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Table of Contents
Graphic Report#interbee2019

Topics02

INTER BEE SPORT

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INTER BEE IP PAVILION

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DIGITAL CONTENT EXPO

10INTER BEE 5 G

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INTER BEE FORUM

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INTER BEE EXPERIENCE

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INTER BEE IGNITION

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INTER BEE CONNECTED

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INTER BEE CREATIVE

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Ceremony Report
Opening Ceremony / Reception Party

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Exhibition ReportNews Center Pick up-1

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News Center Pick up-2

36News Center Pick up-3

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News Center Pick up-4

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Exhibit Map

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Exhibitor List

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Forum & Event Programs
INTER BEE FORUM

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INTER BEE EXPERIENCE

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INTER BEE IGNITION

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INTER BEE CONNECTED

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INTER BEE CREATIVE58

INTER BEE 5 G

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INTER BEE CREATIVE MEET-UP

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INTER BEE SPORT59

ROKE-BENTO Grandprix

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Results
Publication and Promotion

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Visitor Profile

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Exhibitor Profile

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Exhibition Outline

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Photo by：Shigeharu Yoshihara
Akane Inagaki
Toshitaka Nakamura
SHIRO-FILM
Seiji Abe
Katsumi Miyasaka

Held over 100 sessions with various themes

Recorded over 40,000 visitors!

Latest technology relaying sports content more appealingly and clearly

Shared aims and rapid progression to new technologies that practically apply IP / 5G / AI

High-quality audio systems and world-class audio experience

Supporting evolving visual expression and a creative environment

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INTER BEE SPORT

SPORT×TECHNOLOGY×ENTERTAINMENT
Expanding the scope of new dimension sports content

With the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics coming next year, this year’s Inter BEE
established “INTER BEE SPORT” as a new special program focusing on sports and sports content,
and these topics were also reflected in keynote speeches and the exhibition. Sport is said to be
one of the strongest ‘killer contents’, and it is gaining in influence in the areas of live viewing,broadcasting, and Internet coverage. So, what does new dimension sports content through
SPORT×TECHNOLOGY×ENTERTAINMENT actually mean? It was an attempt to show the now
and future in regard to sports content - content that is continuously expanding in scope.
At the keynote speech venue, the theme of all sessions on the first day was sports contents. The
opening keynote speeches were given by a wide range of guests from Japan and abroad including
Gordon H. Smith, the President and CEO of the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB); Daichi
Suzuki, the Commissioner of the Japan Sports Agency; Kazutaka Ogata, Director of Broadcast
Engineering Department of NHK; and Sotiris Salamouris, CTO of the Olympic Broadcasting Services(OBS), each talking about the future of sports and contents from their respective perspectives.
The INTER BEE CONNECTED keynote speeches from the afternoon were “Sports broadcast
philosophy” in broadcasting media, followed by keynote speech 2, “Increasingly bright future ofsports through digital technology”, which focused on future sports content from various stages
apart from broadcasting. This subject was approached from various angles at each session. The
special session held at the International Conference Hall on the second day covered SVG supporting sports content production all over the world as well as the “Advanced Technology on Sports
Image Production” session held by OBS, NHK, and Canon Inc.
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Date:

Nov. 13-15

Place:

Exhibition Hall 7

Area:

228sqmThe Theme of Keynote Speech: Toward to 2020
The Number of Sessions:

4 Session

The Number of Speakers:

21 speakers

The Number of Audiences:1427 audiences (Total)

The Number of Exhibitors:

10 exhibitors

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The Japan Rugby World Cup finished about 10
days before Inter BEE. It was a tournament when
the Japanese team made unprecedented progress,
but when looking back from a content perspective, it was a sporting event in which a wide varietyof new production and distribution approaches
were adopted, making it really powerful as aspectacle of entertainment.
INTER BEE CONNECTED keynote speeches
adopted a fresh approach by focusing on thisworld cup, still fresh in the minds of many, while
spotlighting the philosophy of sports content withan eye on next year’s Olympics and Paralympics.
“INTER BEE SPORT” was the first time that
Inter BEE has created a category for a specifictopic. This category provided information on the
progress and innovation driven by technology
and services in sports content production anddistribution, with a view to creating new business
opportunities and expanding the market. 10 companies provided booths, drawing many visitors.
Live events included a thrilling and acrobatic
performance given by the professional doubledutch team, “REGSTYLE”, who have won threeconsecutive world championships.

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INTER BEE IP PAVILION

IP Equipment Connection Demo and
4K/HD Full-IP Outside Broadcast Vehicle Exhibition“Path to the future” seen from keynote speeches and reports of specific case studies

On 15th November (Friday), INTER BEE
FORUM keynote speech 6 about “IP-based
Broadcasting Technology and Introduction
Examples” was held. The leading IP-related
theme of the “INTER BEE FORUM” washow broadcasting stations are utilizing IP
technology in the IP-based broadcasting erathat is already upon us. Future ideas about
introduction of IP and latest initiatives suchas case studies were introduced by Fuji
Television, Television Tokyo, NTT Plala,
Abema TV, Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting,and Kyodo Television.
Such was the interest in this event that asatellite venue had to be speedily arranged
to accommodate the 800 people that hadcome to the 500-people capacity venue.
Despite interest in IP, attempts to introduce
it have been vague and uneasy. It would
seem that increasing the number of casestudies and sharing information on thechallenges faced will be extremely important to overcome this situation.
IP conversion when constructed in total from the filming to the delivery stage may enablemaximum efficiency, and Japan is gradually heading in this direction.
At the “INTER BEE PAVILION”, which introduces the increasingly large number of actual
IP-based case studies, 26 companies participated in the “IP Equipment Connection Demo”.
This equipment demo was conducted under the three themes of “SMPTE ST 2110
(Video/Audio) Interoperability”, “SMPTE ST 2110-30 DANTE (Audio) Interoperability”, and“SMPTE ST 2022-6 Interoperability”. Many visitors experienced the world of interoperability
through a demo of IP live transmission production technology.
At the neighboring booth, Nara Television exhibited a 4K/HD full-IP outside broadcast
vehicle. Visitors were free to tour the inside of the vehicle, which can be operated the same as
standard outside broadcast vehicles despite the IP conversion. Adopting NMI, even for HD
systems, for 4K/HD all-IP outside broadcast vehicles using IP live transmission technology
enabled a video system without an SDI routing switcher and IP has also been adopted for sound.
Furthermore, at the relay technology seminar held in the INTER BEE PAVILION, there was an
introduction to activities relating to companies’ IP live transmission and related technology. In
addition, NHK and the NHK Science & Technology Research Laboratories gave a presentation
for the first time about the basics of IP networks, monitoring IP program production systems,
and ST 2110 interconnection verification, and SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation and Nara Television gave a presentation on introduction case studies. Many visitors listened intently to thesepresentations.
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Date:

Nov. 13-15

Place:

Exhibition Hall 3

Area:

270 sqm

The Number of Participant Companies
SMPTE ST 2110（Video・Audio) Interoperability: 14 Companies
SMPTE ST 2110-30＋DANTE（Audio）Interoperability: 4 Companies
SMPTE ST 2022-6 Interoperability: 5 Companies
Sponsorship / Cooperation 1Alliance / 2 Companies
The Theme of Keynote Speech:
IP-based Broadcasting Technology and Introduction Examples
The Number of Sessions:

26 sessions

The Number of Audiences:

1,554 Audiences (Total)

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DIGITAL CONTENT EXPO

Co-locatedOn the front line of Japanese and worldwide digital contents
Gathering of leading-edge content technology sure to excite creators

Industry were held, as well as business matching/pitching activities,
and co-held workshops, so a lot was going on throughout the venue.
A wide variety of conferences were also held. These included the
DCEXPO stage in the DCEXPO venue, three sessions held at theInternational Conference Hall and INTER BEE FORUM on the first day,and two collaborative project sessions held at INTER BEE IGNITION
on the second day. At the DCEXPO keynote speeches, Mr. Tomohiro
Ishizu, a senior research fellow at the University of London, andTakashi Kawai, a professor at Waseda University gave a speech on the“Future of digital contents and neuroaesthetics”, which outlined a
fresh approach to the possibilities of digital contents and media
communication from a neuroaesthetics perspective. In addition, the“ASIAGRAPH2019 Tsumugi Awards and Takumi Awards” ceremony
and talk sessions were held as well as sessions tackling the theme ofvideo expression by CG/VFX. On the INTER BEE IGNITION stage, thelatest VR research in Japan and the US was introduced by Ms. Danielle
Belko from Facebook, who is leading the way in VR/AR research, andMichitaka Hirose, a professor at Tokyo University. There was also atalk show featuring Virtual VTuber, Megu Shinonome, and a wide
variety of themes from the front line of digital contents were taken up
by passionate lecturers.

Inter BEE was jointly held again this year with “DIGITAL CONTENTSEXPO (DCEXPO). This is the second time both events have been held
together, commencing last year with the aim to strengthen Japanesecontents technology skills and turn this into business. This jointly-held
exhibition attracted many kinds of visitors including digital content
creators, young video creators, and people involved with the content
development sector.
About 40 companies exhibited at Content & Technology Showcase(CTS), a main feature of the exhibition established to spotlightleading-edge digital content and technology. The Innovative Technologies 2019 event discovers and promotes technology and content
expected to contribute to the expansion of innovative content
industries, and at this year’s event, eight specially-selected outstanding
technologies were featured. In addition, the world’s largest CG andoutstanding technologies taken from “SIGGRAPH”, the international
conference on interactive technology were introduced, thrilling
creators from diverse areas including AI, VR, MR, and touch and taste
technologies. Further, six unique exhibition/demos selected from an
open call for participants as part of the “Program to Improve the New
Content Creation Environment (Content Development Business
Matching Program)” promoted by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and1011Inter BEE 2019 Graphic Report

INTER BEE 5G

Possibilities of 5G in the fields of media and entertainment
Rising expectations about the start of commercial services

The Softbank booth at “INTER BEE 5G”
exhibited a system that blurs in real-time
people appearing in 4K video. The use of 5G inhigh-resolution video was promoted by, forexample, conducting a demo in which images
were actually transmitted and processed fromthe base station and displayed in real-time.
In addition to the INTER BEE 5G venue, realexamples of 5G use in the video sector were
proposed. For example, NHK Technologies, Inc.
used a Rakuten Mobile circuit to transmit 8K live
images via a 5G network, and those images were
distributed to terminals in the booth from thecloud and back again via the 5G network.

5G commercial services started in 2020. Preliminary services have already started and wehave finally entered the preparatory stage of fully-fledged use. It is envisaged that 5G will be
used in a variety of business situations, but it is also expected to be utilized in the media andentertainment sectors. This particularly applies to the production, editing and transmission of
4K/8K rich contents.
Held for the second time as a special program, “INTER BEE 5G”, was joined by the Softbank
Corporation, who exhibited a trial 5G Base Station for the first time. It was an actually licensed
wireless station that provided an experimental 5G communication link over a range of about 300
to 400m, so it was very authentic.
“5G Session 2019” was held at the keynote speech venue. Held for the third time, a number ofkey personnel in charge of technology promotion at four 5G carriers (NTT DoCoMo, KDDI,
Softbank, and Rakuten Mobile) gave speeches in which they talked about their companies’ aims
for 5G and the possibilities and future of this technology.
Additionally, some exhibitors’ booths took a more specific approach to 5G use, and as far as
the media and entertainment-related industries and Inter BEE are concerned, this is an area thatis very much expected to take off from next year.

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Date:

Nov. 13-15

Place:

Exhibition Hall 8

Area:

180sqmThe Theme of Keynote Speech:

5G Session 2019

The Number of Speakers:

4 speakers

The Number of Audiences:

709 audiences

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IINTER BEE FOURM

Expectations of evolving contents and the things that lie ahead
Exploring the 2020s amid an ever-expanding media environment

All sessions at this year’s INTER BEE FORUM were a great success. The number of sessions held at
the International Conference Hall was 36 and, including the special programs in the exhibition hall,more than 100 sessions were held in total; all of which were packed with enthusiastic listeners.
The “Current and Future Trends of Collaboration between Broadcasting and Internet” session heldat the keynote speeches venue on the second day drew the largest crowd. Ms. Yuka Mishima, theDirector of the Promotion for Content Distribution Division, Information and Communications Bureau
in the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, gave a speech about the online delivery ofbroadcasting contents and use of viewing data. At the ensuing panel discussion, speeches were given
and discussions were held concerning the many issues and future outlook for collaboration between
broadcasting and the Internet. These included issues regarding hybridcast, now in its 6th year, as wellas competition with OTT services, local stations and monetization, Internet infrastructure problems
and 5G expectations, and use of viewing data in business.
The special session, titled “Now or never, Radio Management”, attempted to take on new challenges
through Internet collaboration. At the technical session, there was an “In-depth discussion about
4K/HDR and 2K/SDR cross-conversion and operation”, which is key to video content production, and“Latest Audio Technology and Next-Generation Audio Creation”, which provided information about thefront line of audio production. This was followed by “Total Request for Web Sound Engineers!” arequest-format session, and then “Urgent program: Natural Disasters and the media 2019”. All sessions
attracted many listeners. Keywords were sports, AI, 5G, IP, 4K/8K content production, and radio. How
will we continue to provide content in the future amid the ever-evolving and expanding media?
Whatever the session, all eyes were keenly focused on exploring the media and content of the 2020s.
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Date:

Nov. 13-15

Place:

International Conference HallArea:

1,947 sqm
（5 Rooms)

The Number of Sessions:

36 sessions

The Number of Speakers:

138 speakers

The Number of Audiences:

8,598 audiences (Total)

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World class in reality and in nameExperience the largest-ever collection of 18 speakers featuring 15 domestic andinternationally famous brands

At this year’s INTER BEE EXPERIENCE: X-Speaker (SR speaker experience demo), 18 SR
speakers featuring 15 brands were used, making it the largest ever staged to date. Having thismany famous domestic and international brand SR speakers all under one roof and being able tohear them firsthand is an extremely rare and valuable opportunity anywhere in the world. Indeed,this year’s event could be called a truly world-class trial listening event.
Particularly significant was the use of four point source speakers. Compared to line arrayspeakers, point source speakers, which are designed for small spaces, have evolved remarkably.
In addition to high sound quality and a sound pressure that exceeds expectations, it was an
overwhelming contest between each speaker.
The line array speakers consisted of four small and ten medium/large products. Again, this year
all products were flown from trusses hanging from the venue ceiling, and one could only look in
awe at their majestic appearance. Some brands were new while others were making a reappearance, and over the three days of the exhibition, trial listening events were laid on to perfectly
demonstrate the uniqueness and merits of these speakers.
Many visitors come to this event every year, but this year there were around 4,400 new visitors
and about 6,600 in total. There has been increased interest in sound-related technologies at Inter
BEE overall, and it could be said that this X-Speaker symbolizes that. As the weight of importanceplaced on the live entertainment market increases every year, there is continued interest in INTER
BEE EXPERIENCE X-Speaker – an once a year opportunity to experience a collection of SR
speakers that provide a world-class live sound.
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Date:

Nov. 13-15

Place:

Event HallArea:

3,098 sqm
（Arena）

The Number of Products Brands: 15 brands, 18 Products
The Number of Presentations:

36 presentations

The Number of Audiences:

6,601 audiences (Total)

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Once again a great success – the headphone/microphone trial listening experience
A place bustling with young creators and students

The INTER BEE EXPERIENCE: X-Headphone X-Microphone (headphone and microphone trial
listening exhibit) was held for the fourth time this year. This event has truly established itself as
an opportunity to freely and casually experience professional-grade headphones and microphones. Many visitors gathered at Exhibition Hall 1 again this year, and the highest ever numberof visitors (over 5,000) came over the three-day period.
Many producers involved with sound and voice production such as PA and broadcasting studiostaff visit this venue every year to experience new products and equipment they have never used
before. The increasing number of younger people such as young creators and students wasparticularly striking this year. This could be the effect of the digital contents EXPO co-hosted with
Inter BEE since last year or the increasing number of young creators who undertake video andsound/voice production alone such as videographers. Providing a place for such people to actuallyexperience high-quality headphones and microphones is becoming more beneficial as it is, ofcourse, an excellent opportunity for students to become involved with next-generation soundproduction.
Amid growing needs for quality and volume in image and video considering the increasing
amount of video content on the Internet every year and the practical application of 5G, theimportance of sound and voice that appeals to the senses of viewers is required. In addition,interest in sound technology is raising again as the live entertainment sector flourishes, andproduction quality is advancing to the next step. This year’s event showed that X-Headphone
X-Microphone has become an invaluable place to interactively support creators producing
next-generation content.
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Date:

Nov. 13-15

Place:

Exhibition Hall 1

Area:

338 sqm

The Number of Products Brands: Headphons 8 brands
Microphones 11 brands
The Number of Visitors:

5,038audiences (Total)

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INTER BEE IGNITION

How will media expand?
Three-days when the mediatization of everything was prophesized

By proactively focusing on a world of image expression set apart from former broadcasting
media, INTER BEE IGNITION started as an effort to blaze a new path for Inter BEE. In keepingwith its ‘explosive’ name, the overall theme for INTER BEE IGNITION, now in its fourth year,
was “Expanding media doesn’t stop at video”, a topic that we thought would generate lively
discussion.
The INTER BEE IGNITION keynote speeches were held at the International Conference Hallon the second day of the exhibition. Under the title of “Activists in the Era in which Everything
Outside of Film is Made into Media”, Prof. Ichiya Nakamura, a driver of various digital media
projects gave a speech, which was followed by a panel discussion involving guest panelists anda video commentator.
At the INTER BEE IGNITION venue, the five keywords of “education”, “nightlife”, “urban”,“mobility”, and “niche media” were set as ignition points of the expanding media. Guest
panelists from various sectors and positions were invited to take part in lively discussions about
how ordinary people, society and the digital media industry would change and evolve due tovarious social situations being mediatized.
In addition, in keeping with the overall theme, boundless information was disseminatedthrough a variety of events. These included the annual Awards Ceremony for the Lumière Japan
Award 2019, given by the Advanced Imaging Society Japan Committee; introduction of the latest
VR research in Japan and the US, which is a collaborative project held with DCEXPO; and a talkshow featuring the 3DCG virtual VTuber, Megu Shinonome.
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Date:

Nov. 13-15

Place:

Exhibition Hall 6

Area:

558sqmThe Theme of Keynote Speech:

Activists in the Era in
Which Everything Outside ofFilm is Made into MediaCapacity of main stage:

110 seats

The Number of Sessions:

12 sessions

The Number of Speakers:

40 speakers

The Number of Audiences:

1,331 Audiences (Total)

The Number of Exhibitorss:

8 exhibitors

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The INTER BEE IGNITION exhibition area isprobably the place where you can see the mostunique exhibits in the whole of the Inter BEE
venue. At this year’s exhibition, there were boothsthat covered new video expression and videocommunication, and many interested visitors
took park in firsthand experiences.
Like this event’s name suggests, both the stage
sessions and exhibition area are ‘points ofignition’, and it is hoped that, in this constantly
diversifying and expanding media environment,
INTER BEE IGNITION will continue to be a place
to explore unique innovation and businessgenerated by technology and content inspired by
new ways of thinking.

At the close of the first day, there was an opening
party called, “Beer Bash - INTER BEE IGNITION
Masterminds Discuss Media Theory”. At this inaugural event, the advisory board members, who had
engaged in many discussions up until the holding ofInter BEE, talked with a drink in one hand in arelaxed atmosphere about their thoughts and ideas
about the ever-expanding media.
This session and the previous nightlife session
were streamed live via the live streaming site,“DOMMUNE”, which was presided over by panelist,
Mr. Naohiro Ukawa. On that day, over 14,000 viewers
were counted.

