except in cases where
written permission is obtained in advance from the local fire authorities in the jurisdiction.
Open flames include devices or objects that generate flames or sparks, or devices
with exposed heating units. Hazardous materials include dangerous goods,
flammable liquids and substances, explosives, combustible gas, and other materials
listed in Appended Table 1 of the Fire Service Act. Exhibitors who wish to use thesehazardous materials at the Fair are requested to notify the Organizers at the time of
application. Exhibitors may also contact the Organizers for reference materials ormore detailed information about handling these items. Even with permission from thefire authorities, there may be a limit to the amount of hazardous materials that can bebrought in to the exhibition area, depending on the layout of booths and surrounding
conditions. Exhibitors are also not permitted to operate machines containing oil inexcess of specified volumes. If hazardous materials used by Exhibitors exceed thespecified volume, the Organizers may request adjustments to be made. (Please referto the table to the right.)

Excerpts from the Cabinet Order on the Control
of Hazardous Materials（Attached Table 3）
Name

Property

Specified Volume (liter)

Water insoluble

200

Water soluble

400

2nd-classpetroleum

Water insoluble

1, 000

Water soluble

2, 0003rd-classpetroleum

Water insoluble

2, 000

Water soluble

4, 000Special flammable
1st-classpetroleum50400

Alcohol

4th-class petroleum

6, 000

Animal and vegetable oil

10, 000（per section）

5. General Information
5 -1 Retail sales

The on-site sale of exhibits is strictly prohibited during the Fair period. This restriction does not apply to printed materials
related to the exhibits.

5 - 2 Cancellation of the Fair

Date of decision tocancel the Fair

Necessary expenses deductedfrom the booth rental fee

The Organizers may be forced to cancel the Fair in the event of a0% of the booth rental fee
By Thursday, February 29, 2024
natural disaster, a large-scale epidemic of an infectious disease,(total amount inclusive of tax)
due to regulations or at the request of the government, an
10% of the booth rental fee
Between Friday, March 1 and Friday, May 31, 2024
administrative agency or a public institution or an organization(total amount inclusive of tax)
20% of the booth rental fee
similar to the foregoing, if the land or building where the Fair is to be
Between Saturday, June 1 and Monday, September 30, 2024
(total amount inclusive of tax)
held becomes unsuitable, or due to other force majeure events
50% of the booth rental fee
Between Tuesday, October 1 and Monday, October 28, 2024
beyond the control or responsibility of the Organizers. The(total amount inclusive of tax)
Organizers shall not be liable for any damage or increase in costs to100% of the booth rental fee
On or after Tuesday, October 29, 2024
Exhibitors caused by the cancellation. In this case, the Organizers(total amount inclusive of tax)
shall return to Exhibitors any booth rental fees already paid after
deducting the amount set forth in the table to the right as necessary expenses. If the Exhibitor has not paid the booth rental fee at thetime a decision is made to cancel the Fair, the Exhibitor shall be obliged to pay to the Organizers the applicable amount set forth in the table.

5 - 3 Changes to Fair dates, opening hours or site scale

The Organizers may be forced to change the Fair dates, opening hours or site scale in the event of a natural disaster, a large-scale
epidemic of an infectious disease, due regulations or at the request of the government, an administrative agency or a public
institution or an organization similar to the foregoing, if the land or building where the Fair is to be held becomes unsuitable, or due
to other force majeure events beyond the control or responsibility of the Organizers. Exhibitors cannot cancel or modify theapplication or the agreement based on such changes. The Organizers shall not be for any damage or increase in costs to Exhibitorscaused by these changes.

5-4 Care and exemption from liability

The Organizers shall exercise the utmost care in the management, maintenance, protection and preservation of the entire exhibition
hall and all exhibits. The Organizers, however, shall not be liable for any damage, theft or loss of exhibits and other displayed items
due to natural disasters, force majeure events, or other causes beyond the control and responsibility of the Organizers.

5-5 Compensation for damages

Exhibitors shall take full responsibility for any and all damage to the facilities, building structures at the venue, or persons
caused by the negligence of the exhibitor, its agents, or representatives.

5-6 Responsibility for payment

Exhibitors shall be responsible for the payment of all booth rental fees and other expenses invoiced by the Organizers until all payments
are completed.

5-7 Bonded display area

The Organizers will apply for the designation of a bonded display area so that the exhibits can be displayed as bonded items.
Exhibitors who wish to display exhibits as bonded items are requested to notify the Organizers in advance by indicating this on
the application form.

5-8 Issuance of documents necessary for exhibitor visas

As a general rule, the Organizers will not issue invitation guarantee letters or other documents necessary for exhibitor visas.

5-9 Compliance with regulations

Exhibitors shall observe the regulations laid out in the "General Regulations", "Provisions of the Exhibition Agreement","Exhibitors’ Manual" and other regulations established by the Organizers. Organizers reserve the right to cancel an applicationor terminate the exhibition agreement if the Exhibitor fails to comply with these regulations. In this case, the Organizers shallnot be liable for any damage to the Exhibitor caused by such actions.

5-10 Jurisdiction and interpretation of agreement

Any litigation between the Organizers and Exhibitors arising from disputes on the "General Regulations", "Provisionsof the Exhibition Agreement", "Exhibitors’ Manual" and other regulations established by the Organizers shall fall under
the jurisdiction of the Tokyo District Court. In this case, all regulations shall be interpreted on the basis of theJapanese language version of the agreement and in accordance with the laws of Japan.

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Provisions of the Exhibition Agreement for JIMTOF 2024
(The 32nd JAPAN INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL FAIR)

In conjunction with participation in JIMTOF 2024 (The 32nd JAPANINTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL FAIR) to be held from Tuesday,
November 5 to Sunday, November 10, 2024 (hereinafter referred toas the "Fair"), the applicant wishing to participate in the Fair
(hereinafter referred to as the "Applicant") and Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
(hereinafter referred to as "TBSI") hereby agree to observe these"Provisions of the Exhibition Agreement ”, "General Regulations", aswell as the "Exhibitors’ Manual" and such other rules and regulations
that TBSI establishes and provides to the Applicant (hereinaftercollectively referred to as the "Provisions of the Exhibition
Agreement ” ).

■ Article 1. - Application for Exhibition and Agreement

The application for participation in the Fair and execution of theagreement therefor shall take effect when the Applicant submits theprescribed application form to TBSI and TBSI receives the same fromthe Applicant.

■ Article 2 – Size of Exhibition Area and Location of Exhibition BoothThe size of the exhibition area shall be coordinated by TBSI based on
the number of booths requested by the Applicant in the prescribed
application form and notified to the Applicant by TBSI with the official
approval of participation in the Fair. The location(s) of the exhibitionbooth(s) shall be determined by the allocation of booths by TBSI. TBSI
shall notify the Applicant of the location of the exhibition booth(s) after
the booth allocation is determined. The Applicant shall have no right toobject to, or request a change of, the location of the exhibition booth(s)once determined by TBSI (hereinafter the size of the exhibition area andthe location of the exhibition booth(s) determined as above shall bereferred to as the "Exhibition Space").

■ Article 3. - Conclusion of Agreement

TBSI shall notify the Applicant, if it is the case, that the application toparticipate in the Fair has been accepted. The agreement shall bedeemed concluded when TBSI sends the Applicant an official
notification of approval to participate in the Fair, upon which theApplicant shall acquire the right to use the Exhibition Space as an
Exhibitor.

■ Article 4. – Payment of Booth Rental Fee(1) Based upon the size of the exhibition area stipulated in Article 2 hereof,
TBSI shall invoice the booth rental fee set forth in “General Regulations”
to be established by TBSI separately herefrom in two invoices, each in
the amount of 50% of the fee (first invoice and second invoice). The
Applicant shall be obliged to pay the booth rental fee invoiced by TBSI
by way of remitting payment to the bank account indicated on theinvoices by the due dates designated in the respective invoices.
However, TBSI may invoice the entire amount of the booth rental fee in
one lump sum, if necessary.
(2) If the Applicant is a member of an organization and the organization itself
invoices and collects the booth rental fee on behalf of the Applicant, thepayment to the relevant organization by the Applicant shall be deemed
the payment of the booth rental fee to TBSI by the Applicant (the same
shall apply with respect to the payment and receipt of the booth rental
fee stipulated in these Provisions of the Exhibition Agreement).

■ Article 5. – Bank Transfer Fee, Etc.

Any and all fees and charges that may arise with respect to the paymentof the fees related to participation in the Fair (such as remittancecharges, Japanese yen exchange handling fees, commissions forreceiving and remitting payment in foreign currency, correspondentbank charges, inward remittance charges, etc.) shall be borne by the
Applicant. If the full payment is not made, the Applicant shall be required
to pay to TBSI, in addition to the shortfall, an amount of not more than
JPY 10,000 to cover extra administrative expenses resulting therefrom.

■ Article 6 - Period of Use of Exhibition Space

The Exhibition Space may be used during the Fair period, which is from
Tuesday, November 5 to Sunday, November 10, 2024, and during theperiod from the first day of delivery to the completion of removal to be
notified by TBSI to the Applicant separately herefrom; provided,
however, that the Applicant may lose the right to use the Exhibition
Space before the last day of removal to be notified by TBSI, if TBSI
considers that the Applicant has completed work to restore the space
to the original conditions stipulated in Article 16 hereof.

■ Article 7 - Prohibition of Assignment of Exhibition Space

The Applicant may not pledge, hypothecate, assign or sublease all or
any part of the Exhibition Space to any third party, whether forconsideration or otherwise, nor may the Applicant swap the Exhibition
Space with that of another Exhibitor, except to the extent that it may
cause a co-exhibitor or represented company who has submitted aprior written notification to and obtained the permission from TBSI in
advance to use or sublease a part of the Exhibition Space.

