RESULT REPORTRESULT REPORT
2020
20

Dates ：Oct.21st Wed. - 23rd Fri., 2020
Venue ：Tokyo Big Sight Aomi Exhibi�on Halls
Organizer ：Tokyo Big Sight Inc.

テロ対 策を創 造する。
Now, Confronting Terrorism

Contents
Security & Safety Trade Expo (RISCON TOKYO)2020■ Show Outline									1■ Overview of Visitors								2■ Results of Visitor Questionnaires							■ Results of Exhibitor Questionnaires						

3■ Exhibit Categories & Main Exhibits, Zone						■ Special Affiliated Event								

5■ List of RISCON Exhibitors (in alphabetical order)					■ Floor Plan									

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Special Equipment Exhibition & Conference for Anti-Terrorism (SEECAT)'20■ Show Outline / Overview of Visitors					■ Results of Visitor Questionnaires / Exhibit Categories & Main Exhibits

10■ Results of Exhibitor Questionnaires					■ List of SEECAT Exhibitors (in alphabetical order)				

12■ Floor Plan									

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Security & Safety Trade Expo (RISCON TOKYO)2020
Show Outline
Organizer:			

Tokyo Big Sight Inc.

Special Sponsor: 			

Tokyo Metropolitan Government

Sponsors: 			Cabinet Office (Director General for Disaster Management) /			

National Police Agency / Reconstruction Agency /			Fire and Disaster Management Agency /			Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology /			Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare / Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry /			Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism /			Japan Meteorological Agency / Japan Coast Guard / Ministry of Defense /			National Governor's Association / Japan Association of City Mayors /			

National Association of Towns and Villages / Fire Chiefs' Association of Japan /		

U.S. Commercial Service / Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan /		Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)

Supporters: 			

Japan Business Federation /			

The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry /			Central Federation of Societies of Commerce and Industry /			Japan Overseas Enterprises Association / Council for Public Policy /			

All Japan Security Service Association / Japan Security Systems Association /			Japan Firefighters Association /			Japan Fire Alarms Manufacture's Association, General Incorporated Association /			Japan Fire and Crisis Management Association / The General Insurance Association of Japan /			Japan Association of Defense Industry / Japanese Red Cross Society / The Japan Gas Association /			Japan Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc. / Nippon Engine Generator Association /			

The Japan Society of Seismic Isolation / Japan Air Cleaning Association /			Japan Office Institutional Furniture Association /			

The Scheduled Airlines Association of Japan /			Japan Cable and Telecommunications Association /			

National Federation of Shopping Center Promotion Associations /			Japan Data Center Council / Japan Bousaisi Society /			Telecommunications Carriers Association / Japan Facility Management Association/

			

Engineering Advancement Association of Japan / Nippon Signs Association /Japan Cybercrime Control CenterShow Management:

ATEX Co., Ltd.

Exhibition Scale:			

171 Exhibitors, 254 Booths (including co-exhibitors)

Special Affiliated Event:

Securing Lifeline on Emergency

			Weather Disaster･Risk Measures Summit

			

PPE/Work Safety Fair			CYBER SECURITY WORLD

Co-Located Show:SEECAT (Special Equipment Exhibition and Conference for Anti-Terrorism)

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Overview of Visitors
RISCON TOKYO 2019
Date

Weather

Visitors

Oct. 21st Wed.

Fine

3,161

5,401

Oct. 22nd Thu.

Cloudy / Fine

3,630

6,067

Oct. 23rd Fri.

Rainy

3,818

7,018

10,60918,486TOTAL

Visitors* Number of visitors who registered his / her name and company name, etc. each person is counted only once during the exhibition period,
and repeated visits are not included in the data.
* The number of visitors includes SEECAT visitors* Not including the press■ Considering that this year’s RISCON was held amid the COVID-19 pandemic, both visitors and exhibitors were required
to register beforehand, and contact-free entry and exit checks using QR Codes were introduced. Thorough infection control
measures, including requesting all attendees to take their temperature, wear masks, and disinfect their hands, were
implemented under the guidelines of the state, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, and the venue.