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INTER BEE CONNECTED

Greatly changing media environment over the past 5 years
Enthusiastically communicating the next 5 years of broadcasting and video media

This is the sixth year that INTER BEE CONNECTED has been held as a special program.
Over that period, broadcasting and media environments such as television have changed
greatly. Marking this milestone of five years since its inception, INTER BEE CONNECTION
held a succession of enthusiastic sessions looking at the next five years ahead.
This year’s keynote speeches were held at the International Conference Hall, and the topic of all
the sessions on the first day was sports content. The afternoon keynote speech was titled, “Sports
broadcast philosophy-Toward to Tokyo 2020”. Akira Tanaka, the President of WOWOW Inc., which
has enjoyed great success in broadcasting sports TV programs, was invited to be the facilitator.
Many subjects, including professional baseball, the Rugby World Cup and the Tokyo Paralympics,
were covered by a wide selection of guests, and the role of content created by TV in the field ofsports was introduced at this session.
The INTER BEE CONNECTED sessions were opened by “Television Advertising in 10 Years:
Imagined Using Viewing Data”, and the ensuing sessions were a great success on all days.
Particularly popular were “Casual Video Viewing by the Younger Generation” on the first day,“Discussing the Next Step in Image Media with GYAO and AbemaTV” and “Media Strategy for
Attacking Key Networks” on the second day, and “Business Outside of Broadcasting at Local
Stations 2.0” on the final day. Each of these sessions attracted over 300 listeners, greatly exceeding
the 200-seat capacity of the venue. How will broadcasting and video media change and evolve,
and what kind of strategy and business is necessary? Each session looked at the future from varying
perspectives and themes, and it could be said that greater interest in these subjects has emerged.
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Date:

Nov. 13-15

Place:

Exhibition Hall 7

Area:

588 sqm

The Theme of Keynote Speech:

Sports broadcast philosophy-Toward to Tokyo 2020

Capacity of main stage:

200 seats

The Number of Sessions:

13 sessions

The Number of Speakers:

55 speakers

The Number of Audiences:

3,559 audiences (Total)

The Number of Exhibitor's Presentation: 17 sessions
The Number of Exhibitors:

16 exhibitors

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Television Advertising in 10 Years
Imagined Using Viewing Data

After Hours!
Will TV Really Survive!?
How Will TV Change? What Will TV Do?

Casual Video Viewing by the Younger Generation
Hints for Future Video Services by Analyzing Viewing Conditions

This year’s INTER BEE CONNECTED attracted
the highest ever number of visitors, exceeding
3,000 people over the three-day period. Amid
major environmental changes such as, viewing
data which is a standard topic on the first day,changing viewers and consumer behavior, Internet
video media and SNS, as well as 5G and media
communication, how should key stations and TV
program production evolve as well as local media
and advertising? Many visitors came and listened
keenly to the sessions, which all looked at andconsidered reform efforts from an ongoing
perspective.

Impact of 5G on the Broadcasting Business

Clarification Through Data!
The Latest Trend for "Quality and Value"
When Viewing Sports Programs!?

Discussing the Next Step in Image Media withGYAO and AbemaTV

Local Stations 2.0:
The Triangle of Broadcasting × Internet × Local Society

Overseas Expansion of Broadcast Contents:
Is Streaming the Next Step?

INTER BEE CONNECTED Wrap Up
The Past 5 Years and the Next 5 Years

How Should Advertisers andthe Television Industry Respond to Changes inConsumer Behavior?

Media Strategy for Attacking Key Networks

What Happens When the Internet is Excited?
Program Production and SNS Utilization
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Continuing on from last year, this was thesecond time we held “After Hours!” It took place atthe end of the second day, and the topic this year
was “Will TV Really Survive!? How Will TV
Change? What Will TV Do?” At this event, participants sat with a drink in one hand around a roundtable and entered into a free-for-all discussion
with no boundaries between those seated on or in
front of the stage. This year’s provocative topic
drew a great number of visitors from various
industries with a vested interest in the future ofTV, particularly people working at TV stations, andit was an evening full of frank discussion. The
event closed with a “Wrap-Up Talk Show” where
the advisory board members both marked thesixth year of INTER BEE CONNECTED and drewa curtain on this passionate three day event bydiscussing “The Past 5 Years and the Next 5 Years.”Inter BEE 2019 Graphic Report

INTER BEE CREATIVE

Colorful collection of Japanese and Hollywood creators take the stage
A stimulating and passionate session not only about technology

At this year’s INTER BEE CREATIVE, sessions approached a variety of issues such as ‘what is the real
power of Japanese contents?’ and ‘what are evolutionary young creators aiming for?’ from various angles. A
passionate audience numbering more than previous years assembled to address these questions over thethree-day period.
The INTER BEE CREATIVE keynote speeches on the third day of the exhibition provided a fitting finale to
the keynote speeches held at the International Conference Hall. The movie director, Mr. Isao Yukisada, took
the stage to engage in positive exchange with the Asian film industry. Entitled “Calling All Japanese Creators!
Step into a New World!”, his speech covered the personal path he has followed as well as talk about thedifficult challenges he faced when filming in China. He also talked passionately in a conversational styleabout what Japanese video creators need to make the move into the outside world.
The sessions held over the three-day period showed the current power of contents produced in Japan and
Hollywood. Taking the stage for Japan was the technical production team for the NHK period drama, “Idaten”,
the first ever to be produced in 4K. The team introduced, among other things, the latest visual effects technology and the challenges that came with that. Taking the stage for Hollywood was Mr. Elliot Newman, the visual
effects supervisor for “The Lion King”, the live action film that was the talk of the town after its release thissummer. Mr. Newman held a session entitled, “The Making of the Lion King”, over a two-day period from 14th
to 15th November. Many other movie directors, videographers and technical creators took the stage to take partin a wide variety of sessions that introduced the latest technological trends and stimulated young creators.
In the exhibits area, the annual video production and post-production-related booths were set up by theJapan Post Production Association. At INTER BEE CREATIVE MEET-UP, workshops and hands-on
experiences were conducted.
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Date:

Nov. 13-15

Place:

Exhibition Hall 8

Area:

481sqmThe Theme of Keynote Speech:

Calling All Japanese Creators!
Step into a New World!

Capacity of main stage:

102 seats

The Number of Sessions:

16 sessions

The Number of Speakers:

24 speakers

The Number of Audiences:

2,066 Audiences (Total)

The Number of Exhibitors:

7 exhibitors

CREATIVE MEET-UP
Date:

Nov. 13-15

Place:

Exhibition Hall 8

Area:

557sqmThe Number of Participant Companies: 16 companies

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Now in its third year, INTER BEE CREATIVE
MEET-UP is another special event. This new andoriginal event aims to gather professionals andamateurs from all areas of expertise and provide
opportunities for them to take part in experiences and promote interaction and networkbuilding. It also encourages users to come up
with new ideas and take on new challenges andcreates exhibitions and spaces to inspire them.
Creating a place for the creators producing thenext generation of contents to come together is
especially important for Inter BEE.
In that respect, the workshops conducted over
the three-day period attracted many participantson consecutive days and were a great success.
The sessions covered leading-edge video production technology to online video marketing andeffectiveness measurement, motivating young
content creators such as videographers morethan ever.

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Opening Ceremony / Reception Party

Record number of 1,158 companies/groups participated in the exhibition
The comprehensive media event, Inter BEE 2019, opens!!

Inter BEE - continuing to pioneer an abundance of experiences
Intensifying societal trends with ‘sport’ as the keyword

2020 will be a exciting year for Japan with 4K8K

At sundown on the opening day, supporting and cooperating organizations
as well as VIPs from exhibiting companies were invited to take part in
the “Inter BEE 2019 Reception”. The glamorous venue served as a place forexchange between top management from various industry and profession
types including the broadcasting industry, equipment manufacturers,
and the contents industry.

Over the past few years, I have felt that Inter BEE has been introducing thelatest broadcasting equipment and facilities as well as cloud technology,
cyber-security, and new video expression such as AR and VR while evolving
and developing into a comprehensive media exhibition centering on broadcasting. While maintaining standard broadcasting technology such as video andaudio baseband signal processing, modulation and demodulation, and RF
transmission technology including sending/receiving, the NHK Group has been
training its engineers to have specialist skills in the IT sector in order to build
a stronger organization built on such skilled workers. As the world of
broadcasting continues to see major changes, I am certain that providing
places for many industry insiders and experts to gather such as Inter BEE will
become increasingly important in the future.
The broadcasting of and public viewing throughout Japan of the rugby worldcup was a great success. Next year sees the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics.
Topping even the excitement of the rugby world cup, we hope to enjoy these
events with everyone in Japan in 4K/8K. NHK willcontinue to give its all to achieve such goals.

“Seeking to develop Inter BEE as a major place to get
together with others and make things happen”“Incorporating new technologies and business models
and creating new broadcasting and contents inpartnership with a diversity of industries”

From 10 a.m. on the opening day of 13th November, the Opening &Keynote was held at Convention Hall A of Makuhari Messe International
Conference Hall. The opening of Inter BEE 2019 was proclaimed atthe venue with the holding of the Opening Session ahead of the various
speeches in “Keynote Speech: Toward 2020”.

I am delighted from the viewpoint of the Ministry of Internal Affairs andCommunications that, at this year’s Inter BEE, exhibitions and discussions placedemphasis on themes such as 4K/8K and broadcasting and Internet collaboration.
New 4K/8K broadcasts provide images with meticulous clarity and a sense ofpresence, and the recent enthronement ceremony, celebration parade andrugby world cup among others were broadcast in this format. The Tokyo
Olympics and Paralympics will be held next year, and sports was a major themeat this year’s Inter BEE. I hope that the public and private sectors will work
together in helping to popularize 4K/8K and put in place an infrastructure toreceive such images so that they can be enjoyed by even more viewers.
The broadcasting environment has changed greatly. While protecting thegoodness of broadcasting itself, I hope that we cancontinue to push on with positive initiatives that seek
to incorporate new technology and business models
and create new broadcasting and contents in partnership with various other industries.

“Realizing user experiences that give spiritual
happiness through contents”
Society is changing greatly due to digitization and conversion to a data-driven
society, which are progressing in line with rapid technological innovations
throughout the world. Amid such changes, JEITA is attempting to make reforms
that help to solve social problems in partnership with various industries with theultimate goal being the Ultra-Smart Society (Society 5.0) that Japan is striving
towards. Inter BEE is also striving to making great changes as a comprehensive
media event that covers “making”, “sending” and “receiving” contents to realize
user experiences that give people spiritual happiness.
Finally, next year is 2020 when the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics will beheld. With an eye on 2020, the theme for this year will be sports. A variety ofsports-related sessions were prepared and INTER BEE
SPORT was put on as a special exhibition program.
I would like you to use this year’s Inter BEE as anopportunity to understand the importance of broadcasting and contents in sports.

Mr. Hiroshi Yoshida
Deputy Director-General for Information Communication Bureau,
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC)“Hopes for new viewing styles and development ofdiverse services through more vibrant mutual exchange”

Mr. Nobuhiro Endo
Chairman,Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA)

I myself have visited Inter BEE on numerous occasions since the digitizationof broadcasting, and major developments have taken place since then. At thattime, I expected that more and more people would be involved in markets
created by mutual exchange between broadcasting and digital contents. At Inter
BEE 2011, there were 800 company exhibitions but that number now exceeds
1,000 companies. In addition, in 2011, there were 30,000 visitors but the numberof visitors last year was over 40,000. That expectation has now become reality.
5G will finally start next year and 4K/8K contents will finally be distributed
via the Internet. Elements such as big data and AI will be added to content
distribution technology, so added value continues to increase. It is hopedthat Inter BEE will inspire the development of new services and equipmentfrom a connected industry perspective.
New and diverse viewing styles are expected for the
Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. It is hoped thatmutual exchange and information-sharing between
the people coming to Inter BEE today will lead to thedevelopment of new viewing styles and diverse services.
Mr. Yoichi Ogasawara
Deputy Director-General for IT Strategy
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)

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Thanks to your help, Inter BEE was held for the 55th time this year. It washeld with the largest number of exhibitors to date - 1,158 companies. We would
like to express our gratitude to all the groups that cooperated with us and to
the government agencies concerned for their support.
JEITA has worked as a sponsor to change Inter BEE to a contents-centric
event. This will be the second time Inter BEE was jointly held with DCEXPO.
Based on the three keywords of “make”, “send” and “receive”, we have tried toturn this event into one that provides an abundance of experiences centered onbroadcasting and digital contents, and it is actually becoming such an event. It
is our mission to further develop such things and we are seeking to developInter BEE into a major place to get together with others and make things
happen. In particular, this year is the year of the rugby world cup and next year
sees the major events of the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, so the keywordof sports played a major role this year. Amid suchmajor social movements, we would like you to makeuse of this year’s Inter BEE and as the sponsor wewould like to initiate a variety of new movements in
preparation for next year.

Mr. Keiji Kodama
Director of Engineering Administration Department,
Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)“Making a shift to contents and covering
a wide range of sectors”

Mr. Keiichi Kawakami

I would like to offer my heartfelt congratulations for boldly making a shift toa contents event. This year will be the 55th Inter BEE. Starting the year
following the previous Tokyo Olympics, Inter BEE seems to have a deep
relationship with the Olympics and broadcasting. Covering an extremely wide
area such as contents combining video and sound as well as transmission anddistribution, the industries involved with Inter BEE are no longer just thebroadcasting industry. Thus, there may be a need to rename the exhibition toreflect its wider scope.
I had the honor of viewing the exhibits. It is excellent
to see that Inter BEE is expanding while absorbing newtechnologies of engineers such as 5G, AI and IoT. I hopethat the exhibition will continue to expand”.

Executive Senior Vice President,
Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA)“Ensuring that viewers enjoy the real feeling ofwatching sport even more”
At this year’s Inter BEE, exhibits focusing on new sports contents have been
provided and they are attracting great interest. This year’s rugby world cup was
really exciting thanks to the brilliant performance of the Japanese national
team. In addition, when looking back at this year, Japanese sports stars fromthe worlds of golf, tennis, athletics, soccer and table tennis and so on haveproduced some excellent results.
Broadcasting stations have brought these impressive feats to viewers while
actively incorporating new technology. Finally, next year, the Tokyo Olympics
and Paralympics will be with us. We have been making preparations to ensurethat viewers enjoy the real feeling of watching sport even more, so please lookforward to that.
A large number of typhoons made landfall on the Japanese islands this year,
causing catastrophic winds and repeated rain storms. This caused severe
damage across the country including the capital. I would like to express my
sympathies to the disaster victims who are still living in difficult conditions”.
While facing the immediate danger, many broadcasting stations devised
various ways to speedily and accurately relay the information to viewers
while doing their utmost to maintain broadcasting
equipment. As meteorological disasters worsen andfears of a major earthquake heighten, I hope tocontinue to rely on the warm support of all concerned
to take all contingencies into account as a broadcasting station.
Mr. Tadahisa Kawaguchi

Mr. Fusaki Matsui
Representative Director,
Association of Radio Industries and business (ARIB)

Spreading eccentric yet delicate contents
Contents are an evolving organism. Delivering even more interesting contents
that will lead the global market is vital. Software and hardware are closely
connected and sport and art are two sides of the same coin. To ensure that
digital contents liven up Inter BEE in the future, I hope we can deliver exquisite
and original contents that express the beauties of nature.

Mr. Yoichiro Kawaguchi

Chairman of Special Technical Committee,
The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association (JBA)

Chairman,
Digital Content Association of Japan

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Securing a twice as high and roomy exhibition space
Interactive exhibition proposing a variety of solutions
Audio-Technica

Audio-Technica was established in 1962, one year before the inaugural Inter BEE
exhibition. The company provides the microphones every year for the Grammy
Awards ceremony and it was these very microphones that caught the memorable“so da ne~” phrase famously uttered by the Japanese women’ s curling team at the
Pyeongchang Winter Olympics/Paralympics. A world-famous audio brand,
Audio-Technica reinforced its corporate brand at this year’ s Inter BEE by securing
an exhibition space twice bigger than before, from where it provided acomprehensive showcase of its products. We spoke to Ms. Keiko Okada(Advertising Team, Advertising and Sales Promotion Section, Marketing
Department) about the aims and themes of the exhibits as well as the role of Inter
BEE, and Mr. Noriyuki Tsuchiya (Professional SS Section, Professional Audio Sales
Division) about the aims of
their Inter BEE exhibition.
Ms. Keiko Okada (Left)
Marketing Divison
Advertising & Promotion Department
Audio Technica Corporation
Mr. Kazuhiko Konno (Center)
Manager
Professional Audio Sales & Marketing Division
Professional SS Department
Audio Technica Corporation
Mr. Noriyuki Tsuchiya (Right)
Professional Audio Sales & Marketing Division
Professional SS Department.
Audio Technica Corporation

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Exhibiting a lineup of
professional audio products
Conducting demos inlifelike-sized spaces■ What are the themes and aims ofyour exhibition?

Ms. Keiko Okada responds, “Previously, we mainly
displayed conference systems, but we have gone foran exhibition that includes the professional audio
division. It’s an inter-department Audio-Technica
professional audio exhibition, so we have been able
to show our wide product lineup and businessdevelopment.” She goes on to say, “Utilizing moreroom this year, we have created an interactive space
based on a philosophy of showing solutions by
example. We have created three lifelike-sized spaces,
including conference room and recording studiospaces, from where customers can test the quality
and effects of our products.”“The height of the exhibition area is higher than
before allowing us to provide an interactive
exhibition. This is the first time I have been
involved with this exhibition, but I got the feelingthat the number of visitors on the first day was
higher than normal. Having such an open space had

a major impact”. (Ms. Okada)“We also laid on a coffee stand for the first time,
providing visitors with freshly-made coffee, so it
was a pleasant space with a delicious aroma. It also
helped create an atmosphere in which our visitors
could view the exhibition at leisure. We tried tocreate a space that drew in new customers whilevaluing our existing customers.”■ Announcement of 5 new products
At this year’s exhibition Audio-Technica exhibiteda larger product lineup and announced five new
products aimed at professional users. These
included a digital smart mixer co-developed withTASCAM, and an infrared boundary microphone.
Mr. Tsuchiya gave us a rundown of these products’features.
“The first one is the “ATDM-1012” digital smart
mixer. Based on the basic functions of the “ATDM0604” released two years ago, we have enhanced
the processing function. We simultaneously
developed a DANTE model that incorporates the
DANTE input/output power of our first DANTE.
The microphone manufacturer is DANTE. Communication is easy, good expansion, and a digital
signal that reduces noise. It can send DANTE
signals, so it can be adapted by, for example,

switching images as a tally.” (Mr. Tsuchiya (hereand below))“The second is the new “ATW-A808HH1”
wall-mounted antenna. It is a wall-mounted whip
antenna that is perfect for installation in conference
and seminar rooms. It is effective in conference
rooms with design restrictions, and it is also
structured to be connected directly to “ATW-B80WB”
antenna boosters, enabling B-band wireless systems
to be installed stress-free.”■ Upgrading the ATUC Series conference system

Voting function newly added“The third one is the “ATW-A410P”. This covers 470
to 990MHz and is effective at operating a wide rangeof frequencies including WS-band as well as B-band.
In addition, the ATT supports -10 to +12dB and can be
flexibly changed according to operation.”“The fourth one is the “ATIR-T860” infrared
boundary microphone. This can be operated withexisting infrared microphone systems. It can be used
up to 8 wavelengths. It can switch microphone
directivity between front hemisphere connectivity
and omnidirectional. It is a wireless boundary
system perfect for TV/Web conferences.”“The fifth one is the “ATUC-50DUa+ATUC-VU”.
The “ATUC-50DU” microphone unit of the “ATUC
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Series” conference system has been upgraded. It
enables supply of power to run the newly-added“ATUC-VU” voting unit. It is also perfect forconference situations that require a voting function.”(end of Mr. Tsuchiya interview)■ “Application process can all be done online”

Streamlined application process praised

Ms. Okada spoke as follows about the role of Inter
BEE and more specific wishes such as venue
management, and she gave her appraisal of the event.
“In addition to broadcasting and video, Inter BEE
plays an important role as a place to showcase B2B
and B2C audio. Another plus is that the exhibition
application process can all be done online. Not
having to submit and post documents is a great
help. I also think that the booth allotment lottery
method is clever. It all went smoothly without ahitch and there was no waiting time.”
Audio-Technica is a global audio brand that has
achieved a great deal of success as a major player infields such as music and sport, and the company
has apparently started its preparations for the 2020
Tokyo Olympics.