11 JIMTOF2024■ Article 8 - Cancellation or Modification of Exhibition Agreement(1) The Applicant may not cancel or modify the Exhibition Agreement, inprinciple, whether in whole or in part, except to the extent that the
Applicant notifies TBSI of such intention in writing or otherwise andobtains its consent thereon, in which event, however, the Applicant shallbe required to pay a penalty to TBSI in the amount set forth in the tablebelow, according to the date on which TBSI receives notification inwriting or otherwise from the Applicant.
Deadline
After the date on which 50% of the booth rental fee(ﬁrst invoice) is due until the date on which the balanceof the booth rental fee (second invoice) is due
On or after the date on which the balance of the boothrental fee (second invoice) is due
On or after the date on which the lump sum payment forthe booth rental fee is due

Cancellation fee
50% of the booth rental fee(total amount inclusive of tax)
100% of the booth rental fee(total amount inclusive of tax)
100% of the booth rental fee(total amount inclusive of tax)

If any amount of the booth rental fee is already paid, all or part of theamount already paid shall be applied to the cancellation fee. Further, theamount of the cancelation fee to be paid when a part of the Exhibition
Agreement is cancelled shall be calculated based upon the amount of
the cancellation fee corresponding to the size of the exhibition area to becancelled.
(2) If the Applicant loses its status as a member of an organization, this shallconstitute a modification of the agreement, and the status of the
Applicant thereunder shall be changed to that of a "non-member." In thiscase, TBSI shall additionally charge the Applicant for the amount tocover the difference in the booth rental fee, and the Applicant shall pay
such amount to TBSI.
(3) If TBSI considers that any of the items set forth below has occurred with
the Applicant, TBSI may cancel the Exhibition Agreement without any
prior notice, in which case, TBSI shall not be required to return to theApplicant any amount of the booth rental fee already received, and TBSI
shall not be held liable for any damage, etc. to the Applicant as a result
thereof, and be entitled to demand compensation from the Applicant fordamage, etc. If the Exhibition Agreement is cancelled during the periodof the Fair, the Applicant must forthwith discontinue all actions relevant
to participation in the Fair and restore the Exhibition Space to its original
condition at its own expense as stipulated in Article 16 of this Agreement
pursuant to instruction from TBSI:i) If there is a risk that the Applicant may violate the purpose of the Fair;ii) If there is a risk that the Applicant may disturb public order or offend
good morals;iii) If there is a risk that the Applicant may inconvenience other exhibitors;iv) If there is a risk that the Applicant may cause damage to the buildingof the venue, or to the facilities or instruments installed thereat;v) If the Applicant is found to be an organized crime group, a memberof an organized crime group, a person or organization affiliated withan organized crime group, a corporate extortionist or a groupengaging in criminal activities under the pretext of conducting social
campaigns or political activities, etc. (hereinafter collectively referred
to as the "Antisocial Forces");vi) If any false statement is made in the application form to participate in
the Fair;vii) If any change is made to the contents of the exhibit but approval of
TBSI is not obtained thereon;viii) If the Applicant breaches any of the Provisions of the Exhibition
Agreement or fails to comply with TBSI's instructions;ix) If any of the foregoing items occur to the co-exhibitor or represented
company of the Applicant;x) If the Applicant commits any act that is not appropriate at the Fair; orxi) If the Applicant is otherwise considered to hinder the management
and operation of the Fair.

■ Article 9 - Change of Schedule and Cancellation of Fair

(1) TBSI may change the dates, opening hours and size of the venue orcancel the Fair itself in the event of a natural disaster, a large-scale
epidemic of an infectious disease, due to regulations or at the request of
the government, an administrative agency or a public institution or an
organization similar to the foregoing, if the land or building where the Fairis to be held becomes unsuitable, or due to other force majeure events
beyond the control or responsibility of TBSI.
(2) TBSI shall not be held liable for any damage that the Applicant may
suffer as a result of the circumstances provided for in the preceding
paragraph.
(3) When the dates, opening hours or size of the venue are to be changed
pursuant to the provision of Paragraph (1) above, TBSI shall be entitled
to take necessary actions without securing the consent of the Applicant,and the Applicant may not terminate or modify the Exhibition Agreement
because of the change that may be made.
(4) If the Fair is to be canceled pursuant to Paragraph (1) above, TBSI shallreturn to the Applicant the booth rental fee already paid to TBSI after
deducting therefrom the amount set forth in the table below asnecessary expenses. If the Applicant has not paid the booth rental fee by
the time a decision is made to cancel the Fair, the Applicant shall beobliged to pay to TBSI the applicable amount set forth in the table below.

Date of decision to cancel Fair

Necessary expenses deducted from the booth rental fee

By Thursday, February 29, 2024

0% of the booth rental fee (total amount inclusive of tax)

Between Friday, March 1 and Friday, May 31, 2024

10% of the booth rental fee (total amount inclusive of tax)

Between Saturday, June 1 and Monday, September 30, 2024 20% of the booth rental fee (total amount inclusive of tax)
Between Tuesday, October 1 and Monday, October 28, 2024 50% of the booth rental fee (total amount inclusive of tax)
On or after Tuesday, October 29, 2024

100% of the booth rental fee (total amount inclusive of tax)

■ Article 10 – TBSI’s Care and Exemption from Liability(1) During the period of the Fair as well as the period for delivery and removalof the exhibits, TBSI shall endeavor to manage and preserve the exhibits
and the venue in general by exercising due care as a good manager. TBSI
shall be entitled to request the Applicant to suspend or restrict delivery andremoval of the exhibits or performing demonstrations or otherwise effectother measures as may be necessary for the smooth operation of the Fair,in which event, the Applicant shall be required to immediately effect suchmeasures as may be requested by TBSI at its own cost.
(2) If the Applicant fails to effect the necessary measures as set forth in thepreceding paragraph, TBSI shall be able to effect such necessary
measures on behalf of the Applicant, and the cost and expenses needed
for such measures shall be borne by the Applicant. TBSI shall not be
responsible for any damage that may be suffered by the Applicant as aresult thereof.
(3) TBSI shall not be held liable in any way if any of the Applicant’s exhibits,
decor or other similar items are damaged or stolen if it results from anatural disaster, force majeure event, or for other reasons not
attributable to TBSI.

■ Article 11 - Applicant's Duty of Care

(1) The Applicant shall, by its own responsibility and at its own cost, exercise
due care for the proper management of its exhibits, decor or such otheritems during the period of the Fair as well as the period for delivery andremoval, and endeavor for a smooth operation of the Fair pursuant to theProvisions of the Exhibition Agreement during the course of delivery andremoval and performance of demonstrations, etc.
(2) The Applicant shall be liable, personally, or jointly and severally with its
agent, for any damage that may be caused to TBSI or a third party due
to an intentional act or negligence of itself or of its agent.
(3) The provisions of the preceding two paragraphs shall apply mutatis
mutandis to co-exhibitors and represented companies.
(4) The Applicant shall be liable, jointly and severally with co-exhibitors or
represented companies, as the case may be, with respect to theliabilities of co-exhibitors or represented companies under paragraph (2)of this Article, which applies mutatis mutandis pursuant to theimmediately preceding paragraph, or under the preceding paragraph.

■ Article 12 - Exhibits(1) The Applicant may designate as its exhibits those articles that are shownin the “Outline” incorporated in the “Exhibition Guide” that TBSI
establishes separately herefrom, and may exhibit only those articles thatare approved by TBSI in advance.
(2) If the Applicant exhibits an article in violation of the preceding paragraph,and TBSI requires the Applicant to immediately remove such article, theApplicant must immediately do so at the Applicant's expense.
(3) If the Applicant fails to remove the article immediately as required under thepreceding paragraph, TBSI shall be entitled to take necessary measures onbehalf of the Applicant, and the cost and expenses needed for suchmeasures shall be borne by the Applicant. TBSI shall not be liable for any
damage that may be caused to the Applicant as a result thereof.

■ Article 13 – Obligation to Pay Fees for Use of Facilities(1) When the Applicant finds it necessary to use the facilities and/or services
provided by TBSI (hereinafter referred to as “Ancillary Facilities”), theApplicant must go through the formalities prescribed in the "Exhibitors’
Manual" established by TBSI separately herefrom and pay theprescribed fees by the respective prescribed due dates.
(2) If co-exhibitors or represented companies deeds the Ancillary Facilities, theApplicant shall be responsible to go through any and all necessary formalities
therefor and pay the fees that may be necessary in relation thereto.
(3) If the Applicant is a member of an organization, the provisions of Article
4, paragraph 2 shall apply mutatis mutandis.

■ Article 14 – Execution of Decorative Work

(1) Any decorative work must be executed by the Applicant by its own
responsibility and at its own cost within the Exhibition Space.
(2) When performing decorative work, the Applicant shall be required toabide by the relevant provisions of the "Exhibitors’ Manual" established
by TBSI separately herefrom.
(3) If the Applicant executes any decorative work in violation of thepreceding paragraph, TBSI may require the Applicant to immediately
carry out such work as may be necessary to repair or rectify it at the
Applicant's expense. In such a case, the Applicant must immediately
repair or rectify the relevant decoration.
(4) If the Applicant fails to immediately repair or rectify the relevant
decoration as required under the preceding paragraph, TBSI shall beentitled to repair or rectify it or take such other measures as TBSI may
deem appropriate, and the cost and expenses therefor may be charged
to the Applicant. TBSI shall not be liable for any damage to the Applicant
that may result from this action.