<Breakdown by Industry>
OthersCommercial Facility
Condominium Management
Associa�on / Residents’ Associa�onReal Estate / Developer
Medical / Welfare
Transporta�on / Logis�cs
Traﬃc / Lifeline
Security

Manufacture

Construc�on

Wholesaler /Retailer

Informa�on / Communica�onService / Finance / Consultant
Government / Municipal Oﬃce

■ The ratio of visitors from “Manufacture” and “Government/Municipal Office,” which are RISCON’s core attendees, increased
further than 2019.

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Results of Visitor Questionnaires
Q1< Breakdown by Job >Legal / Audit
0.7%

Production 1.0%
PR /Advertisement 1.2%
Information System
2.1%
Facility Management
3.2%

Others10.4%

Level of Involvement inpurchase decision

Q2

What is your job title?

Final decision maker

Director /Execu�ve Oﬃcer

9.8%

14.2%

Sales
31.7%

Not involved
27.3%

No Title
30.8%

R&D 4.4%

Vice decision maker

15.6%

Department /Sec�on Manager

General Affairs /Accounting /Human Resources
8.1%
Planning / Marketing
8.6%

33.9%

Advisor / Analyst
Technician / User

Public Agency

14.3%

14.3%

Sec�on Chief /Assistant Manager

CEO / Management

33.0%

21.1%

14.3%

■ The share of “CEO/Management” and “Public Agencies” with a high level of interest in risk control increased. More than 70%
of visitors were managers who are involved in their introduction of products and services.

Q3

How did you know RISCON TOKYO 2020?
(Multiple answers)

Direct mail fromthe organizer

31.9％

Oﬃcial website

31.0％

Leaﬂet20.5％

Introduction froman acquintance

14.7％

E-Mail fromthe organizer

8.0％

Visitedco-located show

4.1％

Mass media

1.2％

Search Engine(Google, Yahoo etc)

1.1％

0

Q4

10

20

What is your purpose of visiting?

Others3.0%
To par�cipate
in a seminar
8.5%

To consider
purchasingof a product / service

30

40

Q5 Did you find this RISCON useful?

Not useful
6.9%

Will not
0.9%

17.7%

To gather informa�onof a product / service

Q6 Will you attend next RISCON?

Very usefulDeﬁnitely visit

32.9%

UsefulPossibly visit

60.2%

39.9%

59.2%

70.8%

■ 93% of visitors answered that their visiting RISCON was useful. Attendees who responded that they want to be regular visitors
were 99%. This suggests that they are willing to come again next time and have high expectations about RISCON.

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Results of Exhibitor Questionnaires
Q1

The reason decide to exhibit at
RISCON (Multiple answers)

Q2

About the number of visitors of
RISCON
More than expected

About the business meetings at

Q3 RISCON

15.1%

Heard a good reputa�on
5.9%

Others13.2%

Introduced bya client / business partner
6.6%

Every year
exhibi�ng
46.3%

Saw an adver�sement on
a newspaper etc.
6.6%

Did not havea beneficial meeting
26.6%

Lower than
expected
34.5%

Good as expected

50.4%

Received brochure
via direct mail7.4%

Had beneficial meetings

73.4%

Introduced by persons who
related to the organizer etc.
14.0%

● Comments
・The number of visitors was larger than what was expected. With sufficient preparation and the participants' cooperation,
I felt hopeful that we could attain satisfactory outcomes even amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
・As in previous years, we were able to exchange useful information with a large number of visitors. We would like to consider
exhibiting again next year.
・ I was able to recognize the importance of face-to-face communication, which is different from online.
・Although it was our first time to exhibit, there was a certain level of effects on our promotion and awareness improvement.
・We were able to effectively promote ourselves to a large number of people, including the mass media.

Q4

Please choose the most suitable describes of result you gained through the RISCON.