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Tripod system that enables smooth settings
A lineup we want you to “wear out” at the boothVitec Production Solutions Ltd.

Vitec Production Solutions Ltd. provides peripheral equipment, such as
tripods and studio equipment, for professional videographers. At Inter BEE
2019, their booth displayed the 100mm bowl “Flowtech 100 Series” tripod
system, and many visitors were able to come and try them out. The boothlayout included a studio corner and a lineup of studio equipment such aspedestals and a prompter system, which visitors were free to try out.
The Vitec Production Solutions Ltd. booth was set up to allow visitors totest the products and to provide a place for communication. We asked Ms.
Yuki Sawazaki, a Sales and Marketing manager at Vitec, about the aims of
his company’s exhibition at Inter BEE 2019.

Promoting products’
user-friendly qualities
including their new tripod system■ What were the themes and aims ofyour exhibition?
“We at Vitec Production Solutions Ltd. released
our new “Flowtech 100 Series” tripod system in
2019. Our previous Flowtech 75 had a 75mm bowl,
but the new Flowtech 100 features a 100mm bowl,
enabling even heavier equipment to be used with it.
In addition, market recognition of our Flowtech 100
product is still lower than the existing Flowtech 75,
so we devised a booth primarily focused on raising
the profile of the Flowtech 100.”“In addition to tripod systems, we put on a studiocorner at the back of the booth. We have provided
studio equipment for many years so, going back to
our roots, we exhibited our lineup of studioequipment such as tripods for professional video
equipment and prompter systems.”

Ms. Yuki Sawazaki■ Tripod system that enables eﬃcient ﬁlmingwith its high-speed setting mechanism

Japan Field Marketing
Sales/Marketing Department
Vitec Production Solutions KK“Our three main tripod brands (Vinten, Sachtler,
OCONNOR) were on display at Inter BEE 2019, and36

we placed our Flowtech 100 products for the threebrands at the front of the booth. We used a
consistent design for the Flowtech 100 products
given that they belong to the same group. In
addition, each brand is distinguished by the colorsof the quick release brake lever and rubber feet.
“The Flowtech Series is a breakthrough tripod
system made from carbon fiber that enables thethree legs to be set very easily. With most tripods,
each leg is locked in two places, so the heightcannot be changed without releasing and adjustingeach lock. The Flowtech Series tripod system isequipped with a quick release brake, which whenreleased allows the height of the three legs to be
freely changed. In addition to a mid-level spreader
and ground spreader, it can also be used without aspreader, enabling filming under a variety ofconditions. The ground spreader can be adjusted
simply by pressing a button on the leg, allowing it to
be set without stooping.”“The Flowtech Series is a tripod system thateases the burden of setting a tripod for filming andcan be set in a short time. Even when filming alone;
because you do not have to crouch down or adjust
many places, you can set it up with little effort andin a short time, and this is something that we would
like visitors to experience at the booth.”“Each of our brands has their own areas ofstrength. For Vinten, it is news reporting, for
Sachtler, production, and for OCONNOR, movies.
We had previously only provided Flowtech 100 for
the two Vinten and Sachtler brands, but we have
now released this product under the OCONNOR
brand, and visitors were able to test all three brands
at the booth.
“At the professional video studio corner, we
exhibited our Auto Script brand prompter and our
lineup of Vinten quattro pedestals. We are unable togo out and show this product lineup to places likeregional broadcasting studios, so we hope that theytake this opportunity to see them at Inter BEE.”■ Valuable opportunity for consumers toexperience our products“Inter BEE is the largest video-related exhibitionin Japan and is visited by many. We see it as avaluable opportunity for consumers to view ourlineup of products. I think it is really worthwhile
because consumers can try out the product and we
get to hear their impressions and feedback on how
they found using it.”“Our products have a high profile in theprofessional video sector. On the other hand, I hopethat our range of users expands even more. I think
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that our products can be used in Web production,
by freelance video creators, by videographers, andbirdwatchers among others. A variety of consumers
come to Inter BEE, so we would be pleased if our
products are fully tried and tested by lots ofdifferent consumers who experience firsthand theirfeatures and qualities.”“As a valuable place to meet consumers, we arethinking about exhibiting at Inter BEE next year as
well. If we were to request something from Inter
BEE, it would be to put on an event like this twice ayear rather than just the once in November. I hopethat you will give us more opportunities to have our
products worn out by consumers while hearing
their opinions.”

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The Vtuber, “Rimu”, debuts at Inter BEE
Dialog with visitors and proposing comprehensive solutions
such as stereophonic soundTakenaka / Symdirect

Takenaka and Symdirect of the Symunity Group put on a stage for
their produced Vtuber, “Rimu” at the company’s booth. Symdirect werein charge of planning and producing the event and live performances
while Takenaka took control of planning video, audio and lighting,content production, and operations at the actual event.
“Rimu” made her debut at this year’s Inter BEE live stage together withvarious solutions including
immersive audio using nine
speakers on a stage createdby the company, an LED
panel that can be designedby combining curved lines,
and real-time events using
applications.
We spoke to Ms. Nao Masui,
the public relations manager
at Takenaka / Symdirect, about
the company’s exhibition aims
and the future plans for the
Vtuber, “Rimu”.

Ms. Nao Masui
Public Relations Department
Symunity Co. Ltd.

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Experiences combining
the real and virtual
Variety of performances utilizing
video, sound and lighting■ What were the themes and aims ofyour exhibition?

“Takenaka is striving to be a “Real & Virtual
Experience Provider”. In addition to spatial
productions developed over many years, thecompany has added virtual performances andcontents such as solutions using VR andsmartphones. This prompted us to think about
realizing entertainment that combines the virtualand real, so as part of that we got to work on the
Vtuber project.”“We put on a stage at Inter BEE incorporating
four solutions that we had developed, which we
hoped would be seen by people in the industry,
especially those involved in broadcasting andputting on shows such as live events. This was thefirst time that we had unveiled “Rim”, and we hopethat she will continue to appear as a Vtuber. We also
hope that she will be promoted on various otherstages and grow with the people in the industry.”■ Three-dimensional performance of

Vtuber’s voice using immersive audio“At the presentation of our first solution, ‘immersive
audio’, we conducted a demo that three- dimensionallychanged the position of Rimu’s voice to make it soundlike she was moving around the venue. This wasachieved by 9.1ch audio using nine speakers. We also
put on performances on the live stage that made full use
of immersive audio for voice and music. In addition totechnical aspects, Takenaka’s distinguishing feature isproviding performances that use immersive audio
synchronized with a Vtuber and video.”■ Stage design combining various shapes and LED“The second solution was a diverse range of LED
displays and stage design. At this year’s event, we
conducted stage design combining various shapes
and types of LED such as circular, triangular andsee-through, and this was the first time such LED had
been displayed. Because we can build freely-shaped LEDwith curvy displays, they can be used for a wide range of
events. We use 3D simulation software to visualize andintuitively and visually create video and lighting
design, so we can flexibly meet customers’ needs.”“We produced a feeling of depth by installing this
LED in three layers on the stage. Also, this unusual
stage shape really grabbed people’s attention.”■ Interactive stage performance with participants“We have an interactive event package called “JoinVisual” for stage performances using smartphones inreal-time. This package can enhance the enjoymentof an event by allowing participants to makecomments or vote and those results are visualized
in real-time, which is an effective way to connect
the stage with visitors.”“At the venue, by tapping on a heart shape on theweb, you can send ‘energy’ to Rimu, so the more
people tap the more high-spirited Rimu becomes. You
can also write a comment on the web and that isreflected in real-time on the LED display.”“When Rimu reacts in real-time to visitors’questions, this really helps to involve the customers.
By reading QR code displayed at the venue, you cancomment or vote from the web page without having
to download an app. This ease-of-use will encourage
people to use it at the venue.”■ Vtuber performance combining

the real and virtual“The last and fourth solution was the Vtuber,“Rimu”. We started making Rimu four years ago,since when we have worked on character settings,
design, modeling, and system verification among
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perfect Rimu as a Vtuber, and we have come up
with innovative performance-related solutions,such as how to show a virtual presence interact
with real people and how to show the association
between virtual and real things.”“The Rimu seen on the screen is not only
displayed in the LED display on the stage, she also
gives the impression of being ‘right there’ with you
through her interaction with the facilitator actuallyon the stage and with visitors at the venue.”■ Praise for Inter BEE’s promotion efforts“As a place where many people from the industry
get together, I thought that Inter BEE would be agood opportunity to debut Rimu. One area in which
Inter BEE differs greatly from other exhibitions is
the various ways it promotes the event. For
example, there is the pre-event interview in theInter BEE Online magazine, SNS activities, and theVOD video coverage at the venue. The number ofpeople who took an interest after seeing us on SNS
was by no means low.”“Many people at the venue were stopped in theirtracks at the sight of Rimu’s smooth movement. The
curvy LED display on the stage and stage performancefeatures also grabbed visitors’ attention.”

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Sending video data safely and smoothly to remote locations
Presenting video transmission services that only
a video production company can
Fairway

Fairway is a video production company with a history dating back 33
years. From 2000, the company entered the IT business and has been
providing solutions to the IT problems the company itself faces as a video
production company. The company has exhibited at Inter BEE many times,
and this was the fourth consecutive exhibition in recent years. At Inter BEE
2019, Fairway presented its “ixBee” and “ixPyder communication services
which are centered around video transmission.
We asked Ms. Wakako Nomuro, a director of the Planning and Promotions
Department at Fairway, about the significance of a video production
company providing services that extend as far as communications services,
and about the appeal of Inter BEE to visitors.

Ms. Moe Yoshida (Left)
Planning and Promotion Department
FAIRWAY Corporation

Ms. Wakako Nomuro (Right)
Manager
Planning and Promotion Department
FAIRWAY Corporation
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Greater speed and reliability bybundling multiple general lines
A communication service for video
transmission at an affordable cost
■ What are the themes and aims ofyour exhibition?

“At the previous Inter BEE 2018 exhibition, we mainly
exhibited our dedicated “GANTAI” editor, which makes
it easier to perform mosaic processing. At Inter BEE
2019, our exhibition centered around a new communication service that achieves stable video transmission at
an affordable cost. With the holding of the 2020 Tokyo
Olympics and Paralympics, 4K/8K production is
expanding. However, high-definition video transmission
is expensive and is unusable unless you’re a major
corporation. To easily facilitate the public viewing of
high-definition video including 4K/8K, Fairway started a
new service. And that service is “ixBee”.
“On the walls of the booth, we put our concept intowriting: “When you own data it is just property, butwhen you share and use it with someone else it becomesan asset, from which new value emerges.” When
carrying out our work as a video production company,
there are times we are not very focused on our existingproducts and services. By presenting services thatenable data to be shared and used, we hope that visitors
will take the chance to create new value.”■ Bundling 1Gbps general lines

to provide speedy and reliable communication“The “ixBee” communication service was our chief
exhibit at Inter BEE 2019. ixBee is predominately acommunication service for video transmission, and it
not only facilitates communication between two
locations, it can also connect three or more locations.
Standard and relatively low cost general lines up to
1Gbps are sometimes used as video transmission
lines, but the bandwidth may be insufficient andunstable. However, if you want to use lines exceeding
1Gbps, the next option is a dedicated 10Gbps ethernet
line. The cost is far higher than a 1Gbps line, so accessis difficult for small and medium-sized enterprises. To
find something in-between, we decided to develop andprovide the ixBee communication service.”“Specifically-speaking, we use a patent-pending
technology that bundles multiple 1Gbps lines, helping
to maintain high-speed and stable communication.
Additionally, we set a use cost that does not rise to
the same level as 10Gbps dedicated lines. In the caseof a package that connects two locations, two generallines are bundled to enable speed equivalent to up to
2Gbps. To connect three or more locations, we

provide a customized service configured to pass via
Fairway’ s data center. In this case, the number oflines to be bundled can be set flexibly.”“On the booth stage, a video transmission demonstration using ixBee was conducted with the Fairway head
office. The communication environment can be inferior
at Makuhari Messe when holding an exhibition. Throughthis demonstration, I think that we were able to showthat stable video transmission is possible by bundling
two or more lines. While the dedicated 10Gbps lines are
fast, it is only one line and if that is disconnected,
communication is also disconnected. On the other hand,ixBee bundles multiple lines so even if there is aproblem with one line, communication can continue.”“This ixBee patented technology of communicatingwith bundled lines is not only low-cost and stable, italso helps to improve security-based reliability. Viewed
from the perspective of the data sender, data isdispersed over and sent via multiple lines, so even if
the data is intercepted, the actual data content is notleaked. Such features are not limited to video transmission, you can also use them when secure andhigh-speed communication is required.”■ Our biggest advertising push all year and a great

opportunity for interaction between exhibiting companies“Appearing at Inter BEE is our biggest advertising
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push of the year, and it has a major effect. The last few
times we have been able to put up our booth in the sameplace, with some visitors saying, “you were here last year
weren’t you?”, so this has helped raise our company
profile. The Inter BEE Secretariat Office also takes careof us, which is a great help to exhibiting companies.”“On the other hand, grabbing the interest of visitors issolely down to us in the booth. Attracting visitors toyour booth is by no means easy. The area between thenearest train station, Kaihinmakuhari, and the Makuhari
Messe venue is covered in advertisements of the major
companies, and small and medium sized enterprises(SMEs) cannot compete with that. If there was a way for
SMEs to get more exposure by arranging a place on thejourney between the station and the venue for low-cost
outdoor advertising, then we would be able to promote
ourselves better.”“Many people from related industries come to thevenue, but exhibiting companies are unable to visit
other booths and communicate with them. I think that
it is particularly difficult for SMEs to interact andexchange information. Exhibiting companies could
become mutual customers, so if there was an opportunity for exchange and collaboration between SMEs,
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Exhibit Map

Hall 8

Hall 7

8

Video Production/
Broadcast Equipment
7514 Bitmedia
7513 Cinfo
7519 Entaniya
7516 EXCEL
7514 INFOCITY GROUP
7514 INFOCITY
7517 Japan Broadcasting
7521 JVCKENWOOD
7520 MEDIAEDGE
7518 Musashi SI
7515 NGC
7514 TECHNONET
7512 Trafﬁc Sim

8216

Blackmagic Design

Hands On Area

8613 Anime Tokusatsu Archive Centre
8610 Audio Visual Communications
8611 SCENES
8609 TASCAM/TEAC
8612 Think DESIGN

7

6

5

International
Conference
Hall

8503

8312 8310

RolandMusashi ASANUMA/
Marumi
Optical

8502
8411 8410

8311

KUBOTEKFAIRWAY

8213 8214

GoMax
Electronics

ANGELBIRD

BIOS

CreativeCore
AZABU
Leasing

Restaurant
Cafe

7313

Sakura Eiki

8212 8211

KanDao THIRD
Technology WAVE

8109

8309 SoftBank

7205

Grass Valley

8207

NEWX
YANGZHOU JINGCHENG
ELECTRONICS

Cisco
Systems

8405

Flashback Japan
8605 Digital Garden
8601 FELLOWS
8608 Japan Post Production

Association
8602 Lʼespace Vision
8606 Onkio Haus
8603 Panasonic Visuals
8604 Q-TEC
8607 Sony PCL

Macro
Image
Technology
Sunphonix

Fiber 26
Network

8306 8304

Shenzhensuofei
Xiang

8404

ICT/Cross-Media
8402 8403
8401

AtomosGlobal8302 8303

I-O Techno
DATA Mathematical
DEVICE
8301

8203 8218

ITE

ARIB

8217

SET

8202 8201

PLAT EASE/
Executive
Committee ofTokushima
4K Forum
8001

Ideal
Systems
Japan

7 Hall 6

Leader Electronic

7407

UNIXON NABSYSTEMS SHOWMEDIAEDGE

42

AJA Video

Mellanox Technologies Japan/
Servants International

BAY technologies

NIXUS Hokkaido Nikko
Telecommunications

Advanced MediaTOKYO ELECTRON DEVICE

8103

7506 7507

7405 7406

7302 7303

INISOFT 7505 7503
CCBN
JAPAN

7304

7306 7307

INTAGE

KOBA 2020

7502

TID

7 Hall 6

HC Networks

7509

MIC FUTABAAssociates

7201

7308 Image Matters/

8104

8102 8101

7202

Microsoft JapanCHIEF/AVC

Fastly 7504

7203

nac ImageTechnology/
Carl Zeiss

7309

DATA
Arista
ELMO
IABM
BROAD
Networks
7404
COMPANY
BLUEFISH444
Japan
Samsung SSD
Masstech Innovations
SAMSUNG JAPAN/ 7305
SINGULAR.LIVE
7508
ITG Marketing/
SOONWELL
onsitestandard/
Media
TELIKOU TECHNOLOGIESFUJIMICJapan
Broadcast Solutions/
Partner
WOODY TECHNOLOGIESSEIJIN SHOJI/
Visual Technology/
TOHOKUSHINSHA FILM/
Project WhiteSAKURA Internet
Nekojarashi

Media
Partner

7101

ASK/DSTORM

Visual Graphics
PLAY

Insta
360

7204

7311 7310

7408 7409

CORE
MICRO
SYSTEMS

7312

ASC

COMARTSYSTEM

Spectee7402 7401

Sightron MEDIA
Japan
CAST
Newmedia
7501

7301

Explorer/
PALTEK

7119 ATTRACTOR
7106 Crypto Groundswell
7102 Hewlett-Packard Japan7114 Hokuriku Denwa Kouji
7118 IPDC Forum
7107 IPTV Forum Japan7110 Japan Broadcasting7109 J-Stream
7116 Limelight Networks Japan
7115 LivePark
7108 Movion
7104 Multiscreen Broadcasting Study Group
7105 ORCA Production
7103 SoundUD Consortium
7117 Top Creation
7113 TV Asahi

7002 PlayCanvas Management Ofﬁce
7005 7004 7003

Kaga Solution Network

EIDOS
Digital Processing Systems Japan

Business Meeting Room

1F
2F

7412 7410

CTCSP nac7411 Image
Technology

8105

8501

8406 8407

EIZO/
CarinaSystem8107 8108

Too

Cloudian

7510

SALON FILMS HONG KONG
8209

Blackmagic Design

7511

Capella Systems

RED DIGITALCINEMA/RAID

FIRST AID Secretariat

ATOMOS
Suite Room

Event
Hall

Mobile Charging Lounge

IKEGAMI TSUSHINKI

IDX
8412

1

Rest Area

NEC

7413

Sanshin Electronics/
LiveU

Totsu
International

2

Information

7314

Elevator
8215

3

7206

Restroom

8313

4

Registration
43

Courier
Service

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Exhibit Map

Hall 6

Hall 5

Hall 4

8

Video Production/
Broadcast Equipment

7

6

5

4

International
Conference
Hall

3

2

1

Event
Hall

6113
6404

5306

4206

4314
4612

Sony/
Sony Imaging Products & Solutions/Sony Business Solutions

NHK/JEITA

5108

Toshiba Infrastructure
Systems & Solutions/
Toshiba Lighting ＆ Technology/
TOSHIBA DIGITAL SOLUTIONS/KIOXIA

FUJIFILM
ITOCHU
Cable Systems

Canon/
Canon Marketing Japan

FOR-A

6403
6210

6112

5409

PHOTRON

7 Hall 6

DEMPA
PUBLICATIONS

6402

NGC

6304

6209

5609

FilmLight

ISHIKAWA
TRUNK

6110

JVC
KENWOODTAC SYSTEM/ADDERTechnology

6401

6111

LambdaSystems

6206 6207

Internet
Initiative
Japan
/
ALVIX
JOCDN

Tokyo
Broadcasting
SystemTelevision

7 Hall 66205

THREEM

6302

6108

NISHIMU
ELECTRONICS
INDUSTRIESINFiLED Japan

AputureImagingIndustries

H.Ito & Company
6602 Advanced Imaging Society

Lumiere Japan Awards 20196106 6105

ImageVISION

6603 Advanced Imaging Society,Japan Committee

6605 Cyber NamuNamu
6601 Epson Sales Japan
6607 Pi PHOTONICS
6606 Startbahn
6604 Synamon

Video Expression/Professional Lighting
6202 6203

6301

TOKYO BUTAISHOWMEI

6003

Presentation Room

D514 D515

D601
5606

Chainzone
Technology(Foshan)

TOPPANPRINTING

Bunkyo Univ.