■ Article 15 - On-the-Spot Inspections(1) When it is necessary for the reason of security, fire, or crime prevention, orotherwise necessary for the purpose of administration and operation of thevenue, TBSI or its representative may, with proper prior notice to theApplicant, enter and inspect the Exhibition Space, and take any measuresdeemed appropriate by TBSI, in which event the Applicant shall be required
to cooperate with TBSI in taking such appropriate measures.
(2) When an appropriate measure must be taken emergently, it shall bedeemed sufficient if TBSI gives an ex post facto report thereof to theApplicant.

■ Article 16 - Restoration to Original Conditions(1) The Applicant shall return the Exhibition Space to TBSI after removing all
exhibits, decorations and all other fixtures and equipment set up by the
Applicant within the Exhibition Space at its own expense and restore it to its
original condition (hereinafter referred to as the "Restoration to OriginalCondition") by the expiration of the period of the right to use the Exhibition
Space.
(2) If the Applicant fails to restore the Exhibition Space to its original conditions
pursuant to the preceding paragraph, it shall be deemed that the Applicant
has relinquished its rights of ownership to any and all exhibits, decorations
and all other articles left in the Exhibition Space, and TBSI can dispose ofany such articles at its discretion and may charge the cost and expenses
therefor to the Applicant. The Applicant may neither make any claim nor
raise an objection toward TBSI in connection therewith.
(3) In restoring the Exhibition Space to its original conditions, the Applicant may
not request TBSI to purchase any of its exhibits, decorations or otherarticles, demand payment of compensation for removal, or make any otherclaim whatsoever to TBSI.

■ Article 17 - Prohibited Acts

The Applicant may not commit any of the following acts:i) Selling exhibits on site (excluding books and literature on the exhibits orarticles otherwise approved by TBSI);ii) Displaying exhibits, performing decorative work, distributing catalogs orotherwise engaging in advertising activities outside the Exhibition Space
within the building and site of the venue, except to the extent otherwise
approved by TBSI in advance;iii) Engaging in any act that may cause inconvenience to other exhibitors,
visitors or TBSI;iv) Engaging in any act that may cause damage to the building, facilities orsite of the venue, including the Exhibition Space;v) Engaging in any acts that are prohibited under the Provisions of the
Exhibition Agreement; andvi) Engaging in any other acts or actions that TBSI considers inappropriate.

■ Article 18 - Observance of Regulations

The Applicant shall be required to observe the Provisions of the Exhibition
Agreement. TBSI may, under compelling circumstances, modify any ofthese regulations. The Applicant hereby agrees to such modifications inadvance and shall be required to observe the regulations so modified
pursuant thereto.

■ Article 19 - Handling of Personal Information(1) When the Applicant obtains personal information at the Fair, it must comply
with the Act on the Protection of Personal Information and other applicablelaws and regulations, and acquire, manage, and administer suchinformation in an appropriate manner.
(2) When using personal information, the purpose of use must be announced
and notified in advance, and the relevant information must be used within
the scope of purpose so announced or notified.
(3) Any dispute that may arise with a third party in relation to the acquisition,
management or administration of personal information shall be resolved at
the responsibility of the Applicant.

■ Article 20 - Jurisdiction

Both parties hereto agree that the Tokyo District Court shall havejurisdiction for the first instance over any litigation that may arise between
the parties in relation to the Exhibition Agreement. In the event of suchproceedings, any and all provisions shall be interpreted on the basis of theJapanese language version and in accordance with the laws of Japan.

■ Article 21 - Status of Organizing and Supporting Organizations

Any acts that organizing or supporting organizations commit toward theApplicant with respect to the payment and receipt of the booth rental fee
provided for in the Provisions of the Exhibition Agreement (Article 4,paragraph 2) or other matters that TBSI entrusts with the organization in
relation to holding of the Fair shall be deemed as the acts of TBSI, and theacts that the Applicant commits toward the organization in relation thereto
shall be deemed as acts committed toward TBSI.

■ Other Matters

Article 22. The Applicant cannot request TBSI to issue invitation guarantee
letters or such other documents that may be necessary for the Applicant tohave visas issued.
Article 23. – Any matters not provided for in the Provisions of the Exhibition
Agreement shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of rules andregulations established by TBSI separately herefrom. Other matters notprovided for herein or therein and any matters concerning ambiguities
found shall be treated as determined by TBSI and notified to the Applicant.

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Classified List of Exhibits
1.METAL MACHINE TOOLS( 1) Turning Machines (Lathe)
1 Engine lathes (incl. NC)
2 Roll lathes (incl. NC)
3 Automatic lathes (incl. NC)
4 Bench lathes (incl. NC)
5 NC lathes (horizontal spindle)
6 NC lathes (vertical spindle)
7 Turning center
8 Other lathes (incl. NC)( 2) Drilling Machines
9 Upright drilling machines
10 Radial drilling machines
11 Bench drilling machines
12 Deep hole drilling machines
13 NC drilling machines
14 Other drilling machines (incl. NC)( 3) Boring Machines
15 Horizontal boring machines (incl. NC)
Horizontal boring and milling machines
16(incl. NC)
17 Jig boring machines (incl. NC)
18 Fine boring machines (incl. NC)
19 Other boring machines (incl. NC)( 4) Milling Machines
20 Knee type milling machines (incl. NC)
21 Bed type milling machines (incl. NC)
22 Universal milling machines (incl. NC)
23 Double-headed milling machines (incl. NC)
24 Other milling machines (incl. NC)( 5) Machining Centers
25 Machining centers (horizontal spindle)
26 Machining centers (vertical spindle)
27 Machining centers (double column)
28 Machining centers (others)
29 Machining centers (incl. multitask machines)( 6) Grinding Machines
30 Cylindrical grinding machines (incl. NC)
31 Internal grinding machines (incl. NC)
32 Surface grinding machines (incl. NC)
33 Centerless grinding machines (incl. NC)
34 Profile grinding machines (incl. NC)
35 Tool grinding machines (incl. NC)
36 Thread grinding machines (incl. NC)
37 Slicing machines (incl. NC)
38 Jig grinding machines (incl. NC)
39 Vertical grinding machines (incl. NC)
40 Universal grinding machines (incl. NC)
41 Camshaft grinding machines (incl. NC)
42 Other grinding machines (incl. NC)( 7) Finishing Machines
43 Honing machines
44 Super - fnishing machines
45 Lapping machines
46 Other finishing machines

72 Coining presses
73 Platen presses
74 Extrusion presses
75 Forging presses
76 Cold hobbing presses
77 Briquetting presses
78 Press brakes
79 Hydro-forming presses
80 Other hydraulic presses( 2) Mechanical Presses
81 Power presses
82 Crank presses
83 Crank-less presses
84 Knuckle joint presses
85 Link-motion presses
86 Drawing presses
87 Dieing machines
88 Punching presses
89 Press brakes
90 Transfer presses
91 Multi-slide forming presses
92 Metal powder molding machines
93 Notching presses
94 High speed production presses
95 Friction screw presses
96 Other mechanical presses( 3) Bending Machines
97 Plate & sheet bending rolls
98 Plate & sheet roll levelers
99 Seaming rolls
100 Combination rolls
101 Other rolls for forming machines
Bending machines for sections, round bars &
102
pipes

47
48
49
50
51

Gear hobbing machines (incl. NC)
Gear shaping machines (incl. NC)
Bevel gear generators (incl. NC)
Gear grinding machines (incl. NC)
Gear finishing machines (incl. NC)

103 Pipe & tube expanding rolls
104 Cold forming machines
105 Folding machines
106 Other bending machines( 4) Shearing Machines
107 Circular shears
108 Rotary shears
109 Nibbling shears
110 Gap shears and squaring shears
111 Bar & angle cutters
112 Billet shears
113 Other shearing machines( 5) Forging Machines
114 Air (pneumatic) hammers
115 Forging presses
116 Cold formers
117 Hot formers
118 Headers
119 Upsetters
120 Forging rolls
121 Swaging machines
122 Other forging machines( 6) Wire Forming Machines
123 Wire drawing machines
124 Wire standing, twisting & braiding machines
125 Wire straightening & cut-off machines
126 Coiling & winding machines
127 Other Wire Forming Machines

52

Other gear cutting & gear finishingmachines (incl. NC)( 7) Press, Accessories & Tools for Forming
Machines( 8) Gear Cutting Machines &Finishing Machines( 9) Special Processing Machines
53 Electric discharge machines (incl. NC)
54 Wire electric discharge machines (incl. NC)
Small hole electric discharge machines
55(incl. NC)
56 Electrochemical machines
57 Ultrasonic machines
58 Laser beam machines
59 Water or other liquid jets machines
60 Electron beam machines
61 Other special processing machines( 10) Ultra-Precision Machine Tools
62 Ultra-precision machine tools (turning)
63 Ultra-precision machine tools (others)( 11) Other Machine Tools
64 Sawing machine & cut-off machines
65 Special purpose machine tools
66 Broaching machines
67

Additive manufacturing machines( 3D printer)

68 Other machine tools
2. METAL FORMING MACHINES( 1) Hydraulic Presses
69 Deep drawing presses
70 Bending presses
71 Fine blanking presses

13 JIMTOF2024

128 Feeding devices
129 Safety devices
130 Dies
131 Die sets
132 Quick die change devices
133

Other presses, accessories & tools forforming machines( 8) Other Metal Forming Machines
134 Welding equipment
135 Heat treatment equipment
136 Cleaning & degreasing equipment
137 Other metal forming machines
3. MACHINE ACCESSORIES( 1) Work Holding Devices
138 Hand operated chucks
139 Power operated chucks
140 Collet chucks
141 Magnetic chucks
142 Lathe centers
143 Live centers
144 Other work holding devices( 2) Tool Holders
145 Milling chucks & accessories
146 Tap holders
147 Boring bars & boring heads
148 Sleeves & sockets