①As a place to enter a business②As a place to acquire new customers

More than expected

13.2%
Lower than
expected
14.7%

Good as expected

71.4%④As a place to introduce new products &technologies

Good as expected

72.1%⑤As a place for sales promotion & PR

More than expected
Lower than
expected
12.2%

12.2%

Good as expected

75.6%

More than expected

More than expected

7.5%
Lower than
expected
21.1%③As a place for promotion to existingcustomers

More than expected
Lower than
expected
12.0%

13.5%

Good as expected

74.5%

Lower than
expected
14.7%

10.3%

Good as expected

75.0%⑥ As a place to get feedbacks about exhibits
from visitors
Lower than expected
6.5%

More than expected

11.3%

Good as expected

82.2%■ Although the overall number of visitors decreased at this year’s exhibition by the COVID-19 , about 80% to over 90% of
exhibitors responded that the outcomes were “more than expected or as good as.” Many said that they were able topromote the exhibition to purpose-driven visitors. RISCON, which is now in its 16th year as an exhibition of risk control,
attracts core repeat attendees from both the public and private sectors involved in risk control, indicating the high potential
to match their needs.
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Exhibit Categories & Main Exhibits, Zone

★ : Special theme

Disaster Risk Reduc�on: Prepare for Disasters★

Equipment for Organizing Shelter

Compressed Blankets, Emergency Compressed Co�on Blankets, Evacua�on Shelter Living
Solu�ons, Simple Private Toilets, Simple Par��ons, Container Hotels, Ba�ery Built-In LEDs, etc.

Earthquake / TSUNAMI / Volcano Measures

Earthquake Early Warning System, Electronic Data Collector, Disaster Preven�on Equipment for
Earthquake Resistance, Safety Conﬁrma�on System, Waterproof Drone, Shelter for Evacua�on,
Ceiling Storage Room for Disaster, etc.

Fire Protec�on and Large Fire Measures

Dust Fires/Dust Explosion Preven�on Equipment, Fire Preven�on/Ex�nguishing Products Using
Drop-Type Ex�nguishing Balls, etc.

Refuge / Rescue / Emergency Medicine

Nega�ve Pressure Tents for Infec�on Control, Rescue Boats for Flood Control, Hemosta�c Agents,
Mul�lingual Guidance Display Panels, Hand Tools for Life Saving, Disaster Vests, Evacua�on Planning
Solu�ons, Smoke Canisters for Distress Signals, etc.

Emergency Food and Stockpile

Disaster Stockpiling Jelly, Tents and Beds for Infec�on Control, Odor-Resistant Toilet Sets, Barrier-Free
Disaster Preven�on Proposals, Disaster Toilets, etc.

Na�onal Resilience to Maintain
Infrastructure

Liqueﬁed Petroleum Gas-Air Generator, Small Emergency Power Generator, Uninterrup�ble Power
Supply, Portable Ba�ery, Outdoor UPS, etc.

Robot / Drone / Vehicle forDisaster Measures

Mul�-Purpose Four-Wheeled Vehicles, Electric Outboard Motors, etc.

Disaster Management Goods and Service
from Municipality, Group, andOrganiza�on

Landslide and Flood Disaster Preven�on Systems, Water Power Generators, Disaster Preven�on
Solu�ons, Solar Evacua�on Guidance Towers, Water Supply Systems for Daily Use during Disasters,
Dedicated Earthquake Early Warning Receiving So�ware, etc.

Other Disaster Risk Reduc�on Measures

Special Inks, Transfer Sheets, Comprehensive Safety Solu�ons, Heat-Resistant and Cut-ResistantProtec�ve Products, Disaster Preven�on Educa�on and Training, Disaster Preven�on Tents, Disaster
Informa�on Provision Tools, Vehicles for Disaster Response, etc.

Business Risk Management: Consider All Kinds of Risks for Municipali�es and Companies★
★

Infec�on Control

First-Aid Infec�on Preven�on Clothing, Body Storage Bags, Mul�-Protec�ve Clothing, Physical Condi�on
Screening Gates, Non-Face-to-Face and Contactless Temperature Detec�on Systems, An�body Test
Tools, PCR Test Kits, etc.

BCP / BCM Formula�on and Opera�on

Self-Defense Informa�on Network, Disaster Informa�on Provision Tool, Mul�-Func�onal Hand Washing
Machine, Mobile Power Supply Vehicle, etc.

Environmental Risk Measures

Other Risk Measures

Environment-Resistant Portable Coolers, etc.

Disaster Informa�on Network, Mul�-Measure Solu�ons, etc.

Security: Cover Security Measures Completely
Monitoring and Alert System

Extreme Durability Camera Systems, Full Color Night Vision, An�-Vibra�on Binoculars, Thermal Night
Vision Scopes, Sensor Surveillance Cameras, Industrial Endoscopes with Movable Tips, etc.