D513 D512

Hashilus

D408

Hashilus

Univ. of Tokyo/
Tokyo Institute of Technology
D406 D407

D511

KUMONOS D405
RocketRoad
Jichi Medical Univ./Univ. of Tokyo/Precision/
The Japanese Society of Internal Medicine

Stage5603 5604

YUANZE OPTOELECTRONIC

D409 D410

PIONEER

Linked Pocket
Brain Queries

5605

Mileruntech
Dongguan Filmspider
Cultural

6002 6001 SHENZHEN HONGMAOLIVEGEAR

5302 5303

TrafﬁcSim4703 4704

5208
5209

4609 4610

P-tec

D403 D404

D509

ALE

D508

Tokyo Metropolitan
Univ.,IDEEA
D507

Solidray

D402 D401

D506

KADEN, Tokyo
Metropolitan Univ.
The Univ. of Tokyo/
D503 D502 D501
Osaka Univ./Meiji Univ.
DEIPO, SIGGRAPH Forest
Taiwan Asia Dyne Systems

Doublenest

ParityInnovations

5104

4513

4205

IMAGENICS

Vocas
Japan

4414 4415

4311 4312

4310

CORETECH/
ELGO
JAPAN

ONTEC

4604 4605

5102 5103

ComWorth APCOT

5202 Eiden

5101

4603

HiSC

DVC

Extron Japan

5201

4602 4601

D205

D207

D104

NoitomLooking Glass Factory
Alpha OCTRISEASIAGRAPH CG
Code D309
D209
D208
Art Gallery
GRAPS HAUTECOUTURE Nextremer

Adobe
ResearchWIN
Frontier

D307 D308

4509 4510

I.S.X/BROAD- OptoMediaDESIGN Technology

D202

D203

4411 4412

4309

4410

ZHIYUN
Tech

4508 4507

Settsu Metal
Industrial

4308 4307

4506

4407 4408

4306 4304

DUPLEX CANVASs SEIKOH MOVOTON
GIKEN

JP
GENERATORSD310 D311

VIDEOTRON

4106

Sunmulon

Memory-Tech/ Belden
radius Japan/
4406 4405
4305 TOMOCAElectronics
Keysight
MusashiCominix Technologies
4505 4504
OpticalRaritan Takahashi
SystemJapan Construction
Kato ElectricIndustry

4104
4103

4203

4102

JAPAN
MATERIAL

4101

HD Vietnam
Wise
Advanced
JUNS
TeledyneJapan
SUZUMARUIYUNOMEDIA GROUP

Microboards
Technology

Research KATO
Institute of VISION
Systems Planning

INTOPIX

The Art of Yoichiro
INNOTECH/QNAP Dai-Ichi Denpa Kogyo MIDORIYA ELECTRIC
Kawaguchi
TechBiz Creation &NIPA4503 4501
4402 4403
4303 4301
The Univ. Dai Nippon (National IT Industry
Matchmaking
Black Boxof Tokyo/ Printing
Promotion Agency)
TAKE/
D111 CENOTE
Network 4404
Sony CSL
4502
4302
D211 TL-Industry
D112 Miecle
Hyundai
Services
CINEMAXJapan Fuji Light
D212 D&P
D113
DoGA
Fomex
D303 D304
Communication Commercial 4401
D213 TryCatchMedia D114 Hashilus
FUJIKOWA
exiii SmileBoom D214 Spacosa
Equipment Trading
INDUSTRY
D115 MESON
D215 Pison Contents D116 PIONEERNTT Group
D302 D301
D216
ROWAN
D117 JETROSQUARE
D217 MARVRUS
ENIX
D218 IDEACONCERT
D219 Apposter
D220 Circus Company
4002 4001 Sanwa Cine Equipment Rental/
D221 NIPA
Sanwa Pro Light/
EGRIPMENTPANTHER GmbHSUPPORT SYSTEMS
Paronym

4107

4105

ADTECHNOAIM
ONLY
FUYOH VIDEO
CamCast7
4607 4606 Electronics STYLE
4702 Semtech
INDUSTRY
5205
Gigatronix Kawasaki
M3L
Fuchu
Heavy
Giken TEEMA/PRIMOCASE TECH/ZHANGZHOU
Industries
SHANPU
Airbus Helicopters Japan SEETECTechnical FarmNash Studio5203 5204

4 Hall 34204

SHENZHEN
PTN ELECTRONICS

D306 D305

Press Room

Amazon web Service
Suite Room

SIGMA

4313

Kenko Professional
Imaging/
Kenko Tokina/
SLIK/MISONICS

IBEX
CrossImaging DENSITRON Synergy
4705 Technology Network
Electronics
datavideo Nitze
japan
4608 Japan
4701
4413
4512 4511

ANRITSU K-WILL

mountain studio

SAN-EI ELECTRICNet One Fuji Electric
Agai GODOX
ProFound Partners Lamp
6102
Trading Photo
5602 Industrial
Equipment
KIC
Aladdin/
6101
6201
5601
SHOOTECZhengzhou
JAPAN
Film Gear
PROKIZAI
Generalink(International).COM
Lighting
Equipment

SHENZHEN GLOSHINETECHNOLOGY

1F

6103 6104

5403 5404
Kowa AIC/UAC

InnoQos/
Attain Teleforce
Caton
5502 Technology Optical 5401
5301
ProductsJapan
VILLAGE Japan
SolitonWeatherislandSystems
5501
5402
Association
ScenesSHENZHEN
LIANTRONICS

6107

ATEN
JAPAN

Zhejiang Loctek
Intelligent Motion Technology

5503 5504

6109

6204

GANSUI SWIT
ELECTRONICS

5105 5106

5206 5207

4416

MITOMO

Well Buying
Industrial YUAN HIGH-TECH DEVELOPMENT

5304

5406 5405

Hirakawa
Sumitomo Hewtech
Electric
Industries
SEH TECHNOLOGY

Shenzhen
LEDA
Optoelectronics
6303

5407 5408

KOIKE

YUASA

CosmicEngineering

ERG VENTURES

5505

5608 5607

6208

Amazon Web
Services Japan

5506 5507

NIKKATSU/TMS

4611

5107

SHOTOKU/
RENT ACTSHOTOKUIDK/
ARVANICSFUJITSU

Avid Technology

5305

4 Hall 3

4202

DIGIcasMEDIAPARTNER
4201

Vitec Production
Solutions/
Vitec Imaging
Distribution

Business Meeting Room

Secretariat Office

Meeting Room

2F
44

Kaihin-Makuhari St.

45

Event Hall

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Exhibit Map

Hall 3

Hall 2

Hall 1

Video Production/
Broadcast Equipment

87International
Conference
Hall

Professional Audio Equipment

6

5

4

3

2

1

Event
Hall

2514
2214

3114

Kyoshin Communications

Hibino/hibino chromatek Div/
Hibino Intersound/
Hibino Lighting/
ELECTORI

2ndstage

Panasonic/
Panasonic System Solutions JapanASTRODESIGN/DELTA ELECTRONICS

2414

Spin Digital Asia Paciﬁc
3507

3313

3408
3506

3311

UNITEXMedia Garden/
KOKUSAI SHOMEI/
nac Image Technology

Harmonic
Japan
3607

NANLITE
3606

HOSOGIKEN

2711 2712

3MIM

3111

Nekojarashi/
MorphoStack OAElectronics LABORATORY

3505

Nikon/
Niko Systems

2709

2611

MiharuCommunications

SYSTEM

3109

Tektronix

Canare Electric

3308

TanakaDenki

MOUBIC LSI
JAPAN

2608

2508

TELCOM

GIN-ICHI

MEDIA LINKS
3305

3604

YOSHIMI CAMERA

3603

studio EBIS

3602

ONCE SPORT

3601

VENUSLASER

3503
NKL/
Backstage Equipment/
IDeomotor Robotics/
Cartoni SpA/
Grip Factory Munich

3405 3404

PROLYTE
DoughtyEMIC

MINRRAY INDUSTRY
3402 3403

INTERTEC

3303 3304

RF
3302 DESIGN
3401
Japan Radio HIROSE
ELECTRIC 3301
ATV

3502

ACEBIL JAPAN

3501

Nippon Video System

Seiko
SolutionsDTS
INSIGHTStar Communications/
3105
TVU Networks

3306 ARMOR
RIP-TIE

SENKO SANGYO

LagunaHills/
2505 DATATON
Ark
Ventures

3106

ValueHD

Kondo Broadcast Systems

3202

3104

KUPO
3102

3201

TatsutaTachiiElectric
Cable

Guilin Feiyu
Technology

3003 3002 3001

NEP

Morisawa

THAMWAY

ELSA
Japan
3101

METAL TOYSbat factory

MetaData

Matsuura Kikai Seisakusho

2703 2704

2604

2702

2601

ASCOT

JAVCOM

2701

TV Asahi
Service/
StellarLink

ELECTRONICS

2411
2410 FBT Elettronica

2209

2409 2408

2208

2501

Meiko
Electronics

Sun
phonix2309 2310

2005

2004 2003 2002

Rikei
Wellcraft
Deity Japan LLC

Bestec Audio/
BeetechAudio-Technica

1510

1512

1509

Hook Up

1307

Neutrik

2303 2304

2403

2203

AZDEN

2401

CAEL
WORKS 2108
High Resolution

MI Seven Genelec
Japan
Japan

1407 1408

1306

Onkyo Tokki

TASCAM/
TEAC

Tanizawa
Seisakusho

2201
2301

Soundpure

2001

YAMAHASOUNDSYSTEMS

2102 2101

Hanaoka
Musen
Denki

MTS &
PLANNING
Penn Fabrication
Japan
JAPAN STAGE SOUND
BUSINESS COOPERATIVE

Onkyo Digital Solutions

1114

1302 1303

LuminexMix Japan
Wave

1301

1110

1501

Kikutani

1502 Music/

Acoustic Hosa
Technical Technology
Laboratory Japan
1009

1008 1007 1006

AmpereVolt Ampere A.O.M.

1401

Cornes1402 Technologies

ResoNetz Airfolc
Toray Plastics Precision

1005

Comodo Mattina

Microphone Trial Listening
Experience Exhibition

Sennheiser Japan

1109

Shure Japan
1101

Sony Marketing

1205

Bose

1102

UETAX

1103

ONZU

Dream

STAX
Shure Japan

1206

1403 1404

1504 1505

2103

ItalianBosch Security Watanabe ACOUSTIC
musical FIELD
Sound
Systems
instruments
Design Japan

2302 2305

1112

REWIRE

1111

1207

SynthaxJapan

Dan Dugan UETAXSound Design
Tatsuta Tachii Electric Cable
DIGITAL LABORATORY
2106 2107

2206

1308

1309

ZOOM

Fourbit 1405
Solid State
Logic Japan
Denon
Professional/
2404
2308 2306
2204
2104
1507 1506
1406
RANE/
Eastern
MOGAMI
Marantz
Hoso Service Center/
MEDIA
eastaudio
2307 PLUS
2105 WIRE & PULSE Sound
Professional 1305 1304
KAWAKAMI SANGYO
Factory
CABLE
MQA
StudioRonk Japan NTI
SANKEN
Equipment
Japan
MICROPHONE
KOTOBUKI/JES International
Fostex Company
STAGE SOUND ASSOCIATION of JAPAN2402

SHIROSHITA 1113
INDUSTRIAL

1208

YamahaMusic
Japan
digicom

2207

1116

Aiuto
1115

1310

Audiobrains/
MARTIN AUDIO JAPAN1511

MORSONJAPANWind Audio Japan

GrooveContinental
Far East 2311

DSP
Japan

1513

Headphone Trial Listening
Experience Exhibition

Sennheiser
Japan

2109

Audinate Pty

Taguchi Craftec/Cearsoundwhale2405 2406 2407

Crescent

Fraunhofer
IIS

2210

SHIZUKA

Panasonic/
Panasonic System
Solutions JapanTECH TRUSTJAPAN

SOUTHERN ACOUSTICSCRYPTON FUTURE MEDIA

Kansai Broadcasting
Equipment Exhibition

StudioEquipment
2006

2503

MitsuiBussanAerospace2602 PROSPER

Velbon/MILLERREWIREICONIC

1209

1312

2110 2111

Media Integration

Nihon Electro Harmonix

Catch Me/APPLAUSESYSTEMS
2506 2504

datadock

HAKOUMA×METALTOYS
3004

2708

3107 3108

3204

2211

TAMURA

1313 1311

ARTWIZ

S.C.
Alliance

2509 2507

3504
3406

2412

MATSUDATRADING

NANJING NAGASOFT

AT Communications2112

d&b audiotechnik
Japan

1210

Shure Japan

1514

COSMO SOUND

2511
2510

EIMAGESTUDIOEQUIPMENTNICCABI/
Plannet2113 2114

Yamaha Music Japan

1314

Yamaki Electric2212

Otaritec

Otaritec

2609 2610

Oinu
Vision4 Hall 3

TECHNO HOUSE

2413

2512

Turbo
Systems

NIPPON

3605

RiedelCommunications

2612

3110 CONTROL

3205

TAKENAKA/
Symdirect

ITOCHUTechnoSolutions

3206

3310 3309

3407

1515

TECHNO HOUSE/ELECTORI/
Nihon Onkyo
Engineering

HEIWA SEIKI KOGYO

3112

JEITA
Tape Storage
Technical
Committee

hibino pro audio sales Div./
Hibino Intersound2213

Hitachi Kokusai
Electric2513

NHK Technologies

EMC Japan

ASACA

4 Hall 3

3113

3314

1211

1315

2115

3508

SANKENMICROPHONE

1203

Suyama Dental Laboratory
1202

Sigma Systems
Engineering

Questionnair
Space

1107

Sennheiser
Japan
1104

RolandMiyaji Import
Division

1004

1105

Tech Trust Japan
1001

Free
birds

1106

MI Seven
Japan
1108

OTARITEC

Business Meeting Room

1F

Secretariat Office

Registration

2F
Event Hall

Art With /Meyer Sound
Suite Room

46

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Professional Audio Equipment
1009 Ampere Inc.
1007 A.O.M. Corporation
1505 ACOUSTIC FIELD INC.
1502 Acoustic Technical Laboratory
2409 APPLAUSE SYSTEMS Co.
1514 ARTWIZ Inc.
2210 Audinate Pty, Ltd
1513 Audiobrains Co.,ltd
1310 Audio-Technica Corporation
2303 AZDEN CORPORATION
1208 Beetech Inc.
1208 Bestec Audio Inc.
2103 Bosch Security Systems Ltd.
1205 Bose
2106 CAEL WORKS INC.
2409 Catch Me Corporation
2408 Cear, Inc.
1005 Comodo Mattina INC
2309 Continental Far East Inc.
1401 Cornes Technologies Limited
2113 COSMO SOUND Co., Ltd.
1312 Crescent Co., Ltd.
2209 CRYPTON FUTURE MEDIA, INC
2212 d&b audiotechnik Japan K.K.
1510 Dan Dugan Sound Design
1405 Denon Professional
1511 digicom Ltd.
2107 DIGITAL LABORATORY, INC.
1301 Dream Inc.
2407 DSP Japan Ltd.
2204 eastaudio inc.
1506 Eastern Sound Factory Co., Ltd.
1515 ELECTORI CO., LTD.
2411 FBT Elettronica S.p.A
1302 Fostex Company
1407 Fourbit Corporation
2111 Fraunhofer IIS
1001 Freebirds Inc
1307 Genelec Japan, Inc.
2310 Groove co., ltd.
2102 Hanaoka Musen Denki Co.,Ltd.
1315 Hibino Intersound Corporation
1315 hibino pro audio sales Div.
2108 High Resolution Co., Ltd.
2206 Hook Up, Inc.
1501 Hosa Technology Japan
2404 Hoso Service Center, Inc.
1313 ICONIC CORPORATION
2203 Italian Sound Design Japan Inc.
2305 JAPAN STAGE SOUND BUSINESS COOPERATIVE
2308 JES International
2404 KAWAKAMI SANGYO
1501 Kikutani Music Co.Ltd
2308 KOTOBUKI Co.,LTD1404 Luminex Japan K.K
1405 Marantz Professional
1513 Martin Audio Japan Inc.
2412 MATSUDA TRADING CO., LTD
2211 Media Integration, Inc.
2306 MEDIA PLUS CO., LTD
1308 MI Seven Japan, Inc.
1403 Mix Wave, Inc.
1004 Miyaji Import Division2104 MOGAMI WIRE & CABLE CORP.
2207 MORSON JAPAN CO., LTD.
2105 MQA LTD.
2301 MTS & PLANNING Co., Ltd.
2402 Neutrik Limited
2410 Nihon Electro Harmonix
1515 Nihon Onkyo Engineering Co., Ltd.
1304 NTI Japan Limited
2001 Onkyo Digital Solutions Corporation
1207 Onkyo Tokki Ltd
1303 ONZU, Inc
2413 Otaritec Corporation
1209 Panasonic Corporation
1209 Panasonic System Solutions Japan Co., Ltd.
2101 Penn Fabrication Japan INC
1507 PULSE Co., Ltd.
1405 RANE
1402 ResoNetz Airfolc Inc.
2110 REWIRE INC.
1305 Ronk Japan Corporation.
2112 S.C.Alliance Inc.
1406 SANKEN MICROPHONE CO., LTD.
1206 Sennheiser Japan K.K.
2208 SHIZUKA Inc.
1314 Shure Japan Limited
1202 Sigma Systems Engineering Co., Ltd.
1306 Solid State Logic Japan K.K.
2403 Soundpure Corporation
2406 soundwhale2109 SOUTHERN ACOUSTICS Co., Ltd.
2304 STAGE SOUND ASSOCIATION of JAPAN2307 Studio Equipment Corporation
2405 Sunphonix1203 Suyama Dental Laboratory Co., Ltd.
1309 Synthax Japan Inc.
2408 Taguchi Craftec Co.,Ltd
1210 TAMURA CORPORATION
2302 Tanizawa Seisakusho, Ltd.
2401 TASCAM/TEAC CORPORATION
1408 Tatsuta Tachii Electric Cable Co.,Ltd1311 TECH TRUST JAPAN CO.,LTD.
1515 TECHNO HOUSE INC.
1006 Toray Plastics Precision Co., Ltd.
1509 UETAX Corporation
1008 Volt Ampere Inc.
1504 Watanabe musical instruments Co.,Ltd.
2311 Wind Audio Japan Co,Ltd
1211 Yamaha Music Japan Co.,Ltd.
2201 YAMAHA SOUND SYSTEMS INC.
2114 Yamaki Electric Corporation
1512 ZOOM CORPORATION

Exhibitor List

Hall 1-2

X-Microphone
1106 MI Seven Japan, Inc.
1108 OTARITEC Corporation
1104 Roland Corporation
1103 SANKEN MICROPHONE CO., LTD.
1107 Sennheiser Japan K.K.
1109 Shure Japan Limited
1101 Sony Marketing Inc.
1105 Tech Trust Japan Co., LTD.
1102 UETAX Corporation
X-Headphone
1116 Aiuto Co., Ltd.
1112 REWIRE INC.
1115 Sennheiser Japan K.K.
1113 SHIROSHITA INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD.
1110 Shure Japan Limited
1111 STAX Limited
1114 Yamaha Music Japan Co.,Ltd.