149 Arbors & holders
150 Drill chucks
151 Tool holders for lathes
152 Other tool holders( 3) Accessories & Attachments
153 Dividing heads
154

Rotary tables, tilting tables, rectangular
tables, cross tables

155 Machine vises
156 Multi-axis units (feeding, drilling, etc.)
157

Jigs, attachments, and metal processing
fixtures

158 Other accessories & attachments( 4) Machine Components
159 Clutches & brakes
160 Ball screws
161 Linear motion guides
162 Bearings
163 Spindles
164 Shaft couplings
165 Other components( 5) Auxiliary equipment
166 Automatic tool changers and accessories
167 Tool presetters
168 Chip disposal equipment
169

Lubrication equipment & temperature
controllers

6-b. GRINDING WHEELS & ABRASIVES
221 Grinding wheels & abrasive chips
222 Abrasive discs, belts, cloths & papers
223 Abrasives
224 Others
7. PRECISION MEASURING, OPTICAL
MEASURING & TESTING MACHINES &INSTRUMENTS
225

Vernier calipers (including height gauge,
depth gauge)

226 Micrometers
227 Dial gauges
228 Block gauges
229 Gauges
230 Air micrometers
231 Electric micrometers
232 Length measuring machines
233 3D coordinate measuring machines
234 Angle measuring machines & instruments
235 Screw threading machines
236 Gear measuring machines
237

Surface roughness measuring machines &instruments

238

Roundness, straightness & form measuringmachines & instruments

239

Automatic precision measuring machines &instruments

170 Protective covers
171 Cutting oil, coolant & lubricating oil filters
172 Variable speed changers
173 Pallet changers & pallet magazines
174 Other equipment
4. HYDRAULIC & PNEUMATIC EQUIPMENT
175 Oil hydraulic machine equipment
176 Pneumatic components
177 Water hydraulic machine equipment
178 Other hydraulic & pneumatic equipment
5.GEARS & GEAR SPEED REDUCERS
179 Gears
180 Gear speed reducers
181 Other gears & gear speed reducers

240 Digital position readout systems
241 Universal measuring microscopes
242 Tool maker's microscopes
243 Metallurgical microscopes
244 Projectors
245 Tachometers
246 Other measuring instruments
247 Material testing machines
248 Hardness testing machines
249 Universal testing machines
250 Shock & impact testing machines
251 Fatigue testing machines

6-a. TOOLS FOR MACHINES (CUTTING TOOLS& WEAR-RESISTANT TOOLS)& DIAMOND / CBN TOOLS

253 Vibration testing machines
254 Balancing machines
255 Spring testing machines
256 Other testing instruments
8. CONTROLLERS, COMPUTER SYSTEMS
257 NC
258 NC support systems
259 CAD/CAM
260 Related apparatuses (others)
261 Production control systems
262 Other controllers, computer systems( 1) Tool Materials
182 High speed steels
183 Cemented carbides
184 Coated tips
185 Cermets
186 Ceramics
187 Diamonds (natural and sintered)
188 CBN, WBN
189 Other tool materials( 2) High Speed Steel Tools
190 Drills
191 Milling cutter, reamers
192 End mills
193 Milling cutters
194 Gear cutters, broaches
195 Tap, dies
196 Bits
197 Other high speed steel tools( 3) Cemented Carbide Tools
198 Indexable insert tools
199 Bits
200 Drills, reamers
201 Milling cutters, end mills
202 Wear resistant tools
203 Drawing dies
204 Molds
205 Construction tools
206 Others (incl. tools and recycling)( 4) Diamond & CBN Tools
207 Diamond dressers, bits
208 Diamond drawing dies
209 Diamond grinding wheels
210 Diamond cutting saws & segmented tools
211 Diamond cutting tools
212 Other diamond tools
213 CBN, WBN tools( 5) Cermet Tools, Ceramic Tools
214 Cermet tools
215 Ceramic tools( 6) Other Tools for Machines
216 Electric tools
217 Electric equipment
218 Engineering tools
219 Industrial knives (machines)
220 Other tools for machines

252

Environmental performance testingmachines

9. PUBLICATIONS, PUBLIC RELATIONS,TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS &INFORMATION
263

Publications, public relations, technicalpublications & information

10. OTHER ASSOCIATED MACHINERY &EQUIPMENT, RAW MATERIALS,TECHNOLOGIES & PUBLICATIONS
264 Machines & equipment
265 Materials & tools
266 Cutting oils & other oils
267 Environmental protection equipment
268 Others

Exhibitors List（JIMTOF 2022 ）Japan#

3R Solution Corp.Japan

Ａ

A.L.M.T.Corp
Abico R&D Co.,Ltd.
ACO CO.,LTD.*ACO JAPAN CO.,LTD.
Adachi Sogyo Co., Ltd.
Adcole LLC
AeroGo Inc
AFC Japan Corporation
Ai solutions Co.,Ltd.
Aichi Sangyo Co.,Ltd.
AIKOKU ALPHA CORPORATION
Akamatsu Electric Mfg.Co.,Ltd.
AKATSUKI MFG.CO.,LTD.
Akiyama seiko Co.,Ltd
Alfa Mirage Co.,Ltd
ALPHA LASER JAPAN Co.,Ltd
ALPSTOOL CO.,LTD
AMADA CO.,LTD.
AMADA MACHINERY CO., LTD.*AMETEK
ANCA Machine Tools Japan K K
ANDO co.,ltd.
Any Design INC.
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.*
AQUA CHEMICAL CO., LTD
AQUASYSTEM CO.,LTD.
AREUSE Ltd.
ARGOFILEJAPANASA ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY.,LTD
Asahi Diamond Industrial Co.,Ltd.
ASAHI SHOKO Co., LTD.
ASAHI SHO-KO-SHA CO.,LTD.
ASAHI TOOLS Mfg.Co.,Ltd.
ASANUMA GIKEN CO., LTD
ASK CORPORATIONASSAB JAPAN KK
Astec.,co.Ltd
Atsuchi Tekko co.,LTD.
Atsumikougyou*
AUTHENTEC CO.,LTD
Autodesk
AWA SPINDLE CO.,LTD．
AXELENT JAPAN KK
Ayabo Corporation
Azbil TA Co., Ltd.
Azumaneji Co., Ltd.

B

B and K Co., Ltd.
B.C TECH co.,LTDBANDO CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, LTD.
BEAMS, Inc.
Beckhoff Automation K.K.
BellBlue*
BIC TOOL CO.,LTD
BIG DAISHOWA SEIKI CO.,LTD.
Blaser Swisslube Japan Co., Ltd.
BLESS INC.
Blue Star R&D Co., Ltd.
Blum-Novotest K.K
bp Japan K.K.
Broadleaf Co., Ltd.
Brother Industries, LTD
Bruker Japan K.K.
BUNRI Inc.
Bystronic Japan, Ltd.

CC&G SYSTEMS INC.
CAMTUS INC.
Canare Electric Co., Ltd.
Captain Industries, Inc.
Carl Zeiss Co., Ltd.
CemeCon K.K.
CENTRAL JAPAN PARTS PROCESSING ASSOCIATIONCERATIZIT Japan Corporation
CGK CORPORATION
CGTech Inc.
Chemic Co., Ltd.
CHIYODA TSUSHO CO.,LTD
ChuangXin Japan Co.,Ltd.
CHUBU CLEAN INC.
CHUKYO CO.,LTD.
CHUO PRECISION INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD.
Cimple Technology Inc.**
CIMSOURCE Japan CO., Ltd.
CITIZEN MACHINERY CO., LTD.
CJV INTERNATIONALCKB CORPORATIONCKD Corporation
Clavis Japan Corporation
Co.,Ltd QMC*
Cominix Co.,Ltd.
Comnet Co., Ltd.
Computer Engineering & Consulting Ltd.
COOL TECH LTD.
CORETECH Co.,Ltd.
COSMOTECH Co.,Ltd.
COYO CORPORATION
create engineering corporation
Crestech Corporation
CY CARBIDE JAPAND

Daido Kogyo Co.,Ltd.*DAIDO KOGYO KAISHADAI-ICHI SOKUHAN WORKS CO.
DAIICHISANGYO CO., LTD
DAIKIN INDUSTRIES, LTD.
DAINICHI KINZOKU KOGYO CO., LTD.
DAISEI CO., LTD.*
Daiwa Kasei Kogyo Co., Ltd
Data Design Co., Ltd.
DENKA ELECTRON*
DEUBLIN JAPAN LIMTEDDFM Corporation
DIATEST JAPAN LTD
DIAVAC LIMITED**DIJET INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD
DMG MORI CO.,LTD.
DP Technology Japan K.K.*
DTR CORPORATIONDURIMITEC Co.,Ltd.
Dynamic Tools Corporation

E

EASTERN TECHNICS Corp.
EBA KOGYO CO.,LTD.
Echo Tech Co., Ltd.
Edgecross Consortium
EGURO LTD.
EIKI*
EIKO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD.
EIKOSHA CO.,LTD
EISEN co.,LTD.
ELENIX, Inc.
ELGO JAPAN Inc.*EMUGE FRANKEN K.K.
ENEOS Corporation
Engis Japan Corporation
Enomoto BeA Co.,LTD
ENSHU INDUSTRIAL Co., Ltd*ENSHU Limited
EPLAN Software & Services K.K.*
EROWA NIPPON LTD.
E-T-A COMPONENTS K.K.
EUCHNER Co.,Ltd.
EUROTECHNO INC.
Everloy Shoji Co., Ltd.*EVER-ON CORPORATIONEVIDENT Corporation
Exstream Corp., Japan
ExxonMobil Japan G.K