Crime Preven�on / An�the� Measures

Stab-Resistant Equipment, Security Items, An�-Ice Pick Products, etc.

Security Service / Special Equipment

Special Equipment, Op�cal Equipment, etc.

Other Security Equipment & Systems

QR Code Package Receiving Lockers, Disaster Preven�on Solu�ons, etc.

5Special Affiliated Event
Securing Lifeline on Emergency

Securing Electricity, Energy, and Communica�on,Informa�on Sharing to Protect Our Life and Project Ac�vity
Blackout Measures andPower Supply on Emergency

Portable Ba�ery for Disaster, Portable Solar Power Storage, Uninterrup�ble Power Supply (UPS),
Splash-Proof Large-Capacity Storage Ba�ery, New Type Lithium-Ion Storage Ba�ery, etc.

Securing of Petrol andStockpile of Fuel

Fuel Supply Systems for Large-Scale Disasters, etc.

Securing of Living Water for
Stockpile

Emergency Drinking Water Storage Devices, etc.

Informa�on Gathering/Damage
Predic�on

Emergency Response Solu�ons, etc.

Securing of Communica�on Toolon Emergency

Long-Term Power Generators, etc.

Weather Disaster / Risk Measures Summit

Eﬀec�ve Measures against Raging Natural Disasters and Latest Risk Measures Making Use of Weather Data
Heatstroke and Cold Weather
Other Weather Disaster
Measures
Meteorological Observa�onDeviceDigital Signage, Cloud-Directed Monitors, etc.
Deodorant Toilets, etc.
Observa�on Sensors, Weather Observa�on Systems, Simple Wireless Water
Level Measurement Services, Ultrasonic Wind Vane / Anemometers, etc.

PPE / Work Safety Fair

Personal Protec�ve Equipment (PPE) / Security Supply, Improving Environment of Field Work, Work Style Reform
Personal Protec�ve Equipment(PPE) / Security Supply

Clip Face Shield, Mouth Shield, Disinfectant Dispenser, Transparent Par��on,
Helmets, Puncture Mi�ga�on Gloves, Heat Stroke Preven�on Products,
Protec�ve Glasses, Rescue Goggles, etc.

CYBER SECURITY WORLD

Handle Threat in Cyber Space Focusing on Small and Medium-Sized Company and Municipal Oﬃce
So�ware and Hardware for Smalland Medium-Sized Company
So�ware and Hardware for
Municipal Oﬃce

Cyber A�ack Early Detec�on and Protec�on System, etc.

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場 レ イFExhibitors
アウト図
List of会RISCON(in alphabetical order, *co-exhibitors)
loor P lan

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Floor Plan

Hall A
Ministry of Defense

Tokyo Fire Department
Isola�on Rescue
Tent

Exit
Tokyo Metropolitan
Government Pavilion
Exhibi�on
Informa�on

Exhibitors’
Entrance / Exit

Exhibi�on
Informa�on

Nego�a�onSpace

Nego�a�on
Space

Visitors’
Entrance
Temperature
Measurement
Tent

Rest Area

Other
Entrance

Exhibi�on
Informa�on

Nego�a�on
Space

Rest Area

Rest Area
Box Lunch Counter

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Exhibitors’ LoungeHall B
RISCON
Seminar Stage

RISCON
Seminar Stage

Demonstra�onandExperience Spacefor
Risk Management

Equipment for Organizing Shelter
Panel Area

Rest Area

RISCON
Seminar StageSEECAT
Entrance

LoungeKitchen Car

Kitchen Car

KitchenCar

Rest Area

SEECAT
Exit

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Special Equipment Exhibition & Conference for Anti-Terrorism(SEECAT)’20

Show Outline
Organizer:			
Special Sponsor: 			
Sponsors: 			
			
			
			
			
			
			
Supporters: 			
Show Management:
Exhibition Scale:			
Condition for Admission:						Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Cabinet Office (Director General for Science, Technology and Innovation Policy) /National Police Agency /Fire and Disaster Management Agency / Public Security Intelligence Agency /Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology /Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry / Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism /Japan Coast Guard / Ministry of Defense / U.S. Commercial Service /British Embassy Tokyo Trade & Investment Section /Israel Economic and Trade Mission
Council for Public Policy
ATEX Co., Ltd.
47 Exhibitors, 91 Booths (including co-exhibitors)
Entrance Permission is required.
(Entrance was passing the screening of applications through the official website in advance.)*The applicant try to enter is declined depending on the contents.