Video Production / Broadcast Equipment

Hall 2-83502 ACEBIL JAPAN CO., LTD
6304 ADDER Technology
4310 ADTECHNO Inc.
5404 AIC.inc
4512 AIM Electronics
4411 Airbus Helicopters Japan co.,Ltd.
7312 AJA Video
6206 ALVIX Corporation
6401 Amazon Web Services Japan K.K.
8410 ANGELBIRD
5105 ANRITSU CORPORATION
5103 APCOT Corp.
2505 Ark Ventures Inc.
3305 ARMOR Co.,Ltd5409 ARVANICS Corporation
3507 ASACA CORPORATION
8310 ASANUMA & CO., LTD.
7311 ASC Corporation
2704 ASCOT Co.,LTD7204 ASK/DSTORM
3114 ASTRODESIGN, Inc.
3504 AT Communications K.K.
5304 ATEN JAPAN CO., LTD.
5302 Attain Corporation
3301 ATV Corporation
6404 AVC Board, Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association
6210 Avid Technology, KK
3503 Backstage Equipment, Inc.
3002 bat factory
7310 BAY technologies, Inc.
4304 Belden Japan/TOMOCA Electronics Company
8213 BIOS CORPORATION
4402 Black Box Network Services Co., Ltd.
8216 Blackmagic Design4509 BROAD-DESIGN Co., Ltd
4413 CamCast7 Inc.
2510 Canare Electric Co., Ltd.
4314 Canon Inc./Canon Marketing Japan Inc.
4601 CANVASs Co.,Ltd.
7511 Capella Systems, LLC
7510 Carina System Co., Ltd.
7101 Carl Zeiss Co., Ltd.
3503 Cartoni SpA
5504 Caton Technology Japan Co., Ltd
7407 CHIEF/AVC
4404 CINEMAX CORPORATION
7408 COMART SYSTEM Co., Ltd
4406 Cominix Co., Ltd.
5102 ComWorth8108 CORE MICRO SYSTEMS INC.
4312 CORETECH Co., Ltd.
5107 Cosmic Engineering Inc.
8214 Creative Core Co.,Ltd. AZABU Leasing
4513 CrossImaging Inc.
7412 CTCSP Corporation
4403 Dai-Ichi Denpa Kogyo Co.,Ltd.
3105 datadock Inc.
2504 DATATON
4703 datavideo japan
2002 Deity Japan LLC
3114 DELTA ELECTRONICS.inc
5507 DEMPA PUBLICATIONS, INC.
4414 DENSITRON
4202 DIGIcas LLC
3107 DTS INSIGHT Corporation
4602 DUPLEX CO.,LTD
4603 DVC Co.,LTD
4001 EGRIPMENT SUPPORT SYSTEMS
5204 Eiden Co.,Ltd.
2611 EIMAGE STUDIO EQUIPMENT
7510 EIZO Corporation
2115 ELECTORI CO., LTD.
4312 ELGO JAPAN Inc.
3104 ELSA Japan Inc.
3313 EMC Japan K.K.
3404 EMIC CO.,LTD
5408 ERG VENTURES CO.,LTD
5101 Extron Japan
6111 FilmLight
4206 FOR-A COMPANY LIMITED
5205 Fuchu Giken Inc.
4501 Fuji Light Commercial Trading Co., Ltd
5306 FUJIFILM CORPORATION
4302 FUJIKOWA INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
6112 FUJITSU LIMITED
5104 FUYOH VIDEO INDUSTRY CO., LTD
5406 GANSUI CORPORATION
4607 Gigatronix Ltd
3406 GIN-ICHI
8311 GoMax Electronics, INC.
7313 Grass Valley K.K.
3503 Grip Factory Munich GmbH
3201 Guilin Feiyu Technology
3003 HAKOUMA×METALTOYS
3407 Harmonic Japan G.K.
4107 HD Vietnam2513 HEIWA SEIKI KOGYO CO., LTD.

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2115
2115
2115
2115
5607
3302
4605
2414
3606
4301
4510
4609
7411
3503
5409
8503
7314
7308
4205
5504
4503
8105
6207
3402
4407
5609
5108
2711
4102
6404
4502
4203
3401
5401
3311
6207
5201
4105
6209
8212
2003
4506
4307
4606
4313
4313
4405
4612
5407
3506
2703
5403
8411
3202
5106
3508
2504
6110
7205
8215
2507
4702
8310
2604
3506
3308
2501
7202
4306
3101
3001
4101
4303
2709
2602
3403
4313
4611
2503
2506
3111
2509
4507
8312
4305
3506
7101
7410
2608
3607
5203
7206
3111
3004
4610
8207
6402
3113
2609
5506
2612
2612
3110
3501
6108
4705
7309
3503
2702
4401
4401
4401
3309
3605
3602
4511
5202
4510

hibino chromatek Div.
Hibino Corporation
Hibino Intersound Corporation
Hibino Lighting Inc.
Hirakawa Hewtech Corp.
HIROSE ELECTRIC CO., LTD
HiSC Inc.
Hitachi Kokusai Electric Inc.
HOSOGIKEN K.K.
Hyundai Fomex Co.,LTD.
I.S.X Corporation
IBEX Technology Co., Ltd.
Ideal Systems Japan Co., Ltd.
IDeomotor Robotics Co., Ltd.
IDK Corporation
IDX Company, Ltd.
IKEGAMI TSUSHINKI CO., LTD.
Image Matters
IMAGENICS
InnoQos Corporation
INNOTECH CORPORATION
Insta360Internet Initiative Japan Inc.
INTERTEC Co.,Ltd
INTOPIX SAISHIKAWA TRUNK Co., Ltd.
ITOCHU Cable Systems Corp.
ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation
Iyuno Media Group
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
Japan Communication Equipment Co., Ltd.
JAPAN MATERIAL Co., Ltd.
Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
Japan Weather Association
JEITA Tape Storage Technical Committee
JOCDN Inc.
JP GENERATORS CO.,LTD
JUNS inc.
JVCKENWOOD Corporation
KanDao Technology Co.,Ltd.
Kansai Broadcasting Equipment Exhibition
Kato Electric Industry, Ltd.
KATO VISION CO.,LTD
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
Kenko Professional Imaging Co., Ltd.
Kenko Tokina Co., Ltd.
Keysight Technologies
Kioxia Corporation
KOIKE CORPORATION LIMITED
KOKUSAI SHOMEI Co,.LTD.
Kondo Broadcast Systems Inc
Kowa Optical Products Co.,Ltd
KUBOTEK Corporation
KUPO CO., LTD.
K-WILL Corporation
Kyoshin Communications Co.,LTD.
Laguna Hills, Inc.
Lambda Systems Inc.
Leader Electronics Corporation
LiveU Ltd.
LSI JAPAN CO., LTD.
M3L Inc.
Marumi Optical Co., Ltd.
Matsuura Kikai Seisakusho Co., Ltd
Media Garden Inc.
MEDIA LINKS Co., LTD
Meiko Electronics Co., Ltd.
Mellanox Technologies Japan KK
Memory-Tech Corporation
MetaData
METAL TOYS
Microboards Technology Inc.
MIDORIYA ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Miharu Communications Inc.
MILLERMINRRAY INDUSTRY CO.,LTD
MISONICSMITOMO Co.,Ltd.
Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd.
Morisawa Inc.
Morpho, Inc.
MOUBIC INC.
MOVOTON COMPANY, JAPAN LTD.
Musashi Co.,Ltd
Musashi Optical System Co., Ltd.
nac Image Technology Inc.
nac Image Technology Inc.
nac Image Technology Inc.
NANJING NAGASOFT CORPORATIONNANLITENash Studio Inc.
NEC Corporation
Nekojarashi Inc.
NEP Inc.
Network Electronics Japan Co.,NEWX CORPORATIONNGC Corporation
NHK Technologies,Inc.
NICCABI CORPORATIONNIKKATSU CORPORATION
Nikon Corporation
Nikon Systems Inc.
NIPPON CONTROL SYSTEM Corporation
Nippon Video System Co., Ltd.
NISHIMU ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES CO.,LTD.
Nitze
NIXUS Hokkaido Nikko Telecommunications, Co., Ltd.
NKL Inc.
NPO JAVCOM
NTT Group
NTT Bizlink, Inc.
NTT TechnoCross Corporation
OA LABORATORY CO.,LTD.
Oinu Vision co.,ltd
ONCE SPORTONLY STYLE Inc.
ONTEC CO., LTD.
OptoMedia Technology Inc.

2512
2514
2514
4002
6403
2609
7409
5209
3405
2601
4704
4503
4306
4505
8109
5305
4308
3304
2511
2004
3306
8412
7413
8107
8215
4001
4002
5501
2214
5503
3108
4508
4701
3303
7202
4410
5209
6208
6109
4608
5305
4416
4313
5301
6113
3314
3310
3204
2701
3603
2006
5608
4408
4103
5405
3505
4415
6304
5209
4504
4301
3505
2610
3102
4604
2213
3109
2508
4104
5303
2708
8211
3112
6205
5506
6303
7308
8209
4612
4612
4612
8313
5206
2712
2701
3204
5404
3408
3106
2602
3601
4204
5502
7203
4201
4201
4311
5207
2005
4106
3604
5208
5505
4412
5402
4309
7514
7513
7519
7516
7514
7514
7517
7521
7520
7518

Otaritec Corporation
Panasonic Corporation
Panasonic System Solutions Japan Co., Ltd.
PANTHER GmbH
PHOTRON LIMITED
Plannet Co., Ltd
PLAY, inc.
PRIMOCASE TECH. INC.
PROLYTE Doughty Inc.
PROSPER ELECTRONICS Co., LTD
P-tec Co., Ltd
QNAP Inc.
radius co.,ltd.
Raritan JapanRED DIGITAL CINEMA / RAIDRENT ACT SHOTOKU CORP
Research Institute of Systems Planning, Inc.
RF DESIGN Co.,ltd
Riedel Communications GmbH & Co. KG
Rikei Corporation
RIP-TIE Inc.
Roland Corporation
Sakura Eiki Co., Ltd.
SALON FILMS HONG KONG LTD.
Sanshin Electronics Co., Ltd.
Sanwa Cine Equipment Rental Co., Ltd.
Sanwa Pro Light, Inc.
Scenes Co., Ltd.
2ndstage
SEH TECHNOLOGY
Seiko Solutions Inc.
SEIKOH GIKEN Co.,Ltd.
Semtech Corporation
SENKO SANGYO CO., LTD.
Servants International Corporation
Settsu Metal Industrial Co.,Ltd.
SHANPU CO., LTD.
Shenzhen LEDA Optoelectronics Co. LTD
SHENZHEN LIANTRONICS CO.,LTD.
SHENZHEN PTN ELECTRONICS LIMITEDSHOTOKU CORP
SIGMA CORPORATIONSLIK CORPORATION
Soliton Systems K.K.
Sony Corporation/Sony Imaging Products & Solutions Corporation
Sony Business Solutions Corporation
Spin Digital Asia Pacific Inc.
Stack Electronics Co., Ltd.
Star Communications
StellarLink Corp.
studio EBIS
Studio Equipment Corporation
Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
Sunmulon Co., Ltd.
SUZUMARU Co.,LTD.
SWIT ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD
Symdirect Inc.
Synergy K.K.
TAC SYSTEM, INC.
Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (TEEMA)
Takahashi Construction Co., Ltd.
TAKE INC.
TAKENAKA Co Ltd
Tanaka Denki Co., Ltd.
Tatsuta Tachii Electric Cable Co.,Ltd
Technical Farm Co., LTD
TECHNO HOUSE INC.
Tektronix
TELCOM
Teledyne Japan Corporation
Teleforce Co., Ltd.
THAMWAY CO., LTD
THIRDWAVE Corporation
3MIM Co., Ltd
THREEM Inc.
TMS CORPORATIONTokyo Broadcasting System Television, Inc.
TOKYO ELECTRON DEVICE LTD.
Too Corporation
TOSHIBA DIGITAL SOLUTIONS CORPORATION
Toshiba Infrastructure Systems & Solutions Corporation
Toshiba Lighting Technology Corporation
Totsu International Co.,Ltd.
Traffic Sim Co., Ltd.
Turbo Systems Co., Ltd.
TV Asahi Service Co.,Ltd.
TVU Networks
UAC CORPORATIONUNITEX Corporation
ValueHD Corporation
Velbon Corporation
VENUSLASER INC.
VIDEOTRON Corp
VILLAGE island Co., Ltd.
Visual Graphics Inc.
Vitec Imaging Distribution KK
Vitec Production Solutions K.K.
Vocas Japan
Well Buying Industrial Co., Ltd.
Wellcraft Co.,LTD
Wise Advanced Co., Ltd
YOSHIMI CAMERA CO., LTD.
YUAN HIGH-TECH DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD.
YUASA CO., LTD
ZHANGZHOU SEETEC
Zhejiang Loctek Intelligent Motion Technology Co. LTDZHIYUN Tech
INTER BEE SPORT
Bitmedia, Inc.
Cinfo
Entaniya Co.,Ltd.
EXCEL INC.
INFOCITY GROUP
INFOCITY, Inc.
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
JVCKENWOOD Corporation
MEDIAEDGE Corporation
Musashi SI Co., Ltd.

7515 NGC Corporation
7514 TECHNONET CO., LTD.
7512 Traffic Sim Co., Ltd.
INTER BEE IP PAVILION
3205 AIMS The Alliance for IP Media Solutions
3205 ALAXALA Networks Corporation
3205 ASK/DSTORM
3205 Clear-Com
3205 FOR-A COMPANY LIMITED
3205 FUYOH VIDEO INDUSTRY CO., LTD
3205 HC Networks, Ltd.
3205 Leader Electronics Corporation
3205 Matrox/JAPAN MATERIAL Co., Ltd.
3205 MATSUDA TRADING CO., LTD
3205 MEDIA LINKS Co., LTD
3205 Mellanox Technologies/Macnica
3205 NEC Corporation
3205 Net One Systems Co., Ltd.
3205 NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE CORPORATION
3205 Panduit Corp. Japan Branch3205 Seiko Solutions Inc.
3205 Sony Business Solutions Corporation
3205 TAMURA CORPORATION
3205 TASCAM/TEAC CORPORATION
3205 Yamaha Music Japan Co.,Ltd.

Video Expression / Professional Lighting

Hall 66202 Agai Trading Corporation
6102 Aladdin
6107 Aputure Imaging Industries Co., Ltd.
5606 Chainzone Technology (Foshan) Co., Ltd.
6105 Dongguan Filmspider Cultural
6201 Film Gear (International) Ltd.
5604 Fuji Electric Lamp Industrial Co.,Ltd.
6203 GODOX Photo Equipment Co. Ltd
6302 H.Ito & Company Ltd.
6106 ImageVISION Co.Ltd.
6204 INFiLED Japan co., ltd
5602 KIC Corporation
6002 LIVEGEAR Inc.
5605 Mileruntech co.Ltd.
5603 Net One Partners Co., Ltd.
6104 ProFound
6101 PROKIZAI. COM INC.
6103 SAN-EI ELECTRIC CO.,LTD.
6003 SHENZHEN GLOSHINE TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.
6001 SHENZHEN HONGMAO YUANZE OPTOELECTRONIC CO.,LTD
6102 SHOOTEC-JAPAN CO., LTD.
6301 TOKYO BUTAI SHOWMEI CO., LTD.
5601 Zhengzhou Generalink Lighting Equipment Co., Ltd.
INTER BEE IGNITION
6602 Advanced Imaging Society Lumiere Japan Awards 2019
6603 Advanced Imaging Society, Japan Committee
6605 Cyber NamuNamu
6601 Epson Sales Japan Corporation
6607 Pi PHOTONICS, INC.
6606 Startbahn, Inc.
6604 Synamon Inc.

Hall 7-8

ICT / Cross-Media

7405 Advanced Media, Inc.
7307 Arista Networks Japan Limited.
8218 Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB)
8401 Atomos Global Pty Ltd
8501 Blackmagic Design
7503 CCBN
8406 Cisco Systems G.K.
8407 Cloudian KK
7406 DATABROAD CORPORATION
7004 Digital Processing Systems Japan K.K.
7003 EIDOS Inc.
7509 ELMO COMPANY, LIMITED
8301 Executive Committee of Tokushima 4K Forum
7301 Explorer Inc.
8502 FAIRWAY CORPORATION
7504 Fastly K.K.
8402 Fiber 26 Network Inc.
8405 Flashback Japan Inc.
7305 FUJIMIC, INC.
8101 FUTABA CORPORATION
7306 HC Networks, Ltd.
7505 INISOFT JAPAN G.K.
7303 INTAGE Inc.
8302 I-O DATA DEVICE Inc.,
7404 ITG Marketing, Inc
7404 Japan Broadcast Solutions Inc.
7005 Kaga Solution Network Co.,Ltd.
7507 KOBA 2020 (KOREA E & EX)
8404 Macro Image Technology Inc.
7401 MEDIACAST CO., LTD.
8001 MEDIAEDGE Corporation
8102 MIC Associates, Inc.
7201 Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd.
8201 NAB SHOW
7302 Nekojarashi Inc.
7501 Newmedia Co.,Ltd
7404 onsitestandard corporation
7301 PALTEK CORPORATION
8301 PLAT EASE Corporation
7002 PlayCanvas Management Office7404 Project White Co.,Ltd.
7506 SAKURA Internet Inc.
7404 SAMSUNG JAPAN CORPORATION
7404 SEIJIN SHOJI CO.,LTD8217 SET Brazilian Society of Television Engineering)
8304 Shenzhen suofei Xiang
7402 Sightron Japan Inc.
7304 Spectee Inc.
8403 Sunphonix
8303 Techno Mathematical Co., Ltd.
8203 The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers
7502 TID Limited
7302 TOHOKUSHINSHA FILM CORPORATION
8202 UNIXON SYSTEMS CO., LTD.
7404 Visual Technology, Inc.
8306 YANGZHOU JINGCHENG ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD

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INTER BEE CONNECTED
7119 ATTRACTOR Co., Ltd.
7106 Crypto Groundswell, Inc
7102 Hewlett-Packard Japan, Ltd.
7114 Hokuriku Denwa Kouji Co., Ltd.
7118 IPDC Forum
7107 IPTV Forum JapanACCESS Co., Ltd.
Fuji Television Network, Inc.
Nippon Television Network Corporation
TOKYO BROADCASTING SYSTEM HOLDINGS, INC.
Tokyo Metropolitan Television Broadcasting Corp.
TV Asahi Corporation
7110 Japan Broadcasting Corporation
7109 J-Stream Inc.
7116 Limelight Networks Japan K.K
7115 LivePark Inc.
7108 Movion
7104 Multiscreen Broadcasting Study Group
7105 ORCA Production, Inc.
7103 SoundUD Consortium
7117 Top Creation Co.,Ltd7113 TV Asahi Corporation
INTER BEE CREATIVE
8605 Digital Garden Inc.
8601 FELLOWS Inc.
8608 Japan Post Production Association
8602 L’espace Vision Co., Ltd.
8606 Onkio Haus Inc.
8603 Panasonic Visuals Co., Ltd.
8604 Q-TEC, Inc.
8607 Sony PCL Inc.
MEET-UP Hands On Area
8613 Anime Tokusatsu Archive Centre
8610 Audio Visual Communications Ltd.
8611 SCENES Co., Ltd.
8609 TASCAM/TEAC CORPORATION
8612 Think DESIGNINTER BEE 5G
8309 SoftBank Corp.
IABM Pavilion
8104 IABM
8104 BLUEFISH444
8104 Masstech Innovations
8104 SINGULAR.LIVE
8104 SOONWELL CO., LTD
8104 TELIKOU TECHNOLOGIES
8104 WOODY TECHNOLOGIESDCEXPOHall 5