F

F.P.TOOLS CO.,LTD
FABACE Co.,Ltd.
FACT Co.,Ltd.
FAGOR AUTOMATION JAPAN K.K.
FANUC CORPORATIONFARO Japan Inc.
FAT SYSTEM CO., LTD.*
FIRST GIKEN CO.,LTD.
FIRSTEC CORPORATIONFIRSTMACHINING*
Flow Japan Corportation
FNS Co.,Ltd.
Freebear Corporation
FSK INC.
FUJI BC ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
FUJI CORPORATION
Fuji Die Co.,Ltd
Fuji Electronics Industry co.,ltd.
FUJI GRINDING WHEEL MFG.CO.,LTD.
FUJI HONING INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.
FUJI INDUSTRIES CO.,LTD
FUJI LINEAR CORPORATION**
FUJI TOOL CO., LTD.
FUJIGEN KOGYO CO.,LTD.
FUJIKIHAN CO.,LTD.
FUJIKIKO Co.,Ltd.
FUJIMOTO YUKA CO.,LTD
Fujisangyo Co., Ltd.
FUJISEIKO LIMITED
FUJITA SHOJI CO.,LTD.
Fukuda Corporation
Fukushima File Co. Ltd.*FUNASAW CO.,LTDFURUKAWASEIKI CO.,LTD
FUTAMURA MACHINES & TOOLS CO.,LTD.

GGANRO INDUSTRIAL CORPORATIONGAZIRU,Inc.*GENETEC CORPORATIONGENIO Solutions Co.,Ltd.
GF Machining Solutions
Gifupurotekku*
Gleason Asia Co., Ltd.
GLOBAL DIAMOND CO.,LTD.
GLOBAL PARTS CORP.
GLORY CO.,Ltd.
G-NET CORPORATION
Godo Solution Inc.*
Golden Egret Carbide Japan Co.,Ltd.
Google Cloud JapanGOSHO Co., Ltd.
GRAVOTECH K.K.
Green Plus Co.,Ltd
GREENTOOL CO., LTD.
Grundfos Pumps K.K.
GSI Creos*
GUHRING JAPAN Co.,LTD
GUNKYO,INC.

H

HAAS Automation**
Haimer Japan K.K.
HAINBUCH Japan K.K.
HAKUSANKIKO Co.,Ltd.
HAMAI CO.,LTD.
HARTING K.K.
HARU Technique Laboratory Inc.*
HASEGAWA MACHINE WORKS LTD
Hashimoto-Cloth.Co.,Ltd.
HAT JAPAN Co.,Ltd.*HAWE Japan Ltd.
HEIAN CORPORATIONHEIDENHAIN K.K.
HEIWA TECHNICA CO.,LTD.
HellermannTyton Co., Ltd.
Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence
Hikari Trading Co,Ltd.*HILLTOP CORPORATION*HIRAOKA HYPER TOOLS, INC.
HIROCHIKU CO.,LTD.
HIROX Co.,Ltd
Hishiko Corporation
HI-TAK CO.,LTD.
HIWIN Corp.
Honda Plus Co., Ltd.
Honma Precision Metalworking Co.,Ltd.
HORIBE MACHINERY CO.,LTD.*HORIKOSHI CORPORATION*
Horitec Co.,Ltd.
HORKOS CORP
HOSHIOKASHOJI*
Houghton Japan Co., Ltd.**
HOWA MACHINERY,LTD.
HYDAC CO.,LTD.
Hyperion Materials & Technologies**I

IBARAKI GRINDING WHEEL Co., Ltd.
ICHIGUCHI corporation
ICHINEN CHEMICALS CO.,LTD.
IDEC CORPORATION
ifm efector co., ltd.
IG EVEARTH
igus k.k.
IHI Corporation
IKEGAIIKURA SEIKI CO.,LTD.
ILJIN JAPAN CO.,LTD
IMAHASHI MFG CO., LTD
Imao Corporation
IMPROBE Co., Ltd
INCOM Company LTD.
Infinity Solutions Inc.**
Information Services International-Dentsu, Ltd.*INNOPHYS CO.,LTD.
INPLUS
Integra Research Co.Ltd.,INTERNATIONAL DIAMOND.INC.
ISCAR JAPAN LTD.
ITACA JAPAN Inc.
ITO PRECISION Co.,LTD
ITOCHU MACHINE-TECHNOS CORP.
ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation
itp Co., Ltd.*IWAMA Co., Ltd.
Iwamoto Kogyo Co.,Ltd.
Iwasaw Mfg.Co.,Ltd
IWASHITA INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD.
Iwata Tool Co.,Ltd.
Ixtech-Pro**IZUMI CORPORATIONIZUMI SANGYO CO.,LTD.
IZUSHI AND CO., LTD.

J
JAPAN AUTOMATIC MACHINE CO.,LTD.
JAPAN COATING CENTER CO.,LTD.
Japan Cutting Laboratory Co.,Ltd*
Japan Factory Automation & Robot System
Integrator Association
JAPAN GAUGE CO.,LTD.
Japan Industrial Publishing Co.,LTD
Japan Laser Corporation
Japan Speed Shore Co,LTD
Japan Tool Distributors ‘ Association*
JAPAN WOLFRAM Co.,LTD.
JBM Engineering corporation
JEM
Johoku Chemical CO.,LTD
JSK CO., LTD.
JTEKT CORPORATIONJTEKT GRINDING TOOLS CORPORATIONJTEKT MACHINE SYSTEMS CORPORATIONJUKI CORPORATION

K

K.MECS Automation Inc.
KabukuKABUTO.MFG.CO.,LTD
KAGAKU KEIKI KENKYUSHO CO.,LTD.
KAMO SEIKO CORP.
KAMOGAWA Co.,LtD.*
Kan Mechanical Industry. Inc
KANAGATA SHINBUNSYA CO.,LTD.
KANEFUSA CORPORATION
Kanematsu KGK Corp.
KANETEC CO.,LTD.
KANEX HAMONO KOGYO CO.,LTD
KANKISANGYOUSHINBUNSYAKANTO BUSSAN CO.,LTD
KANTO SEIKI Co.,LTD
KANZAKI KOKYUKOKI MFG. CO., LTD.
Karats Precision, Inc.
，LTD．
KÄRCHER（JAPAN）CO．
KASHIFUJI WORKS,LTD．
KATO MFG.CO.,LTD.
Kawamoto Pump Mfg. Co., Ltd.
Kawanobe Tool Manufacturing*
Kawasaki Heavy industries, Ltd.
KAWATA CHUCK MFG. CO., LTD
KAWATATEC CORP.
KEBA Japan Co., Ltd.
Keijikousan Co.Ltd
Kennametal Japan Ltd.
KensakuKenma.Co.,Ltd.
KEYENCEKF Carbide Japan Co.,Ltd.
Kintsune Seiki Co.,Ltd.
KIRA CORPORATIONKISOH CORPORATIONKISTEM Co.,Ltd
Kistler Japan G.K.
Kitagawa Corporation
KITAI SANGYO CO,LTD
KITAMURA MACHINE WORKS CO., LTD.
KITAMURA MACHINERY CO.,LTD
KITAOKA Industrial. Inc.
KIWA MACHINERY CO.,LTD.
KLINGELNBERG JAPANKobayashi DIA,Ltd.
KOBAYASHI IRON WORKS CO.,LTD
KOBE STEEL, LTD.
Kodama Corporation, Ltd.
KOHARA GEAR INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
Komatani Gauge Co., Ltd.
Komatsu Koki Co., Ltd.*
Komatsu NTC Ltd.
Komori Safety Device Laboratory Company Limited
KONDO MACHINE WORKS CO.,LTD
Kondo Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
KONITECH INC
KOSAKA LABORATORY LTD.
KOSMEK LTD.
KOTOHIRA Industrial Co.,LTD
KOUWAKOUGYO CO.,LTD.
KOWA EMTECH CO.,LTD.
KOYO GIKEN INC.
KREUZ CO.,LTD.
KUMAMOTO SEIKEN KOGYO CO., LTD.*
Kunimori Kagaku Co.,Ltd.
KURAKI CO., LTD.
KURE GRINDING WHEEL CO.,LTD.
KURODA PRECISION INDUSTRIES LTD.
KYOCERA Corporation
KYOEI ELECTRIC Co.,Ltd
Kyoni Co., Ltd.
Kyoritsu Gokin Co., Ltd.
KYORITSU SEIKI CORPORATIONKYOUIKU GEAR MFG.CO.,LTD.
Kyouwa Oil Lubricants Co., Ltd.
KYOWASEIKO Co.,LTD
KYUSHU KOGU CO.,LTD.

L

Laser Technical Service CO.,LTD
Laurel Bank Machines Co., Ltd.
LeadX, Inc.
Lenovo Japan LCC*LEXUS corporation*
Licom Systems Corp.
LNS Japan*
LUBE CORPORATION
LUBYSIL JAPAN KK.