Overview of Visitors
SEECAT’19
Date

Weather

Visitors*1

Oct. 21st Wed.

Fine

1,273

2,025

Oct. 22nd Thu.

Cloudy / Fine

1,295

2,387

Oct. 23rd Fri.

Rainy

1,571

2,940

4,139

7,352

TOTAL

Visitors* Number of visitors who registered his / her name and company name, etc. each person was counted only once during the exhibition period,
and repeated visits are not included in the data.
* Not including the press.

<Breakdown by Industry>
Finance / Credit 0.6%
Public Facility / Hospital 0.7%
Sea / River 0.7%
Amusement Facility 1.3%

Public oﬃces directly rela�ng toan�-terrorism & public security

Other Vendors
17.0%
Public Office
37.2%

Energy / Plant 3.2%

Japan Coast Guard
2.1%

Self-Defence Force
33.5%

Automobile / Road 3.3%

Aviation / Railway
4.2%

Public Security Intelligence Agency
0.9%
Customs / Immigra�on /Public Health Center 2.0%

Security Communica�onService Infrastructure
10.9%
8.8%

Other Public Oﬃce
6.6%
Other Users 5.5%

10Fireﬁghter
17.0%

Police44.5%

Results of Visitor Questionnaires
Level of Involvementin purchase decision

Q1<Breakdown by Job>

did you Know SEECAT'20?
Q2 How(Multiple answers)(%)

40

PR / Advertisement 0.7%
General Affair 1.8%
Student 0.2%
Others 4.9%
Facility Management
2.4%
Information System 2.4%

Final decision maker

10.2%

Not involved
24.0%

Public Agency
40.2%

CEO / Management
7.1%

30

Vice decision maker

Public Safety 2.9%
R&D
6.6%

30.1％

7.4%

25.9％

20
13.4％
9.5％

10

Technician / User
Advisor / Analyst
17.1%%

0.8％ 0.8％

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8.3%

27.2％

■ Major visitor groups included those from “Public Agencies” involved in counteracting terrorism and decision makers
of private companies such as “CEO/Management.” The ratio of visitors who play a role in their introduction of
products was as high as 76%.

Q3

What is your purpose of visiting?

Others1.7%
To participate
in a seminar
8.0%

Q4

To consider purchasingof a product/service

Did you find this SEECAT useful?
Not useful
3.3%

Q5 Will you attend next SEECAT?
Will not
0.4%

14.5%

Very useful

To gather informationof a product / service

UsefulPossibly visit Deﬁnitely visit

41.3%

51.3%

48.3%

55.4%

75.8%

■ This exhibition boasts an outstanding name recognition among public safety officials as the only exhibition in Japan
dedicated to counterterrorism. The trade show has earned high praise from visitors, with 99.6% of them saying thatthey would like to visit again next time.

Exhibit Categories & Main Exhibits
Portable Explosive Detector

Night and Distant Surveillance Cameras

Satellite Communica�on Vehicle

Vehicle Intrusion Preven�on Device

Portable Raman Spectrometer

Laser Rangeﬁnder for Long DistancePortable Antenna

Fence Sensor

Night Vision Goggles

Chemical Agent Detector

Underwater Intruder Detec�on Sonar

Unmanned Mobile Image
Transmission System

Stereo Camera Sensors

Concealed Conversa�on System

Backsca�er X-Ray Inspec�on Device

Compact Freedom ROV

Call Device without Power Supply

Security Ligh�ngLigh�ng System

Digital Microwave Sensor

Security Products forCri�cal Protec�on Facili�esPortable Base Sta�ons

Security Gate

Bulletproof Vest

Visual Simula�on System for Training

Counter Cyber Intelligence

Hydraulic Rescue Equipment

Disaster and Accident Response
Training So�ware
Integrated Combat Training System