Content & Technology Showcase
D509 ALE Co.,Ltd.
D310 Alpha Code Inc.
D219 Apposter Inc.
D104 ASIAGRAPH CG ART GALLERY
D514 Bunkyo University Faculty of Information and Communication
D220 Circus Company INC.
D212 D&P Co.,Ltd.
D305 Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.
D503 DEIPO
D508 Doublenest
D501 Forest Dyne Systems Corporation
D309 GRAPS Co., Ltd.
D410 Hashilus Co, Ltd.
D209 HAUTECOUTURE Inc.
D218 IDEACONCERT
D402 KADEN Project 2019, Graduate school of System Design,
Tokyo Metropolitan University
D406 KUMONOS Corporation
D513 Linked Brain Inc.
D207 Looking Glass Factory
D217 MARVRUS, Inc.
D515 mountain studio
D208 Nextremer Co., Ltd.
D221 NIPA (National IT Industry Promotion Agency)
D205 Noitom International, Inc.
D311 OCTRISE Ltd.
D507 Parity Innovations Co. Ltd.
D202 Paronym Inc.
D409 PIONEER CORPORATION
D215 Pison Contents, Inc.
D512 Pocket Queries, Inc.
D216 ROWAN
D502 SIGGRAPH Asia 2019 Japan office
D304 SmileBoom Co.Ltd.
D403 Solidray Co.,Ltd.
D214 Spacosa Corp.
D203 The Art of Yoichiro Kawaguchi
D211 TL-Industry Co., Ltd
D506 Tokyo Metropolitan University, Systems Desgin, IDEEA Lab.
D601 Toppan Printing Co., Ltd.
D213 TryCatchMedia, Inc.
D308 WINFrontier Co.,Ltd.
Innovative Technologies 2019
D303 exiii Inc.
D408 Hashilus Co, Ltd.
D407 Ishikawa Senoo Lab (University of Tokyo)/
Watanabe Lab (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
D404 Jichi Medical University/ University of Tokyo/ Precision inc/
The Japanese Society of Internal Medicine
D306 Rekimoto Laboratory, The University of Tokyo /Sony Computer Science Laboratories, Inc.
D405 Rocket Road Co., Ltd.
D302 SQUARE ENIX CO.,LTD.
D401 The University of Tokyo/ Osaka University/ Meiji University
D307 Adobe / Adobe Research
TechBiz Creation & Matchmaking
D111 CENOTE Inc.
D113 DoGA Co.Ltd.
D114 Hashilus Co, Ltd
D115 MESON inc.
D112 Miecle Inc.
D116 PIONEER CORPORATION
D117 Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)Inter BEE 2019 Forum & Event Report

INTER BEE FORUM

11.13 (Wed.)

11.14 (Thu.)

Convention Hall A, 2F International Conference HallInternational Conference Room, 2F International Conference Hall

Convention Hall A, 2F International Conference HallInternational Conference Room, 2F International Conference Hall

KN-131 Keynote Speech 1

SP-131

KN-141SP-141English/Japanese Interpreting Available

Special Session 1

Now or never, Radio Management ~Considering from Audio Media Market
Asking to All of Management, Sales, Planning, Production and Technology

Inter BEE 2019 Opening & Keynote
Opening Session

10:30
▼

SHISEIDO JAPAN CO.,LTD,
Executive Manager
Strategic Communication Department
JAPAN ADVERTISERS ASSOCIATION INC.,
Managing Director

Fellow Dentsu InstituteChief
Executive Director
Dentsu Media Innovation Lab
DENTSU INC.

Takahiro Aoki

Capitalizing on Broadcast Innovation to
Deliver the Best Sports Content

Department of Journalism, Professor
Sophia University

Executive Vice resident
Glider associates, Inc.

SP-132▼

Isamu Yoshii
Publisher
New Media magazine

Special Session 2

English/Japanese Interpreting Available

Entertainment Technology 2020:
Hollywood's NextGen Transition

Holographic Displays anda Glimpse Inside Light Field Lab.

Takashi Kawai

Jim Chabin

Jon Karafin

Japan Committee Chair
Advanced Imaging Society

President & CEO
Advanced Imaging Society

CEO & FounderLight Field Lab, Inc.

▼

The future of sports through integration withother industries

SP-133

Commissionor of the Japan Sports Agency

Beyond 2020 Tokyo The evolution ofbroadcasting technology does not stop

15:00

Special Session 3

16:00

George Hawkey

Senior Cloud Solution Architect,
Data and AI Architect Division
Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd.

SP-134
16:20

Tokyo 2020 Video Production

Special Session 4

English/Japanese Interpreting Available

TC-131Sign language Interpreting Available

14:30

13:00
President
WOWOW Inc.

CEO
Yomiuri Giants

▼

14:30

▼

Toshiyuki Ogura

Tsukuru Kai

Chief Distinguished EngineerTechnology Strategy Sec.,TV Business GroupSony Home Entertainment & Sound Products Inc.

Director, Technology Strategy Development,
Engineering & Technology
Nippon Television Network Corporation

Imatsuka Makoto

Hirokazu Kitamura

Postproduction Technical Coordinator / Senior Colorist
Q-TEC,INC

Moderator

Nippon Television Network Corporation

Tetsu Kuchigochi
Executive Producer,
IPC & WOWOW
Paralympic Documentary Series "WHO I AM"WOWOW Inc.

Kohei Mochizuki

Mori Toshifumi

Isamu Yoshii

Director CTO
JVCKENWOOD VIDEOTECH CORPORATION

Publisher
New Media magazine

TC-132

IPC & IOC Education Committee Member
Nagano Paralympic Winter Games
Gold Medalist

ASIAGRAPH2019 Tsumugi & Takumi Awards and Talk Session
12:30▼

Tsumugi Award

Takumi Award

13:50
Akira Senju

TC-133

Panelist▼

17:00

Dr. Kenji Kitatani
Executive Vice President, Asia
Executive Director of Japan
Anschultz Entertainment Group (AEG)

14:05

Yoichiro Kawaguchi

Higashi Nippon
International University

Artist and Professor Emeritus
at the University of Tokyo

Kenji Kaname

Sr. Manager /Principle Solutions Architect Solutions Architecture
Amazon Japan G.K

SP-143

Solution Architect
Amazon Web Services Japan

Special Session 7

Principle of Human-oriented AI Society and the Role of Broadcasting MediaModarator

Interlocutor

Panelist

Yutaka Kidawara

15:30
Mai Shiotani

Seiichi Saito
ARCHITECTURE, Rhizomatiks co.,ltd.

Professor, Ph.D.
Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies,
The University of Tokyo

Executive Director, Chief of Engineering
Japan Broadcasting Corporation

CEO
HEART CATCH Inc.

Editor in chief milieu

Osamu Sudoh

Chigono Akihiko

Mariko Nishimura

Universal Communication ResearchInstitute Director General
National Institute of Information andCommunications Technology

▼

17:00

Koji Matsunaga
CG / VFX Supervisor,
NHK-VFX ROOM
Japan Broadcasting Corporation

Hideichi Tamegaya
Media Technology Consultant

Technical Session 4

Future of Digital Contents and Neuro Aesthetics

Moderator

15:40▼

Toru Sano

17:00

Producer, Senior Director
Sport Division, President's Office
Nippon Television Network Corporation

Atsushi Fukuda
Brand Consultant

KN-143Mika Takagi

Kohei Kawakami
Digital Content Prodcution,
Engineering & TechnologyTechnology Strategy Development
Nippon TV

Prospects of the potential of Media Communication
Takashi Kawai

Tomohiro Ishizu

Senior Research Fellow
University College London

Professor,
Department of Intermedia Art and Science,
Faculty of Science and Engineering
Waseda University

Takahiro Mochizuki
Smart Production Research Division, Senior research engineer
NHK Science & Technology Research Laboratories

Keynote Speech 4

Isamu Yoshii
Publisher
New Media magazine

5G Session 2019
The Reality of 5G and its future

Room 201, 2F International Conference Hall
Yuji Aburakawa

TC-142

Director of 5G Laboratories
NTT DOCOMO, Inc.

▼

Potential of Images and 5G

13:00

Funayoshi Hideto▼

Henry Goodman

Assistant Manager, Marketing Department, PA Division
YAMAHA MUSIC JAPAN CO., LTD.

CALREC AUDIO Ltd.

Intelligent Audio Technology with
New Workflows and Machine Learning

Immersive Audio in Protools

14:45

Jonathan Wyner

Yosuke Maeda

Education Director
iZotope, Inc.

Media Integration

Keiichi Kubota
Moderator

Takehiko Abe
Senior manager, production systems, systems development & technicalmaintenance centertv asahi corporation

Co-located Session
ZENEIKYO Forum 2019 in MakuhariMoving to IP

Kenji Ishibashi

Director Advanced Bussiness Planning Dep. Advanced Technology Div.
SoftBank Corp.

What does Rakuten Aim at with 5G?

Consecutive Translation

Latest Audio Technology and Next-Generation Audio Creation

KDDI CORPORATION

17:30

Technical Session 6Dante Operation Examples andLatest Information

TC-143

Technical Session 7

Total Request for Web Sound Engineers!

Admission Free--Answering All Questions from Basics to Advanced Techniques

13:30 ▶ 13:40 Opening Salutations▶Forum:13:40 ▶ 14:15 Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industy Presentation
International Conference Hall 1F Room 104
14:15 ▶ 14:45 Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communication Presentation▶After Session Gathering:International Conference Hall 1F Room 105 11.14 14:45 ▶ 15:00 Intermission(Thu.) 15:00 ▶ 15:40 Motion Picture and Television Engineering Society of Japan Presentation▶Organizers:
15:40 ▶ 16:00 Intermission
National Board of Regional
16:00 ▶ 17:45 National Board of Regional Visial Industry Associations 2019 Gran Prix Results and Ceremony
Visial Industry Associations
18:00 ▶ 19:30 After Session Gathering▶URL: www.zeneikyo.jp

15:00
▼

16:30

Noriyasu Yamadera
oshowlandKazuo Takei

KOICHI HIROKAWA

President
Public address Inc.

SOUND ENGINEER
STAR☆TECH

Moderator

Toshikuni Hashimoto
President
T-SPEC.CO.,LTD.

Keynote speech venue equipment provided by EPSON

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Seiji Yamaguchi
Cross-Media Station Director
NPO FM Wakayama

Program Director

Director, Media and Content Industry Division
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Director, Infra development section, Technology Strategy Dep., Network division
Rakuten Mobile Inc.

Technical Session 3

ACM SIGGRAPH
External Relations Committee
Chair Pipeline Team Leader,
Mackevision,
Part of Accenture Interactive

TC-134

Cheif Strategy Officer,
DOME Corporation
Moderator:

Nakano Nobuko

Diana Arellano

▼

15:25

Hideo Mizawa

ASIAGRAPH Representative

SIGGRAPH: Video expression through CG/VFX

Takayuki Hioki
Managing Director,
Sports Branding Japan Co. Ltd.
Executive Producer,
The Tokyo Organising Committee of
the Olympic and Paralympic Games

Cloud Media Workload

Kiyonori Kitasako

Possibilities and Outlook of SG
Seiichiro Sakai
15:30 - Activities of KDDI
Expert, Mobile Network Technical Development Division,

Technical Session 2

Composer

15:30

IT Development Division Internet Delivery Engineering
Department Engineering Division
Technical Production Center
TV TOKYO Corporation

Room 201, 2F International Conference Hall

Miki Matheson

Sports Content will shine with Digital Technology

Former Captain of
the Japan National Rubgy TeamCEO of HiRAKU
Actor

VP of Business Development
U-NEXT Co., Ltd.

The future of Television viewing with Alexa

Program Director

Director, Sports Division
Nippon Television Network Corporation

KN-133 Keynote Speech 2

Toshiaki Hirose

Takatoshi Kakimoto

Video Commentator

Tsukasa Imamura

Tomohiro Okabe

Cloud Use Case in U-NEXT

Kazuki Miura

Panelist

Panelist

Akira Tanaka

14:30

▼

Technical Session 1

Kanamori TakehikoTechnical Department Planning Manager
Fuji Television Network, Inc.

Contents Business Bureau Net Digital Division
Hokkaido Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

Jun Murai

Modarator

Thorough discussion of 4K/HDR and 2K/SDR cross-conversion and operatio

Sports broadcast philosophy-Toward to Tokyo 2020

13:00

13:00

Room 104, 1F International Conference Hall

Ishit VachhrajaniEnterprise Strategist
Amazon Web Services, Inc.

15:00

Activists in the Era in Which Everything Outside of Film is
Made into Media
Professor,
Keio University Graduate School of Media Design
Keio University

Cloud Strategy in Fuji Television- Now Future -▼INTER BEE IGNITION Keynote Speech

Ichiya Nakamura

English/Japanese Interpreting Available

Paid live streaming service with
13:00 serverless architecture

Chief Director of IPTV ForumHead of Insight & Analysis
IABM

Sotiris Salamouris
Chief Technology Officer
OBS

Masaru Takechi

Current and Future Trends of Collaboration between
Broadcasting and Internet

Lorenzo Zanni

17:20

Lavinia Marafante
IBC Planning & Operations Manager
OBS

Special Session 6

Supervisor, Research and Development,
Technical Department.

Speaker

Takashi Miyamoto
Venue Technical Manager in UHD/HDR
OBS

Cloud Enabled Innovation in Media

Technology Standardization of IPTV FORUM JAPAN and Activities
by Member Firms
Masashi Ito

KN-142

SV System Senior Principal Architect
SV Business Development Center
Image Solutions Business Operations
Canon Inc.

Latest Examples of Utilizing Cloud in Media Industry 2019

Keiko Murakami

Senior Research Engineer Advanced R&D Department
NHK Engineering System Inc.

Global Media Business & Technology Drivers of Change▼

Chief Technology Officer
OBS

Atsushi Date

SP-142

Principal Researcher, Broadcasting Culture Research Institute,Media Research & Studies Division
Japan Broadcasting Corporation

Overseas Trends of Collaboration between
Broadcasting and Internet

Hatakeyama Daiyu

Global Partnerships, Media & Communications Director
Microsoft Corporation

Director of Broadcasting Engineering Department
JAPAN BROADCASTING CORPORATIONINTER BEE CONNECTED Keynote Speech▼

English/Japanese Interpreting Available▼

Sotiris Salamouris

Editorial Director
Sports Video Group

Broadcasting Engineering Department,
NHK Science & Technology Research Laboratories

Moderator

12:00

Introduction of using Microsoft Azure and AI in the broadcasting industry

Kazutaka Ogata

KN-132

10:30

14:30

Daichi Suzuki

Jun Murai

Special Session:
Current and Future Trends of Collaboration between Broadcasting and Internet

Advanced Imaging University 201913:00 Ergonomics / Human Factors
PoC for VR Technologies

Ken Kerschbaumer▼

Director, Promotion for Content Distribution Division,
Information and Communications Bureau
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

Program Director

Oto Yoshihiro

President and CEO
National Association of Broadcasters

10:30
12:00

Yuka Mishima

Keynote Speech Toward 2020

Gordon H. Smith

Moderator

Tetsuya Itsuki

Toru Arakawa

Radio Division General Manager
Hakuhodo DY media partners Inc.

English/Japanese Interpreting Available

Advanced Technology on Sports Image Production

Speaker

12:00

Moderator

Special Session 5

Chief Director of IPTV Forum

President
radiko Co.,Ltd

Hideyuki Oki

12:00

Keynote Speech:
Latest Broadcast service trends by
Broadcast and Communication Cooperation

Makoto Koide

Ritsuya Oku

Greeting from Guests Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications,
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

10:00

Current and Future Trends of Collaboration between Broadcasting and Internet

Panelist

Greeting from Organizer Japan Electronics andInformation Technology Industries Association

Keynote Speech 3

51

Norio Ookawa
Freelance Sound Engineer

Kohichi Hanzawa
President
Innovation, inc.

11.15 (Fri.)
Convention Hall A, 2F International Conference HallInternational Conference Room, 2F International Conference Hall

SP-152

Keynote Speech 5

Special Session 9

Zurich, Swiss – TPC’s complete
IP adapted Sports &13:00 Technology Center

Presentation
Outsourcing the Implementation of IP and Connecting with
Network Service Streaming Systems

▼

14:30

Masashi Ito
Supervisor of Research and Development, Technical Department
FUJI TELEVISION NETWORK, INC.

Andreas Lattmann

Simon Roehrs

Chief Technology Officer
tpc

Sales Director APACLAWO AG

11.13(Wed.)Engineering Division,
Engineering Promotion,
Research & Development Department
TV TOKYO Corporation

Noriyuki Kudo
15:00▼

AbemaTV's Growth and IP Production

17:00

Nobuteru Kondo
Technical division
AbemaTV, Inc.

Supporting the Implementation of IP at
Network Operation Centers

Naoya Hashimoto

CDN Session 2019

17:00

~Case studies how AI powers the next generation ofbroadcasting and Spectee' view of broadcasting future.

CEO, Spectee Inc.

Solution Engineer
Akamai Technologies GK

Kazunori Fukuda
Board Director
JOCDN Inc.

Minoru Sakota

Manager,
Solution Design and Consulting
Avid Technology KK

11.14(Thu.)

Isamu Yoshii

Cloud Solution Architect
One Commercial Partner
Partner Technology Group
Cloud Architect Div.
Microsoft Japan Co.,Ltd.

14:30

Daisuke Asano
15:00

Shuji Munakata

Yuta Kido

Ryuto Haga

Evangelist
PlayCanvas Promotion OfficeEvangelist
PlayCanvas Promotion OfficeEvangelist
PlayCanvas Promotion Office

KN-152

12:00

Programming Div.
Nagano Broadcasting Systems,Inc.

▼

INTER BEE CREATIVE Keynote Speech

Calling All Japanese Creators! Step into a New World!

▼

Go HayasakaMedia Business, Master
Chiba Television Broadcasting Corporation.

TC-152▼

14:30

Isao Yukisada

Takafumi Yuki

Film Director

INTER BEE CREATIVE Forum Director

Yoshihiro SakamotoCS1-151 What "Automatic Captions" should be.
Council of Subtitled Commercial Promotion
Notomi Fumihito

Hiroki Sakanashi

Terrestrial Broadcasting Division Information and Communications Bureau
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

Multiscreen Broadcasting Conference
Kansai Television Co. Ltd.

Suda Hiroyuki

Hisashi Kawai

Emeritus professor
The National University Corporation of
Tsukuba University of Technology

National Institute ofInformation andCommunications Technology▼

Masanobu Murakami

12:00

ManagerMedia Design Department
Fukushima Central Television Co., Ltd.

Modarator

Shota Moriguchi

SoundUD Consortium
Yamaha Corporation

Osamu Sakai

11.15

Yoshiyuki Shimizu
Production Engineering Department Production Engineering Center Senior Staff
Kansai Television Co. Ltd.