M

MA TOOL CO.,LTD
MACHINESOL Co.,Ltd
MACNICA
MACOHO Co., Ltd.
MAEDA SHELL SERVICE CO., LTD.
Magnescale Co., Ltd.
Mahr Japan Co., Ltd.
MAKI FACTORY*
Makino Milling Machine Co., Ltd.
Makino Seiki Co.,Ltd.
MANYO TOOLS CO., LTD.
MAPAL KK*
Marposs K.K.
MARUBENI INFORMATION SYSTEMS CO., LTD.
Maruei Machine Works co., ltd.
MARUICHI CUTTING TOOLS CO.,LTD.
Maruka Corporation
Marusyouseikou*
MATSUDA SEIKI CO., LTD.
MATSUMOTO KIKAI CO.,LTD.
MATSUMOTO MACHINE CO.,LTD.
MATSUMOTO SANGYO CO.,LTD.*
MATSUOKA CUTTER MFG.CO.LTD
Matsuura Machinery Corporation
MCK Co.,Ltd
MECTRON INC.
meinankikaiseisakusyo**
MEISTER inc.
menaseisakusyo
Metaldream*
METROL CO.,LTD
Metrotec Corporation
MICHIHIRA Co.,Ltd.
Micron Machinery Co., Ltd.
Miki Pulley Co., Ltd.
MINITOR CO.,LTD.

MINORI INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
MIROKU MACHINE TOOL,INC.
MITAKA KOHKI CO., LTD.
Mito Kogyo Co., Ltd.*
Mitsubishi Corporation Technos
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
Mitsubishi Materiarls Corporation
Mitsuboshi Kogyo Co.,Ltd.
MITSUHATA MACHINERY CO.,LTD
MITSUI GRINDING WHEEL
Mitsui High-tec, Inc.
MITSUI KOKUIN
MITSUI SEIKI KOGYO CO.,LTD.
mitsuya-industry.co.jp
Mitutoyo Corporation
Miyakawa industry.co.ltd
MIZUHO Co.,Ltd
MOLDINO Tool Engineering, Ltd.
Monodukuri Review Co.,Ltd.
MORI MACHINERY CORPORATION
Morihagurumaseisakusyo*
MOTHERTOOL CO.,LTD
Motoyuki Co.,Ltd
MOVAC LTDMST Corporation
MURAKI LTD.
MURATA MACHINERY,LTD.
Muratec CCS, Ltd.**
Muratec Sales, Ltd.**
MY TOOL NAGANO CO., LTD.

N

N･S･S co.,LTD
NABELL CORPORATION
Nabeya Co.,Ltd.
NACHI TOOL ENGINEERING Co.,Ltd
NACHI-FUJIKOSHI CORP.
NAGAHAMA SEISAKUSHO LTD.,
NAGASE INTEGREX Co.,Ltd.
NAGASHIMA SEIKO CO., LTD.
Nagel Aoba Precision Co., Ltd.
NAKA SEIKI CO.,LTD
NAKAHARA CHEMICAL PRODUSTRY CO.LTD
NAKAMURA MFG, CO., LTD.
NAKAMURA-TOME PRECISION INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.
NAKANIHON-RO KOGYO CO.,LTD.
NAKANISHI INC.
Nango Co.,Ltd.
NATOCO.,Co.Ltd.
NBK
NE TOHOKU*
NEOFLEX CO.,LTD
NEW SANKYO TOOL**NEW STRONG CO.,LTD,
NEWREGISTON Co.,Ltd
News Digest Publishing.Co.,Ltd.
nextscience*
NGK SPARK PLUG CO., LTD.
NICHIALLOY CO., LTD.
NIDEC MACHINE TOOL CORPORATIONNIDEC OKK CORPORATIONNIHON PISCO CO .,LTD.
NIHON SEIKI CO., LTD.
NIHON SEIMITSU KIKAI KOSAKU CO., LTD.
Nihon Tsukuridasu .inc
Nihon-ALSYS.IncNIIGATA MACHINE TECHNO CO.,LTD.
NIIGATA RIKEN SOKUHAN Co., Ltd.
Niigata seiki Co.,Ltd.
NIKKEN KOSAKUSHO WORKS LTD.
NIKKI TRADING CORP.
NIKKO TECNO CO.,INC.
NIKKO YPK SHOJI CO.,LTD*
Nikon Corporation
NIKUNINILES MACHINE CO.,LTD.
NIPPON BEARING CO.,LTD.
NIPPON DIAMOND CO.,LTD
Nippon ITF Inc.
NIPPON JABARA CO., LTD.
NIPPON MECHA CHEMICAL Co.,Ltd.
Nippon OilPump Co.,Ltd.
Nippon Optical Works Co., Ltd.
Nippon Schneeberger K.K.
NIPPON THOMPSON Co.,LTD
Nippon Tokushu Goukin Co.,LTD
Nippon Tungsten co.,ltd.
Nippon Vision Engineering Co., Ltd.
NISHIJIMA CORPORATION
Nishiken*
NISSEI CORPORATIONNISSHIN RUBBER co.,LTD.
NISSHO MACHINERY CO.,LTD.
NISSIN MACHINE WORKS, LTD.
NISSIN MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
Nitolex Corporation
NITTA CORPORATIONNITTO KOGYO CORPORATION
Nitto Kohki Co., Ltd.
NITTO POLYGON Co.,Ltd
NITTO SHOJI KAISHA ,LTDNK WORKS CO., LTD.
NOAH CORPORATION
Noga Waters Ltd.
NOK CORPORATIONNOMURA DS CO., LTD
NOMURA MACHINE TOOL WORKS,LTDNORITAKE CO., LIMITEDNOTOALLOY Co.,Ltd.
NS TOOL CO.,LTD.
NSK Ltd.
NT TOOL CORPORATIONNTN Corporation
NUNOME ELECTRIC CO.,LTDO

OBISHI KEIKI SEISAKUSHO
Oerlikon Japan Co., Ltd.
OFFICE KIITOS*
OGASAWARA PRECISION LABORATORY CO. LTD
OHM ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
OHMINE INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.
OHMIYA MACHINERY CO.,LTD
Ohno Seiko Co.,LTD
OHTORI KIKO CO., LTD.
OJIYA SEIKI CO.,LTD.
Okamoto Machine Tool Works,Ltd.
OKAMOTOSYOUTEN
okasugi
OKAZAKI SEIKO CO.,LTD.
Okuma Corporation
O-M Ltd.
ONWARD CERAMIC COATING., LTD.
OPEN MIND Technologies Japan K.K.
OPTON CO.,LTD.
ORiN Consortium
Osaka Pref "Monodzukuri B2B Network"
Osaka Seikan Co., Ltd.
OSG Coating Service Co.,Ltd.*OSG CorporationOTSUKA OPTICS Co.,ltd.
OZAKI MFG.CO.,LTD.

P
P&C LTD.
PAL CO.,LTD.
Panasonic Factory Solutions Sales & Engineering
Japan Co.,Ltd

PARKER NETSUSHORI KOGYO CO.,LTD.*
Pascal Corporation
PEM Japan
PETROPLAN CO.,LTD.
phos**
physical photon Co., Ltd
PIONEER MACHINE TOOLS, INC.
Pioneer Trading Company
PLUS CORPORATION
Polytec JapanPRECISION TOOL MAKERS EXPORT GROUP, LTD.
PRIORITY CO.,LTD
PULSTEC INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.
QUALICA Inc.*

Q
R

Rapyuta International Co.,Ltd
RATTUNDE KK
READ Co.,Ltd.
REGO-FIX Japan K.K.
REIHOU CO LTD
Reishauer KK
Renishaw KK
RESITON Co., LTD.
RESMOTOOL CO.,LTD.*
R-GOT CO.,LTD
Rhinos Company Ltd．
RIKEN SEIKI Co.,Ltd.
RIKENKEIKI NARA MFG.Co.,LTD.
Rittal K.K.
RIX CORPORATIONROBOTEC Inc.*
Roemheld Halder Co., Ltd.
ROKU-ROKU SANGYO,LTD.
RYOCO SEIKI CO.,LTDS
S&F inc.
S.LAB inc
S.T-Link Co., Ltd.
SAEILO ASIANET,INC.
SAEILO JAPAN, Inc.
SAIDA UMS INC.
SAINT-GOBAIN K.K.
SAITO SEISAKUSHO CO.,LTD.
Saitoh Kougaku Co.,Ltd
Sakaiseisakusyo*
SAKURAI LTD.
Sanalloy Industry Co., Ltd.
Sangen corporation
SANKEI MANUFACTURING CO.,LTD.
SANKI SEIKO co.,ltd.
Sanki-Technos Co., Ltd.
Sanko Limited
SANKYO SEISAKUSHO CO.
SANMEI MECHANICAL INC.*
Sanpo Seiki Co., Ltd.
SANRITSU SEIKI Co.,ltd.**
SANSHIN
Sanwa Robotics Co.,Ltd.
SANWA SEISAKUSHO CO.,LTD
SANWA SHOKO Co.,Ltd.
SANWAKOUYU CO.,LTD.
Sanwatechno Co., Ltd.
SANYO MACHINE CO., LTD.
SANYO MFG.CO.,LTD.
Satech Safety Technology Ltd
Sawairi Engineering Co.,LTD
SBC
Schmersal Japan K.K
SCHUNK Japan K.K.
SeaForce CO,
SEAVAC,INC.
Seibu Electric & Machinery Co.,Ltd.
Seibu Shoko Co., Ltd.
SeibuHitec
Seiko Instruments Inc.
SEIWA CORPORATIONSENJO SEIKI CO., LTD.
SHIBAURA MACHINE CO., LTD.
SHIBUYA CORPORATIONSHIGIYA MACHINERY WORKS LTD.
SHIMADA MACHINERY Co.,Ltd
SHIN NIPPON KOKI CO.,LTD.
SHINANO KIHAN Co.,LTD.
SHINKO MACHINERY CO., LTD.*SHINKO MFG.CO.,LTD
ShinMaywa Industries, Ltd.
ShinMaywa Soft Technologies, Ltd.*SHIN-OH ELECTRIC CO.,LTD.
SHINSEI CORPORATIONSHINWA TRADING CO.,LTD.
SHIZUOKA MACHINE TOOL CO., LTD.
Shoraku Co.,Ltd
SHOWA CORPORATION
Showa Precision Industry*
SHOWA TOOL CO.,LTD
SHOWADENKI.CO.,LTD
Siemens
SIGA MACHINE TOOL CO.,LTD.*
SIGMA ELECTRONICS Co., Ltd.
silex technology, Inc.**
Silver Alloy Co.,Ltd.
SKF Japan Ltd.
SMC Corpolation
SMW-AUTOBLOK JAPAN INC.
Sodick Co.,Ltd.
SOFIX Co., Ltd.
SoftCube Co., Ltd.
SOHRYU SANGYO CO.,LTD.
SOKUHANSHA.CO.LTD
SOLTON CO.,LTD.
SOMAX CO., LTD.
SONEDA KOUGYOU CO,LTD
SONOTEC Co., Ltd.
SOWA Co., Ltd.
SpatialSPI ENGINEERING CO.,LTD
Star Micronics CO.,LTD
State Industry Co.,Ltd.
STG JAPAN Ltd., Co.
STO CO.,LTD
SUGANUMA TOISHI SEISAKUSYO CO.LTD
Sugatsune Kogyo Co., Ltd.
SUGINO MACHINE LIMITED
Sumflex Co.,Ltd.
Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
Sumitomo Heavy Industries Finetech, Ltd.
SUN-YELL INTERNATIONAL CORPORATIONSWISS TECHNOLOGY COMPANY LIMITEDSYNOVA JAPAN KK