Terrorism Security andAlert Support Systems

Incident Response

Equipment for Rescue

Foreign Object Detectors

Cyber Security Training

Portable Remote Restraint

Cyber and Physical Security【Special Exhibit Zone】
Counterterrorism for So� Target

Harbor Guard Solu�on

NBCR Terrorism Measures

An�-Explosive Measures

Robot & Drone

Vehicle Intrusion Preven�on Device

360° Infrared Thermal Surveillance System

Radia�on Detectors

Explosive Disposal Robot

Remote Control Robots

Body Scanner

Compact Middle Infrared Thermal Cameras

Gamma Camera

Explosive Detectors

Underwater Drone

Metal Detectors

S�ll and Moving Image Analysis

Explosive Isola�on Chamber

Fixed Wing Drone

AI Image Analysis

Blast Control Bags

Enemy Drone Capture Drone
Unmanned Submersible Watercra�

Video Transmission System

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Results of Exhibitor Questionnaires
Q1 The reason decide to exhibit at SEECATIntroduced bya client / business partner
2.3%
Introduced by Person rela�ng
to the organizer etc.
2.3%

Q2

About the number of visitors of
SEECAT

Q3

About the business meetings at
SEECAT

More than expected
Others9.3%

Received brochure
via direct mail4.7%

Every year
exhibi�ng
81.4%

Lower than
expected
24.3%

9.8%

Did not have abeneficial meeting
39.0%

Had beneficial
meetings

Good as expected

61.0%

65.9%

Q4 Please choose the most suitable describes of the result you gained through the SEECAT.
①As a place to enter a business

Lower than expected
21.4%②As a place to acquire new customers

More than expected

7.1%

Good as expected

Lower than expected
18.6%

Lower than expected
11.9%

More than expected

19.0%Good as expected

69.1%

9.3%

Good as expected

72.1%

71.5%

④As a place to introduce new products &technologies

More than expected⑤As a place for sales promotion & PR

Lower than expected
9.3%

More than expected

9.3%Good as expected

81.4%③As a place for promotion to existingcustomers

Lower than expected
9.3%

More than expected

18.6%

Good as expected

72.1%⑥As a place to get feedbacks about the
products from visitors

Lower than expected
16.3%

More than expected

11.6%

Good as expected

72.1%■ This exhibition, which was held as a closed show with visitors limited by admission screening, is in its 14th year andis steadily penetrating the relevant parties. The high level of exhibitors’ satisfaction resulted from reliable matchingwith visitors such as security officials involved in counterterrorism and facility managers of critical infrastructure.

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List of SEECAT Exhibitors (in alphabetical order, *co-exhibitors)

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Floor Plan

Hall B

Disaster Risk Reduction
Business Risk Management

Security Check

Security

SEECAT
Entrance
Nego�a�on
Space

SEECAT
Seminar Stage

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RISCON TOKYO Special Aﬃliated EventSEECAT
Exit
Rest Area

Nego�a�on space / Rest Area

Nego�a�on space / Rest Area

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Infection Control

The exhibition implemented comprehensive infection control to ensure the safety and security of all

To reduce congestion at the registration desk on the day, a complete pre-registration system has been implemented. Noncontact entry/exit checks have been conducted using QR Codes. Congestion in the venue has been monitored in real time.

Monitoring of temperature using thermography and other devices, wearing of masks, and disinfecting of hands have beenstrictly implemented. First aid rooms were installed in isolation tents (with resident nurses.)exhibitors and visitors according to the guidelines of the state, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, industry associations, and the venue.

Securing social distancing, preventing droplet infection, and running ventilation in the venue were ensured.

Comprehensive infection control measures in seminar stages and the special exhibition area, as well as in negotiation spaces
and lounge seats, were taken.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Next Show
Show Period

Oct. 20th Wed. - 22nd Fri., 2021
Venue

Tokyo Big Sight

Aomi Exhibition Halls
Contact

RISCON TOKYO / SEECAT Management Office
Within ATEX CO., Ltd. 4F. Daido Seimei Kasumigaseki Bldg.,
1-4-2 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0013, JAPAN
TEL:+81-(0)3-3503-7641
FAX:+81-(0)3-3503-7620
E-mail: [RISCON] ofc@kikikanri.biz [SEECAT] ofc@seecat.biz