12:30 4K Remastering of Old Movies:▼
The Richness and Difficulty of Film
14:30
Ryohei Mito
Sales Promotion Group, Film & Archiving Division
IMAGICA Lab. Inc.
Modarator▼

AR/VR Support and the History of
Audio Information Compression

Kohtaro Asai

Akihiko Sugiyama

Communication Systems Group, Technical Adviser
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Modarator

Visiting Professor, Faculty of System Design
Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tomohiro Hase

Itaru Kitazawa
CEO
ORCA Production, Inc.

15:00▶15:20

NMOS Overview and Trends

AMWA Board Member/Sony IP&S

Mr. Sakuragi

15:30▶15:50

Monitoring IP Program
Production System

NHK Science&Technology

Mr. Koyama

16:00▶16:20

Realization of IP by SDN

Mellanox Technologies Japan

Mr. Taguchi

16:30▶16:50

The bridge between NDI®
Version 4.0 and ST 2110

DSTORM, INC.

Mr. Stoer

Session Theme / Company name

11:30▶11:50 【Case Study : SKY Perfect TV】

Sky Perfect TV
JSAT Corporation

Mr. Ishiguro【Case Study : Nara Televison】
4K Outside Broadcasting

Nara Television

Mr. Asai

NHK Science&Technology
Research Laboratories

Mr. Kitajima

12:30▶12:50

ST 2110 Interconnect verification

13:00▶13:20

Construction of IP Transmission System

Sony Business Solutions Corporation

Mr. Kogai

SMPTE Asia Regional
Governer / NEC Corporation

Mr. Sugawara
Mr. Nozawa

14:30▶14:50

Broadcasting system & PTP (Intermediate)

Seiko Solutions Inc.

Mr. Hasegawa

15:00▶15:20

RPTP (PTP over WAN)
Request to the Next Generation

Bob Stuart

15:30▶15:50

NMOS Overview and Trends

16:00▶16:20

Realization of IP by SDN

16:30▶16:50

The bridge between NDI®
Version 4.0 and ST 2110

11/15 (Fri.)

Admission Free

Room 30311.13 10:30 ▶ 17:35

10:30 ▶ 17:10
10:30 ▶ 17:10
Production Engineering
Broadcast Engineering
File-based
10:30 ▶ 12:10
10:30 ▶ 12:10
10:30 ▶ 12:35
11.14 Information Transmission / Network
Pictorial Image Technology
Transmission(Thu.)
14:00 ▶ 16:30 Special Program What is Viewing Data? ~Technology will change it! From collecting to utilizing Big Data ~(Wed.)

10:30 ▶12:10
Pictorial Image Technology
13:00 ▶16:20
Datacasting / Digital Service

Mr. Nozaki

Seiko Solutions Inc. Mr. Hasegawa

Leader Electronics
Corporation▶Venue: 3F, International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe▶Sponsored by: The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association

Production Engineering

Leader Electronics Corporation

Broadcasting system & PTP (Intermediate)

Broadcasting system & PTP (Basic)

CTO
MQA LTD.

10:30 ▶ 16:20

Broadcasting system & PTP (Basic)

14:30▶14:50

CEO
Unified Streaming(The Netherlands)

The 56th JBA Symposium of Broadcast Technology(Fri.)

14:00▶14:20

Standaridized trends of SMPTE

Co-located Session

11.15

Mr. Sugawara

14:00▶14:20

16:00

Room 302

Mr. Koyama

SMPTE Asia Regional
Governer / NEC Corporation

13:30▶13:50

Immersive Audio Distribution

Room 301

NHK Science&Technology

Standaridized trends of SMPTE

Dirk Griffioen

CS2-152 The World's First Video + MQA-Encoded▼

Deputy Head of Program Design Center
Production Design Division
Japan Broadcasting Corporation

Professor, Faculty of Science and Technology
Ryukoku University

52

14:30

14:00

--From Compression for Transmission/Storage to Utilization--

17:00

▼

Masaki Miyoshi

Consecutive Translation- Development and trends in (OTT) video distribution -12:30

How Will 4K8K Evolve
Artistic Settings and Makeup?

Evolution of Digital Media and International Standards

EMC JAPAN K.K.
Advisory Systems Engineer
Systems Engineering
Unstructured Data Solutions

CS1-152 From Rio to New York via Amsterdam

Tomoyuki Mishina

Technical Session 10

Encoding, Standardization,and Utilization of Video Media

Kosuke Yamashita

Basics to IP Networking

13:30▶13:50

12:00▶12:20

Kenji Amano

TOEI ANIMATION CO., LTD.

Head of Spatial Imaging Research DivisionScience &Technology Research Laboratories
Japan Broadcasting Corporation

Seiji Kunishige

15:00

▼

12:00

Diverse Vision: Futuristic Media Technology for
Expanding Representation Space

Joshibi University of Art and Design

TC-153(Fri.)

Storage and System Admin then and now
Foundation for Knights of the Zodiac and Pretty Cure

10:30

Session Theme / Company name13:00▶13:20

11/14 (Thu.)

CS2-151 TOEI Animation: No more All-nighters!

Media Consultant

Technical Session 9

From Rural Areas to the World!
--Charming Craftsmanship ofKansai Television in 4K8K Contents

11/13 (Wed.)

Panelist

Current Conditions and Expectations for Evolution of
Production/Services for Appealing 4K8K Contents

Conversational Partner

Theme : IP Live stream +related technology, case study▶Venue: Exhibition Hall 3 (3206) ▶Attending Method:Visit the IP Pavilion

Development Dept
Leader Electronics Corporation.

Modarator

World-class Japanese Technical Ability and Mental Strength.
What is Required in Today's Japanese Film Industry?
13:00 Powered by DigiCon6 Asia

Relay seminar

CS1-143 IP technology Seminar for SDI Engineers

10:00

Hayakawa Eiji

Full IP Broadcast Vehicle with 4K/HD support.
Prepared by: NARA TELEVISION CO.,LTD.

The next generation of Web expression brought to you by PlayCanvas

12:30

Technical Session 8

10:30

Peter Maag
Chief Marketing Officer
Haivision▼

Panelist

Publisher
New Media magazine

SupportAIMS (Alliance for IP Media Solutions)
ALAXALA Networks Corporation Panduit Corp. Japan Branch

CS1-142 Enhance your media presentation using Web3D.

Emergency Session:
Natural Disasters and the Media 2019

Modarator

Consecutive Translation

Takashi Okawa

▼

12:00

Amazon Web Services Japan K.K.

JOCDN The story so far andthe story from here

SRT Hub & Microsoft Azure

10:30

CDN Integrated with Video Distribution
Yoshihisa Nakatani– Amazon CloudFrontAWS Solutions Architecture Sr. Solutions Architect

TC-151

SMPTE ST 2022-6 Interoperability
HC Networks, Ltd., NEC, FUYOH VIDEO INDUSTRY, FOR-A COMPANY LIMITED,Media Links Co., Ltd.

Kenjiro Murakami

CS1-141 Broadcast Production in the Cloud with

Norihiko Matsuno

Room 201, 2F International Conference Hall

Jun Kawasaki

SMPTE ST 2110-30+DANTE (Audio) Interoperability
TEAC CORPORATION, TAMURA CORPORATION, YAMAHA MUSIC JAPAN CO., LTD.

CS2-133 The Future of Artificial Intelligence in Broadcasting▼

CDN & Video Platform Business UnitProduct Promotion DepartmentGeneral Manager
J-Stream Inc.

Technical Production Division
Kyodo Television, LTD.

SMPTE ST 2110 (Video.Audio) Interoperability
Ask Corporation / DStorm, Inc., Clear-Com, Seiko Solutions Inc., Sony Business Solutions
Corporation, NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE CORPORATION, Net One Systems Co.,
Ltd., FOR-A COMPANY LIMITED, MATSUDA TRADING CO.,LTD, Matrox / JAPAN MATERIAL
Co.,Ltd., Mellanox Technologies / Macnica Altima Company, Leader Electronics Corporation

NS Research & Development Sec.
NS Development Dept.
Network Solutions Div.Manager
SEIKO SOLUTIONS INC.

Koichi Hyodo

16:30

Manufacturing and Operation of
Outside Broadcasting Vehicles with
Video Over IP▶Venue: Exhibition Hall 3 (3205/3206)- Multicast, Timing, Automation, Visualization & Network Design

System Engineering Manager
Arista Networks Japan Limited.

15:00

QoE and Measures Required in the Times ofSimultaneous Distribution by Internet

Yasuyuki Kikuya

Product Manager
LivePark Inc.

▼

Special Session 10

General Manager Technical Department
Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

Masami Onodera

VP of Product Strategy
Limelight Networks., Inc

17:00

Security Measures toward
Simultaneous Distribution & 2020

Network Engineer Department Seniou Manager
NTT Plala Inc.

Steve Miller-Jones

CS1-133 Technical Essence of Broadcasting IP Transformation
15:00

Takehiko Abe

SP-153

Demonstration of the IP Equpitment connection

▼

14:30

Modarator

Masanori Ohsaki

Consecutive Translation

demand video streaming

12:30

Munchen, Germany – Overview ofPlaza Media’s complete IP
adapted Equipment

IP Technology and the Operation of Hikari TV▼

CS1-132 Overcome the Challenges of Live and on

Senior manager, production systems, systems development & technicalmaintenance centertv asahi corporation

Case Report
IP Remote Production Initiatives at
the TV Tokyo Music Festival 2019

12:20

▶Venue: Room 103/104, 1F International Conference Hall

English/Japanese Interpreting Available

Cutting edge IP Production Infrastructures

IP-based Broadcasting Technology and Introduction Examples

Demonstration of IP Live transmission technology in Japan
Todays Interoperability

Conference Sponsor Session

KN-151

10:30

Conference Sponsor Session / Simultaneous holding / INTER BEE IP PAVILIONINTER BEE FORUM

Inter BEE 2019 Forum & Event Report

10:30 ▶ 16:45
Sound Broadcasting /
Audio

53

Media Links, Network Additions,FNETS, IIJ
AMWA Board Member/Sony IP&S

Mr. Sakurai

Mellanox Technologies Japan

Mr. Taguchi

DSTORM, INC.

Mr. Stoer

Session Theme / Company name13:00▶13:20

Basics to IP Networking

13:30▶13:50

Standaridized trends of SMPTE

14:00▶14:20

Broadcasting system & PTP (Basic)

Leader Electronics
Corporation

Mr. Nozaki

14:30▶14:50

Broadcasting system & PTP (Intermediate)

Seiko Solutions Inc.

Mr. Hasegawa

15:00▶15:20

NMOS Overview and Trends

AMWA Board MemberSony IP&S

Mr. Sakuragi

15:30▶15:50

Monitoring IP Program
Production System

NHK Science&Technology
Research Laboratories

Mr. Kawaragi

16:00▶16:20

Realization of IP by SDN

Mellanox Technologies Japan

Mr. Taguchi

NHK Science&Technology
Research Laboratories

Mr. Kawaragi

SMPTE Asia Regional
Governer / NEC Corporation

Mr. Sugawara

Inter BEE 2019 Forum & Event Report

INTER BEE EXPERIENCESR Speakers Demo & Presentation

INTER BEE IGNITION▶Venue: Event Hall, Makuhari Messe▶Supported by Stage Sound Association Japan, Japan Stage Sound Business Cooperative▶Media Partners:

86International
Conference Hall

▶Video Equipment Sponsor:
GlobalScale!

7

5

4

3

2

▶Venue: Exhibition Hall 1 (Professional Audio Equipment)
8

1

Event
Hall

11.13 (Wed.)▼

11.14 (Thu.)

10:30

▼

11:50

Electro Harmonix K.K.

Hibino Intersound Corporation▼

Martin Audio Japan Inc.

ONKYO TOKKI LTD.

13:10

▼

Bose Corporation

14:00

beetech Inc.

Bose Corporation

14:40

▼

Keynote Speech

Panel Discussion

Speaker

Panelist

Video Commentator

Ichiya Nakamura

13:00
▼

Mika Takagi

Professor,
Keio University Graduate School of Media Design
Keio University（Thu.） 14:30

Brand Consultant

Modarator

Professor,
Keio University
Graduate School of Media Design
Keio University

Mai Shiotani

Seiichi Saito

Mariko Nishimura

Editor in chiefmilieuARCHITECTURE,
Rhizomatiks co.,ltd.

CEOHEART CATCH Inc.

Special Session ▶Venue: Exhibition Hall 6
11.13 (Wed.)

Sony Marketing Inc.

11.14 (Thu.)

IG-131 Advanced Imaging Society Japan Committee:
Awards Ceremony for Lumière Japan Award 2019

UETAX Corporation

11.15 (Fri.)

IG-141 Application of Media in
Urban Areas:

IG-151 Mobility Entertainment:
The Future Form of Vehicle Interiors

Chinese/JapaneseInterpreting Available

The Case of Shenzhen and Shibuya

Winners of this year of the Lumiere Japan Awards given to high quality 3D, UHD(4K/8K), VR works and the Good Practice Awards given to activities to lead the fieldof advanced imaging will be announced.

Panelist
Panelist■ AIS-J : Good Practice Award 2019

SANKEN MICROPHONE CO .,LTD.

10:30 Main Award Creating 8KVR Content "Alice and the World of Sorrow"▼
NHK Enterprises , Inc., NHK Technologies, Inc.
12:00
■ Advance Imaging Society Japan

Roland Corporation

TAKASHI FUKUIKazufumi Kawanoue

10:30

CEO
Aeronext Shenzhen Ltd.

▼

Committee Lumiere Japan Award 2019

12:00

1105

Tech Trust Japan Co., LTD

1106

MI Seven Japan, Inc.

1107

Sennheiser Japan K.K.

1108

OTARITEC Corp.

Panelist

Shure Japan Limited

Director,
Service Affairs Policy Division Director,
Education Industry OfficeCommerce andService Industry Policy Group
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

▼

1109

▼

New Glass Product Application
AGC Inc.

10:30
▼

12:00

Hidetoshi Ito

Qiu Hongyan

Business Strategy Department,
Urban Development Unit
TOKYU LAND CORPORATION

Vice Secretary-general
Shenzhen Youth Federation

Soh Masuko
Professor of Art, University of Tsukuba
Rakuten Institute of Technology
Manager of Future Merchant Design Lab.,
Rakuten, Inc.

Manji Suzuki
Vice President, Innovation
DENSO International America Inc.

Modarator

Modarator

Yasuji Eguchi

Yoshitaka Ando

IG-132 Will Education be Changed by Digital Technology?
Or Will it Remain the Same?

13:00
▼

14:30

Yasuji Eguchi Office LLC.

LLC
CCN.

IG-152 Changing the World Throughthe Power of Images: The Challenge of Epson

IG-142 On the Frontline of Live Entertainment
Accelerated by Technology:
New Trends as Seen in Projects Adopted by J-LOD

Daisuke Asano

14:30

Director,
Media and Content Industry Division
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Atsushi Fukuda

Ichiya Nakamura

TEAC Corporation

d&b audiotechnik Japan

15:00

▼

11.14

13:50

▼

REWIRE INC

Event
Hall

Activists in the Era in Which Everything Outside of Film is Made into Media

▼

14:20

▼

1104

12:30

13:10

▼

1

d&b audiotechnik Japan K.K.

▼

13:20

1103

▼

12:30

▼

2

11:50

▼

12:30

1102

Bestec Audio Inc.

Yamaha Music Japan Co., Ltd.

Yamaha Music Japan Co., Ltd.

3

▼

11:50

▼

1101

11:10

▼

Yamaha Music Japan Co., Ltd.

11.15 (Fri.)

ONKYO TOKKI LTD.

11:10

▼

4

Product Brand / Participant Company▼

TEAC Corporation

d&b audiotechnik Japan

11:10

5

Openly experience professional grade audio equipment in this exhibition, with well-known brands showcasing
their high quality devices.

Nov. 13: 10:00am-7:30pm Nov. 14: 10:00am-7:50pm Nov. 15: 10:00am-5:10pm

10:30

6

Free trial forHigh quality audio equipment

Feel
QualitySound!

The nations largest SR speaker demo will be held once again this year. Gathering attention nationwide as well as
overseas, this exhibit has18 products from 15 brands making it the largest world-class listening demonstration .

10:30

7

Keynote Speech ▶Venue: Convention Hall A, 2F International Conference Hall

KN-142

International
Conference Hall

Record breaking 18 products from15 brands

Presentation Schedule

INTER BEE IGNITION

Satoshi Yamawaki

13:00
▼

Panelist

14:30

President
Castalia Co., Ltd.

Hiroaki Kanisawa
Epson Sales Japan Corporation

Modarator

Yamaha Music Japan Co., Ltd.

Panasonic System Solutions Japan Co., Ltd

15:20

15:40

▼

Yamaha Music Japan Co., Ltd.

15:10

▼

Product Brand / Participant Company▼

Tomoe Ueyama

Taichi Sugiura
President
CINRA, INC.

Project M’INT

Yamaha Music Japan Co., Ltd.

Hibino Corporation

16:10

16:20

▼

Bose Corporation

Bestec Audio Inc.

1112
1113

▼

1114

REWIRE INC

d&b audiotechnik Japan K.K.

18:10

18:30

▼

STAX Limited

Martin Audio Japan Inc.

Panasonic System Solutions Japan Co., Ltd

19:10

▼

▼

beetech Inc.

Exhibiting layout(Event Hall)

1115■Point source speakers■Compact line array speakers■Medium and large line array speakers

1116

Equipment Assistance:
Yamaha Music Japan Co., Ltd.,
Martin Audio Japan Inc.

Hibino Corporation

Ichiro Kawakami
Digital Look Labo.

Naohiro Ukawa

Naho Iguchi

DOMMUNE

NION

Yamaha Music Japan Co., Ltd.

Editor in Chief
Bound Baw

IG-134 Opening Party: Beer Bash

Sennheiser Japan K.K.

—INTER BEE IGNITION Masterminds
Discuss Media Theory

Aiuto Co., Ltd.

1115

1109
1114

1111

1110

1102 1103
1101

1104 1105 1106 1108

17:00
Hisayoshi Mizutani
CEOvivit, inc.

Modarator

President
inquire Inc.

Danielle Belko
Emerging Technologies Chair
SIGGRAPH 2020/Technical Program Manager, Facebook Reality Lab.

Equipment Assistance: Epson Sales Japan Corporation
Michitaka Hirose
Professor, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology,
The University of Tokyo Director,
The University of Tokyo Virtual Reality Educational Research Center

IG-144 【DCEXPO2019】
Megu shinonome talk show

CEO
HEART CATCH Inc.

Yoshitaka Ando

Yasuji Eguchi

LLC
CCN.

Yasuji Eguchi Office LLC.

Taichi Sugiura

Arina Tsukada

Exhibitor/Floor layout
OPEN STAGE

6601
Epson Sales Japan

Panelist

Megu Shinonome
High school student, VTuber

16:15
▼

6603
Advanced Imaging Society,Japan Committee
6606
Startbahn

AUDIENCE

17:15

1107

arena stage

54

CEOreblue Inc.

Modarator

Mariko Nishimura

President
CINRA, INC.

stands

Hideyuki Okada

Managing Partner
Globis Capital Partners

19:30

FOH

INFORMATION

▼

16:00

Speaker▼

Shinichi Takamiya

Jun-ya Mori

15:00

Live streaming

1113 1112
1116

Refreshments
provided▼

Panelist

Arina Tsukada

Layout of the Venue (Exhibition Hall 1)

Listening point for
Point source

English/Japanese
IG-143 【DCEXPO2019】
Introduction of the latest Interpreting Available
VR research in Japan and the US

Modarator

Equipment Assistance: TEAC Corporation / Yamaha Music Japan Co., Ltd.