T

T and S LABORATORY Inc.*
TACC Corporation
TACS CORPORATIONTACTX Co.,Ltd.
TaeguTec Japan Ltd.
TAIGA SHUPPANTAINATEC CO.,LTD*
TAISEI KOGYO Co., Ltd.
TAIYO KOKI CO., LTD.
Taiyo-kouki Co.,LTD
TAIYO-TOOL CO.,LTD.
TAIYU CO., LTD．
Takagi-steel*

TAKAHASHI MACHINERY CO.,LTD.
TAKAHASHI TOOLS CO., LTD.
TAKAKURA KOHGYO CO., LTD.
TAKAMATSU MACHINERY Co.,Ltd
Takashima Sangyo Co., Ltd.
TAKEDA MACHINE TOOLS CO.,LTD.
Takeuchi Precision Works Co.,Ltd.
Takimotogikenkougyou*
TAKISAWA MACHINE TOOL CO., LTD.
TAKURAKOGU SEISAKUSYOTANITEC CORPORATIONTANOI MFG.CO.LTD
TATENO CO., LTD.
TATUNO Sawig Dr.CO.LTD
Tech.Yasuda Co.,Ltd.
Techno Dynamics Inc.
TECHNO21GROUPTECHNOA.Inc
TechnoCoat Co., Ltd.
TECLOCK Corporation
TECNISCO, LTD.
TEIKEN CORPORATIONTEIKOKU CHUCK.CO.,LTD
Telus Laser Co., Ltd.
TENRYU SAW MFG. CO., LTD.
Teral Inc.
Tetsugen Jitsugyo Co., Ltd.*THE KIICHI TOOLS Co., Ltd.
THE NIKKAN KOGYO SHIMBUN, LTD.
The SHODA Company
THK CO.,LTD.
Tipton Corp.
TMW Co.,Ltd.
TODASEIKI CO., LTD.
Tohshin Technical Co.,Ltd.
TOKO CO., LTD.
TOKYO AUTOMACH CO.,LTD.
Tokyo Chokoku Marking Products Co.,Ltd
Tokyo Engineering Co., Ltd.
Tokyo OIL Analyst Co., Ltd.*TOKYO PARTS CENTER Co., Ltd.
TOKYO SEIKI KOSAKUSHO CO.,LTD.
TOKYO SEIMITSU CO., LTD.
TOKYO SEIMITSU HATSUJO Co.,LTD.
TOKYO TAPPING MACHINE CO.,LTD.
Tokyo Technical Instruments Inc.
Tomita Co,LTD
TOMITAKOUKI*
TOOL de INTERNATIONAL CO.,LTD.
Tool Discovery Co., Ltd*
Tornex Inc.
TOWA CORPORATION
Toyo Advanced Technologies Co., Ltd.
TOYO Co.,Ltd
TOYO CORPORATIONTOYO Corporation
TOYO KENMAZAI KOGYO LTD.
TOYO MACHINE MFG.CO.,LTD.
Toyo Screen Kogyo Co., Ltd.
TOYOKOKA CO.,Ltd.
TOYOSEIKI KOGYO CO.,LTD
TOYOX CO.,LTD.
TPR OSAKA SEIMITSU KIKAI CO., LTD.
TRANSOR FILTER JAPAN CO., LTD.
TRI ENGINEERING COMPANY LIMITED*TRIO ENGINEERING CO.,LTD
Trioptics Japan Co.,Ltd.
TRIPLE R CO.,LTD.
TRUMPF CORPORATIONTSK Corporation
TSUBAKI NAKASHIMA CO., LTD.
TSUBAKIMOTO MAYFRAN INC.
TSUDAKOMA Corp.
TSUGAMI CORPORATION
Tsukahara Engineering
TSUKUBA ENGINEERING LTD.
TSUNE SEIKI Co.,Ltd.
Tungaloy corporationU

UEL Corporation*
UF TOOL CO.LTD*
UJIDEN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.
UNIMAGTECH KK.
UNION TOOL CO.
Unipulse Corporation
United Grinding Group Management AG
UNITEK JAPAN K.K.
Upfield, LLC.
UTSUNOMIYA SEISAKUSHO CO.,LTD.

V

Vector Co., Ltd.
Vectrix Corporation
Vero Software KK
VESSEL CO., INC.
Vollmer Japan K.K.
Volume Graphics Co., Ltd.

W
WAGO COMPANY OF JAPAN, LTD.
WAIDA MFG. CO., LTD.
Watanabe Seimitsu industries,Ltd.
WEILLI CO.,Ltd
WESTERN JAPAN TRADING CO., LTD.*
WINTECH Co.,LTD.

X

XEBEC TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.

Y

Yamada Machine Tool Co., Ltd.
Yamadaseisakusyo*
YAMAGUCHI SANGYO CO., LTD.
YAMAMOTO SCIENTIFIC TOOL LABORATORY CO., LTD.
YAMASAKI GIKEN CO., LTD.
Yamashita Works Co.,LTD*
YAMAWA MFG.CO.,Ltd.
YAMAZAKI MAZAK CORPORATIONYAMAZEN CORPORATIONYANASE Co.,Ltd.
YANO METALS CO., LTD.
YASDA PRECISION TOOLS K.K.
YG-1 JAPANYKT Corporation
YODOGAWA electric tool mfg.
YOKOHAMA NEPLOS Co.,Ltd.
Yokohama Systems Co., Ltd
YONEZAWA KOKI CO., LTD.
YOSHIKAWA IRON WORKS CO.,LTD.
YOSHIKAWAMAPLE CO.LTD.，YTK CO.,LTD
YUKIWA SEIKO INC.
Yuko Corporation
YUKOSOKUHAN CO.,LTD.
YUSHIRO CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.

Z
ZERO FOUR Co.,Ltd.
ZIPPERTUBING JAPAN.LTD
ZOLLER Japan K.K.

* … Co-Exhibitor**… Reprensented Company※Company names are as of 2022.

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Exhibitors List（JIMTOF 2022 ）Overseas
A–Ｅ
ABSOLENT AB**
Additive Industries B.V*
Affolter Group SA**AGATHON AG*
ALESA AG**
Alfred Jäger GmbH**
AM Technology Co.,Ltd**APPLITEC MOUTIER SA**ARBURG GmbH+Co KG,*
ATE antriebstechnik und entwicklungs gmbh & Co. KG**
AUSTEK Ltd.
Balance systems s.r.l.**
Beijing Gang Yan Diamond Products Company
BEISIT ELECTRIC TECH (HANGZHOU) CO., LTD
BESCO SUPERABRASIVES CO LTD
Blohm Jung GmbH*BLUE PHOTON Technology & Workholding Systems LLC**
botek Präzisionsbohrtechnik GmbH**
Brinkmann Pumps, K.H.Brinkmann GmbH & Co KG
BRUKER ALICONA*CARMEX PRECISION TOOLS LTD.
CASTEK Mechatron Ind Co.,Ltd*CHAIN HEADWAY CO., LTD.*
CHN-TOP SCI & TECH CO.,LTD
Colibri Spindles Ltd.**
Compo Tech PLUS, spd.sr.o**Conoptica AS**
Crevoisier SA**
detron Machine Co., Ltd.
Dierichx-Tools BV, Dep. Will-Fill**
DIXI**
Dontyne Systems Limited*
Dormer Pramet Ltd**DYC CO., LTD.
e+a Elektromaschinen und Antriebe AG
Electro Static Technology - ITW**ERNST GROB AG*
EWAG*

F–J
FILTERMIST INTERNATIONAL LTD.**
Fives Giustina S.r.l.*
Fladder Danmark A/SFLAIG Magnetsysteme GmbH & Co.KG**
Flexmill Oy*
Franz KESSLER GmbH**
Gebr. Reinfurt GmbH& Co.KG**
Gebr. SAACKE GmbH & Co.KG**
Gehring Technologies GmbH + Co. KG*
GEMtool Co., LTD.
German Tech Precision Manufacturing Co., Ltd
GF MACHINING SOLUTIONS AG LIECHTI ENGINEERING*GFU Maschinenbau GmbH*
GMN Paul Müller Industrie GmbH & Co. KG**
Green Hills Software LLC
GRINTIMATE PRECISION INDUSTRY CO., LTD.*
HAAS Schleifmaschinen GmbH*HAN JIE MACHINERY CO., LTD*
HANSUNG GT Co.,Ltd
Hantop Intelligence Tech.**HEICO-LOCK*Hexagon AICON ETALON GmbH*HG TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
Hofmann Mess- und Auswuchttechnik GmbH & Co.KG**
HOMMEL + KELLER GmbH**
HONSBERG METALLSAEGEN GMBH
HORN, Paul Horn GmbHHOSEA PRECISION CO., LTD.
HSG Laser Co., LTD.
HSIN LIEN SHENG MACHINERY CO., LTD.*HTT Tiefbohrtechnik GmbH
Hunan Boyun-Dongfang Powder Metallurgy Co.,Ltd
HYPROSTATIK Schönfeld GmbH**

IBAG Switzerland AG**icotek GmbH*IHI Bernex AG*
IHI Hauzer Techno Coating B.V.*
IHI Ionbond AG*
IMM Maschinenbau GmbH*INCOS INC
INDEX-Werke GmbH & Co.KG Hahn & Tessky*
INDSPHINX PRECISION LTD (Unit- B)
Innovalia Metrology
INPRO/SEAL COMPANY**ISBE GmbHJAKOB Antriebstechnik GmbH**
JETON R/D & MFG. INC
JIACHEN PRECISION CO., LTD.
JIN LI CHENG CUTTING TOOL CO.,LTD.*
Jinan Bodor CNC Machine Co.,Ltd.
JINN FA MACHINE INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.
JIUH-YEH PRECISION MACHINERY CO.,LTD.
JOEN LIH MACHINERY CO., LTD.*

K–O
KAO MING MACHINERY INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.*
KASTO Maschinenbau GmbH & Co.KG**
KEYARROW(TAIWAN)CO., LTD.
KING SHANG YUAN MACHINERY CO., LTD
Kirner Maschien GmbH*
L. Kellenberger & Co. AG*
Lenord, Bauer & Co. GmbH**
LESTOPREX AG.**
Levicron GmbH**
Liebherr-Verzahntechnik GmbH
Linnenbrink Technik Warburg Maschinenbau Gmbh*
LNS Management SA
LOADPOINT**
LOCKWOOD PRODUCTS, INC.**
M.T.S.r.l.
Maegerle AG Maschinenfabrik*
Magnetfinish GmbH*
Mair Research.S.p.A.
MASTERCUT TOOL CORP.**
Matrix Precision Co., Ltd.
MicroCentric Corporation**
MikroporModuleWorks GmbH
MPM Micro Praezision Marx GmbH**
MVM s.r.l.*
MWM Schmieranlagen Srl**
NINE9**
Numalliance
OSBORN**OTEC Präzisionsfinish GmbH*
Otennlux Lighting Technology Co., Ltd.
OTT-JAKOB Spanntechnik GmbH**

P–T
PALMARY MACHINERY CO LTD
PARKSON WU INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD
PARV METAL PROCESSING COPB Swiss Tools
PB SWISS TOOLS*PEMTec SNC*
PerformCoat Europe AG
PERONSPEED**PG Inspection Technologies LLC*
Platit AG*
PRECISION MOTION INDUSTRIES, INC.*
PRECITRAME MACHINES SA**
Profiroll Technologies GmbH*pro-micron GmbH & Co. KG**QUALITY VISION INTERNATIONAL INC.*
REGG INSPECTION SRL
Rene Gerber AG*
RI HSIUNG PRECISION TECH. CO., LTD
Riello Sistemi S.p.A.*
Roeders*

F–J

FASOTEC Co., Ltd.
FASOTEC Co., Ltd.*
Formnext2022
Fuji Manufacturing
GE Additive*
Gunma AM Platform
HOTTY POLYMER Co.,Ltd.
HP JAPAN INC.*HTL Co. Japan Ltd.
ISHII HYOKI CO.,LTD.
IWAMA Co., Ltd.
JAPAN 3D PRINTER CO.,LTD.
Japan 3D Printing Industrial Technology Association
Japanese Sosiety of Additive Manufacturing
JBM Engineering corporation
JEOL Ltd.

K–O

U–Z
umati (c/o VDW-Forschungsinstitut e.V.)
Vapormatt Ltd,**
Vargus Ltd.
VEKTEK LLC
VICIVISION*WALTER*
WALTHER TROWAL GmbH & Co. KG**
WANNER ENGINEERING, INC.*
Weingärtner Maschinenbau GmbH*WENZEL Group GmbH & Co.KG*
WFL Millturn Technologies GmbH & Co. KG
WIDIN Co., Ltd.
WIKUS-Sägenfabrik, Wilh. H. Kullmann GmbH & Co KG
WILLEMIN-MACODEL SA*
WINSON MACHINERY CO., LTD.*
Wintech Automation. Co. Ltd,.
WinTool AG
WSEngineering GmbH & co.KG**
Wuxi Jianhe CNC Co.,Ltd.
Wuxi Jianhe CNC Co.,Ltd.**
WYLER AG*XIAMEN GOLDEN EGRET SPECIAL ALLOY CO.,LTD
YEONG CHIN MACHINERY INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.*YESTOOL Co.,Ltd.**
Yeu Lian Electronic Co.,Ltd
Zhengzhou diamond precision manufacturing Co.,Ltd.

Additive Manufacturing Area
3d printing corporation
3D Systems Japan#

A–Ｅ
Advanced Manufacturing Technology Institute (AMTI),
Kanazawa University
Aichi Sangyo Co.,Ltd.
Ametek Co., Ltd.
APPLE TREE CO.,LTD.
ATEN JAPAN Co., Ltd.
BMF Japan Inc.

Train

AccessC&G SYSTEMS INC.
CarbonCKB CORPORATIONCMET IncDAISENSANGYO CO.,LTD.*
Dassault Systemes K.K.
Data Design Co., Ltd.
DMG MORI CO.,LTD.
DOHO Corporation

ROLLOMATIC SA*ROYAL PRECISION TOOLS CORPORATION*RPS Co.,LTD
SANJET INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.*
Schaeffler KG**
SCHAUBLIN SA*SCHAUDT MIKROSA*
Schlegel GmbH*
Schmid & Wezel GmbH & Co. Maschinenfabrik**
Schuette*
SEOAM MACHINERY INDUSTRY CO., LTD
SF Diamond Co., Ltd.
Shandong Shanneng Precision Machniery Co., Ltd
SIEB & MEYER AG**Sir Meccnnica S.p.A*
SMS Maschinenbau GmbH*
SOCO Machinery Co.,Ltd.
Starrag Vuadens SA**STARTOOL CO.,LTD.
STUDER*SUGANUMA ABURASIVIES FUZHOU CO.ITD*
SycoTec GmbH & Co. KG**
Taiwan External Trade Development Council
TALLERAS MYL S.A.U.**
Tebis AGTECH WAY ADVANCED MATERIALS CO.,LTD
The Timken Company**
THETA PRECISION CO., LTD.*TnC SHARK CO., LTD
Tongtai Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.*
Trelleborg**
TSCHORN**

Kanematsu KGK corp.
KEYENCE
KOCEL Japan Co., Ltd*LPW Technology Japan Co., Ltd.
Matsuura Machinery Corporation
MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
Mitsubishi Corporation Technos
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATIONMURATANI MACHINE MANUFACTURE CO.,LTD.
NGK SPARK PLUG CO., LTD.
NIDEC MACHINE TOOL CORPORATION
Nikkeikin Aluminium Core Technology Co., Ltd.*
Nippon Light Metal Company, Ltd.*
Noga Waters Ltd.
NTTDATA XAM Technologies Corporation

P–T
Q-ho Metal Works
S.LAB IncSAKURAI LTD.
SeaForce CO,
SHIBAURA MACHINE CO., LTD.
SINTO V-CERAX,LTD.
SK Fine Co.,Ltd.
Sodick Co.,Ltd.
SOLIDWORKS JAPAN K.K.
SOLIZE Corporation
SUN METALON Inc.*
Switzerland Innovation
Taiyo Nippon Sanso
Technology Research Association for Future
Additive Manufacturing
TechnoSolutions Corp.
TKE Co.,Ltd.
TOKYO METROPOLITAN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGYRESEARCH INSTITUTE
Toyo Aluminium K.K.
TÜV SÜD Japan Ltd.

* … Co-Exhibitor**… Reprensented Company※Company names are as of 2022.

Approx.7-minute workfrom the station

Rinkai Line● Shinkiba Sta.（JR, subway）

Approx.5 min● Osaki Sta.（JR）Approx.14 min

Kokusai-Tenjijo Sta.
Approx.3-minute workfrom the station

Yurikamome

Approx.22 min●Toyosu Sta.（subway）

Approx.8 min

Tokyo Big Sight Sta.
Approx.7-minute workfrom bus stop

BRT
● Shinbashi

Kokusai-Tenjijo

Approx.17 min

Toei Bus● Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit（JR, subway）

Approx.40 min● Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit（JR, subway）

Approx.40 min● Monzen-nakacho（subway）

Approx.35 min

Approx.4-minute workfrom the bus stop

JR Kanto Bus● Tokyo Sta.（JR, subway）

Approx.25 min

Kokusai-Tenjijo Sta.

Airport Limousine Bus（Check the Airport Limousine website for real-time bus tracking updates.）● Haneda Airport

Water Bus〈As of july 2023〉

Approx.25 min● Hinode Pier（7-minute walk from JR Hamamatsucho Sta.）※Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays (Non-scheduled services on public holidays)

Visitors are requested to use public transport, where possible.

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Approx.30 min

Tokyo Big Sight

BRT/Bus● Shinbashi Sta.（JR, subway）