Medium and large line array speakers

Panelist

15:30

17:30

Point source speakers

Rhizomatiks co.,ltd.

Modarator

▼

17:00

SHIROSHITA INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD.

Compact line array speakers
Listening point for
Medium and largeline array speakers

Hidenori Chiba

SonyPCL Inc.

15:30

REWIRE INC

▼

18:50

Hidenori Ushiro

Live streaming

Bose Corporation

17:50

▼

14:30

Panelist

▼

▼

17:30

1111

ONKYO TOKKI LTD.

IG-153 PassionTech Create New Possibilities for
the Media Community

NTT DOCOMO, INC.

▼

IG-133 On the Frontline of Club Culture-Will nightlife in Tokyo evolve?

16:30

17:10

▼

Shure Japan Limited▼

Hibino Intersound Corporation

ONKYO TOKKI LTD.

16:50

1110

Electro Harmonix K.K.

15:50

▼

Hiroyuki Sato

13:00

Editor in Chief
Bound Baw

Masafumi Mikami
General Producer, Senior Managing Director
Gugenka

INFORMATION

Naohiro Ukawa

Naho Iguchi

DOMMUNE

NION

6602

BOOTH AREA
Advanced Imaging Society
Lumiere Japan Awards 2019

Iku Arino
Voice actor / TV talent /Best KARAAGEnist Award Japan

55

6604
Synamon6607
Pi PHOTONICS
6605
Cyber
NamuNamu

Inter BEE 2019 Forum & Event Report

INTER BEE CONNECTED

Proposing a Fusion of
Broadcasting and Communication
with Exhibits and Presentation

Special Session
11.13 (Wed.)

The ICT and media environment is expanding and changing on a daily basis. Against this background, media
communication (including television broadcasting) is welcoming an era of unprecedented transformation. How
will broadcasting change? What kind of possibilities will ICT bring about in media communication? We will
explore and showcase the new business models on the frontline of broadcasting and communication.

Exhibitors Presentations▶Venue: INTER BEE CONNECTED Presentation Corner

10:30
▼
12:00

11:10 Introduction of "Unified Streaming," an industry-leading video streaming middleware,▼
ORCA Production, Inc.
11:40 and its overseas cases
13:00▼

Introduction of automatic caption system

13：30
13:40 Automated Mass Video Production with Excel▼

CN-131

CN-141

CN-151How Should Advertisers andthe Television Industry Respond to Changes inConsumer Behavior?

Impact of 5G on the Broadcasting Business

Moderator

Moderator▼▼（Thu.） 15:00▼
Introduction of automatic caption system

15:30
15:40 Automated Mass Video Production with Excel▼
16:10 Work Style Reform and Motion Graphics
16:20

10:30
▼

11.15

What streaming content is necessary for Broadcast stations?

Introduction of automatic caption system

11:00
11:10 Automated Mass Video Production with Excel▼
11:40 Work Style Reform and Motion Graphics
13:00▼（Fri.） 13：30

What streaming content is necessary for Broadcast stations?

14:20 Low-latency and high-quality video distribution focused by▼
14:50 Global broadcasters / OTT providers
15:00 “NFT” using blockchain technology means its potential and▼

15:30 current status

J-Stream Inc.

Shinichiro Mikami
President
YourCast INC.

Limelight Networks Japan K.K

7109 7108
J-Stream Movion

co-director,
big data, IoTv Center INTERNET OFTELEVISION Center,tv asahi corporation

KN-132

13:00

Hiroshi Saito
Panellists

Takeshi Shimokawa
FUJI TELEVISION NETWORK,INC.

GOTA IWANAMI

Shigeru Takeda

President, INFOCITY, Inc.

Style Corporation

CN-142CN-152

Discussing the Next Step in Image Media withGYAO and AbemaTV

Business Outside of Broadcasting at
Local Stations 2.0:
The Triangle of Broadcasting × Internet × Local Society

Moderator
Moderator▼

Shigeki Matsuura

14:00

SoundUD Consortium

13:00
▼

MovionAkira Tanaka

Tsukasa Imamura

President
WOWOW Inc.

CEO
Yomiuri Giants

Tomohiro Okabe
Nippon Television Network Corporation

SoundUD Consortium

Tetsu Kuchigochi
Executive Producer,
IPC & WOWOW
Paralympic Documentary Series "WHO I AM"WOWOW Inc.

MovionJ-Stream Inc.

Masahide Koike

Kohei Mochizuki

Panellists

GYAO Corporation
Corporate Officer,
Yahoo Japan Corporation
GYAO Corporation

Toshimitsu Ban
Content media group
BPLUST Inc

CN-143

Director, Sports Division
Nippon Television Network Corporation

Media Strategy for Attacking Key Networks

Miki Matheson
IPC & IOC Education Committee Member
Nagano Paralympic
Winter Games Gold Medalist

Moderator

14:30
▼

15:30

CN-133Limelight Networks Japan K.K

Yusuke Tanaka
Managing Director
CyberAgent, Inc.

J-Stream Inc.

Casual Video Viewing by the Younger Generation-Hints for Future Video Services
by Analyzing Viewing Conditions

Mikio Tsukamoto

Standing Corporate Auditor
at Fuller, Inc.
Executive Officer & Media Strategist
at Wise Media, Inc.

Kaoruko Higuchi▼

Taro Kurosaki
Nippon Television Network Corporation

Overseas Expansion of Broadcast Contents:
Is Streaming the Next Step?

Takafumi Ueki

14:00

Dentsu Inc.

▼

Ritsuya Oku

Akira Miwa

General Manager,
Media Business Innovation Department,
Dentsu Media Innovation Lab
Dentsu Inc.

OPEN THEATER

BOOTH AREA

Mariko Morishita

15:50
▼

Moderator

Osamu Sakai

KO AKIMedia Consultant

Nippon Television Network Corporation

Kouji Fukada
Communication Design Department2 TV Strategy manager
INTAGE Inc.
Panellists

Tetsuya Ikeda
Marketing & New Businesses,
Integrated Marketing Communications, Connection Planning & MediaGroup Manager
Coca-Cola (Japan) Company, Limited

Yasushi Gunya
Co-Founder/CEO
TVISION INSIGHTS Co., Ltd.

Mamoru Yamada
General Manager Media Data Division
Communication Business GroupINTAGE Inc.

Hirosuke Usui
Senior Expert/Deputy President
Media Strategy and Planning Office
Tokyo Broadcasting System Holdings, Inc.

CN-154INTER BEE CONNECTED:
Wrap Up Talk Show
-The Past 5 Years and the Next 5 Years

Masahiko Kawanabe

Takashi Katsume

PR Producer
TOKYO BROADCASTING SYSTEM TELEVISION, INC.

Unit3 Lifestyle Program Production Department
Japan Broadcasting Corporation

CN-145

Refreshments provided

The advisory members ofInter BEE CONNECTED

After Hours! Will TV Really Survive!?
How Will TV Change? What Will TV Do?
15:30

Moderator

16:20

56

Professor, School of Sociology
Bukkyo University

Panellists

Moderator▼

Panellists

17:00

Principal Researcher,Media Business Innovation Department,
Dentsu Media Innovation Lab
Dentsu Inc.

Clarification Through Data!
--The Latest Trend for "Quality and Value"
When Viewing Sports Programs!?

17:30

Jun Iwatatv asahi corporation

Goro Oba

CN-1347104 7103
Multiscreen Broadcasting SoundUD
Study Group Consortium
7102
7106 7105
Hewlett-Packard
Crypto ORCA Production
Japan
Groundswell

Moderator

15:00

What Happens When the Internet is Excited?
Program Production and SNS Utilization

Moderator

Fellow, Dentsu InstituteChief Executive Director,
Dentsu Media Innovation Lab
Dentsu Inc.

Masaki Kitaori
Business Promotion Division
Online Business Department
CHUKYO TV. BROADCASTING CO., LTD.

Panellists

15:00
16:00

Ninomiya Yukinori
Technical Strategy Department,
Technology BureauGeneral manager
Nankai Broadcasting Co.,ltd.

CN-153SENIOR EXECTIVE DIRECTOR
DIGITAL MEDIASTRATEGY HEADQUARTERS
FUJI TELEVISION NETWORK,INC.

CN-144

OPEN STAGE

Principal Researcher, Broadcasting Culture Research Institute,Media Research & Studies Division
Japan Broadcasting Corporation

▼

13:30

Panellists

14:30

Keiko Murakami

12:30

Director
SmartNews, Inc.

ORCA Production, Inc.

Panellists

7107
IPTV Forum Japan
7115 7110
LivePark Japan Broadcasting

11:30

Manager,
Strategic Innovative Technology
KAO

Sign language Interpreting Available

Sports broadcast philosophy-Toward to Tokyo 2020

Limelight Networks Japan K.K

7116
7117 Limelight
Top Networks Japan 7111 7114
Creation
YourCast Hokuriku Denwa Kouji
7113
TV Asahi

Moderator

Shunichiro Matsuse

Crypto Groundswell, Inc

7119
IPDC Forum / ATTRACTOR

President
LivePark Inc.

Executive Officer,
Rakuten Data Marketing, Inc.
Global AD Division,
General Manager, Rakuten, Inc.

Vice PresidentHead of President’s OfficeYahoo Japan Corporation

Exhibitor/Floor layout
EXHIBITOR'SPRESENTATION

Kiyoyasu Ando▼▼

Panellists

Movion▼11.14 14:50 and its overseas cases

10:30

Namai Syuichi

Roh Makoto

Crypto Groundswell, Inc
13：30 current status
14:20 Introduction of "Unified Streaming," an industry-leading video streaming middleware,

16:50

10:30
12:00

Crypto Groundswell, Inc

11:10 The reality of live streaming viewers - Attitude surveys resulted by▼
11:40 live streaming in Japan
13:00 “NFT” using blockchain technology means its potential and▼

Takashi Uchiyama
School of Cultural and Creative Studies, Professor
Aoyama Gakuin University
Panellists

16:20 “NFT” using blockchain technology means its potential and
16:50 current status11.15 (Fri.)

Television Advertising in 10 Years:
Imagined Using Viewing Data

Hidetomo Handa

Verification report on Low latency platform for regional video distribution by CATV,（Wed.） 14:20▼
14:50 Prefecture and Regional Stations
15:40 Low-latency and high-quality video distribution focused by

16:10 Global broadcasters / OTT providers

11.14 (Thu.)

SoundUD Consortium

11.13 14:10 Work Style Reform and Motion Graphics▼▶Venue: Exhibition Hall 7

17:30

Chief Creative Officer
C Channel, Ltd

▼

19:30

▼

Takaomi Saegusa

Panellists

Shinjiro Ninagawa
Deputy General Manager
Broadcast Tecnology & IT Management Division
TV TOKYO Holdings Corporation

Moderator

Mikio Tsukamoto

Standing Corporate Auditor
at Fuller, Inc.
Executive Officer & Media Strategist
at Wise Media, Inc.

Panellists

17:00

Toshio Kuramata

Kiyoyasu Ando

Chief Producer, Digital Center
NHK Global Media Services, Inc.

Jun Iwata

President
LivePark Inc.

tv asahi corporation

Hiroshi Saito

Osamu Sakai

Ikko Kambara
Headquarters for
the Tokyo 2020 Olympic andParalympic Games SENIOR MANAGER
JAPAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION

Mainichi Broadcasting System Inc.

Media Consultant

Keiko Murakami
Ryo Kishi
Chief Creative Director, Planner
LivePark Inc.

Atsuya Takase

Taira Fusegawa

CEO
GENERATE ONE Inc.

Dentsu Inc.

57

Principal Researcher,
Broadcasting Culture Research Institute,Media Research & Studies Division
Japan Broadcasting Corporation

Convention Hall A, 2F International Conference Hall
INTER BEE CREATIVE Keynote SpeechInter BEE 2019 Forum & Event Report

INTER BEE CREATIVE
of 2019

INTER BEE CREATIVE

KN-152

Methods and techniques of expression to

11.15

stir up your creativity will be presented here.

13:00
▼

realistic while retaining their feeling.

Calling All Japanese Creators! Step into a New World!

World-class Japanese Technical Ability and Mental Strength.
Powered by DigiCon6 Asia

We will create new excitement in content and creative.

Film Director

INTER BEE CREATIVE
Forum Director

CR-132 Technical Challenges in Idaten,
NHK's First-ever Taiga Drama Filmed in
4K -Introducing the Production Process fora 4K Taiga Drama▼

11.14 (thu.)

11.15 (Fri.)

CR-142 Adobe: Latest Update on
Video and Audio Products
11:30

CR-151 Hollywood Super Session-The Making of Lion King
Part 2
10:30

12:15

11:15

12:15

CR-134 An Artist of the Floating World
Challenge of 8K Drama
14:00

CR-152 Consideration in building
HDR Production Environment
11:30

13:45

12:15

▼

Meet-up Hawaii Cafe / Open Lounge
Cordbook

Bringing you the latest trends from content creating to content marketing.

Forrest Supporters■11/13 (Wed): 10:30▶12:00 Results for Video Content: The evolving Web Marketing.
Fellows Inc.
13:00▶14:30 Results for Video Content: The right way to market your content from 2 Case studies.
Fellows Inc.
15:00▶15:45 Utilizing YouTube now and in the future. Marketing strategy for Influencer Insight.
BitStar Inc.
■11/14 (Thu): 12:00▶20:00 Adobe User Meeting Powered by Vook
■11/15 (Fri): 12:00▶16:10 VG Lab in Inter BEE by VookSound Experience

KISSEI COMTEC

14-15
BRAIN MAGIC

Golf Putt Trainer

SOUND EXPERIENCE

MICE-NET
Vehicle8613
Anime Tokusatsu Archive Centre

14-15
MouseComputer

8611
ScenesWorkshop Area

A free area to lounge and relax to meet up with friends. The Meet-up Area was an Island themed area with
Hawaiian cuisine and Hawaiian lemonade, including Polynesian dancers and Hula on stage.

English/JapaneseInterpreting Available

Fitness Program

UCOM

Meet-up Hawaii Cafe / Open Lounge / Beach StageVFX Supervisor
MPC Film

CR-143 Exploring Breakthroughs in
the Japanese Movie Industry—Let's Discover the True Strength ofJapanese Creators!
13:00
▼

▼

14:45

English/JapaneseInterpreting Available

Marketing Manager
Adobe

Technical Operations & Engineering Center
Technical Planning & Management Division Broadcast Engineering Department
JAPAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION

Photo Spothawaii.jp

An area you can experience what the exhibitors are offering.

Workshop Area

Elliot Newman

Reiko Tanaka

Kouguchi Eiji

Beach Stage

Event Marketing Monthly▼▼

Creations begins with networking.
A brand new networking area for visitors and creators.
Exhibitors: Anime Tokusatsu Archive Centre, Audio Visual Communications Ltd.,
Scenes Co., Ltd., Think Design. Inc., TASCAM/TEAC Corporation

Takafumi Yuki

Isao Yukisada

INTER BEE CREATIVE MEET-UP / INTER BEE SPORT

Hands On Area

Conversational Partner▶Venue: Exhibition Hall 8

11.13 (Wed.)

11:30▶Venue: Convention Hall A, 2F International Conference Hall

（Fri.） 14:30 What is Required in Today's Japanese Film Industry?

This will make your ideas even more beautiful andCreative Session

Keynote Speech

INTER BEE CREATIVE / INTER BEE 5G

8612
Think Design

Hands On Area
Vook

8610
Audio Visual
Communications

8609
TASCAM/TEAC■INTER BEE CREATIVE MEET-UP Special Cooperation (Alphabetical)

BitStar Inc., Cordbook Inc., Event Marketing Monthly (MICE Laboratory Inc.), Fellows Inc., Forrest Supporters by National Land Afforestation Promotion Organization,
Hanatomidorisha Co., Ltd., Hawaii.jp (LEILAND Inc.), KISSEI COMTEC Co.,Ltd. TACHIHI BEACH UCOM., Vook adoir Inc

Andy Quested
Lead BBC Production Standards
BBC, Chair ITU-R Working Part 6C, Chair EBU Production Strategic Programme

Naito Shinsuke
Executive producer
NHK ENTERPRISES, INC.

Akihiro Seino

Masaharu Take

CR-135 Introducing the Latest VFX as Seen in Idaten,
NHK's First-ever Taiga Drama Filmed in 4K

Senior Technical Director, Entertainment Business Division
IMAGICA Lab. Inc.

CR-144 Yuichiro Fujishiro and Kyotaro Hayashi:
Shooting, Editing, and Color Grading fromthe Director's Perspective

15:00

CR-153 Challenge to the Advanced technology Part4

▼

15:45

Wataru Ishihara

Panelist"Technical Operations & Engineering Center
Technical Operations & Engineering Division Broadcast Engineering Department"JAPAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION

13:00
▼

14:00
▼

English/JapaneseInterpreting Available

CR-136 —Former Top Employee
from Animal Logic's IT
Department Discusses Systems in
the Near Future—What is Required in
the Coming Era of "Data First?"

14:45

13:45
Yuichiro Fujishiro

Kyotaro Hayashi

Film Director

Film Director

Nakagaki Kouki

Ishiguro Kazuya

EditorPanasonic Visuals Co., Ltd.

Colorist
Panasonic Visuals Co., Ltd.

Takeuchi Akihiro

Yamada Toshihiro

Technical advisor
Panasonic Visuals Co., Ltd.

Producer
Panasonic Visuals Co., Ltd.

COMMERCIAL PHOTO MAGAZINE
GENKOSHA▼

CR-145 8K/4K High Quality Standard Evaluation
content Production method

14:45

CR-155 Tomokazu Yamada:
Past and Future as Film Directors

Imatsuka Makoto▼

Technical Coordinator / Senior Colorist
Q-TEC, Inc.

15:45

15:00
▼

Toshihisa Koike

Exhibitor/Floor layout
Sony PCL

Onkio
Haus

8605

BOOTH AREA

English/JapaneseInterpreting Available

16:00

L’espace Vision
8603

8604

Film Director

Elliot Newman

FELLOWS Panasonic
Visuals

VFX Supervisor
MPC Film

Tsutomu Arai

7515

NGC

Kan Miyoshi
Chief of Secretariat
Non-Profit Organization
Anime Tokusatsu
Archive Centre(ATAC)

MEDIAEDGE Corporation

Live Event7514

INFOCITY GROUP
7520

MEDIAEDGE(INFOCITY/TECHNONET/
Bitmedia)

7513

Cinfo
7521

JVCKENWOOD▶Venue: Exhibition Hall 5

A new video experience through 5G's
"High-speed High Capacity","Super Low Latency","Concurrent Multi-Connection."

Traffic Sim Co., Ltd.
■QDCAM - High Speed Box Camera for Sports

Tomoo Haraguchi
Tokusatsu Miniature andProps Restorer
Non-Profit Organization
Anime Tokusatsu
Archive Centre(ATAC)■Live recording and content utilization on the cloud

Entaniya

COMMERCIAL PHOTO MAGAZINE
GENKOSHA

CR-156 Retaining the Techniques andSpirit of Analog in the Future—Examples of Preservation and Restoration ofSpecial Effects Miniatures—
16:00■Sport×JVC

11.14 (Thu.)

11.15 (fri.)

13:30▶13:50

15:00▶15:20

11:00▶11:20

16:30▶16:50

11:30▶11:50

14:30▶14:50

13:00▶13:20

14:30▶14:50

10:30▶10:50

14:00▶14:20

15:30▶15:50

11:30▶11:50

7512

Traffic Sim

Live Event

Performance of the current Double-Dutch Champions!
REGSTYLE has won the past 3 double-dutch world tournaments, with their flare of acrobatics and dance.
Their performance gave an energetic atmosphere to the exhibit gathering visitors to see their performance.

Toyo University Ice Hockey presents their handling techniques!
Having been National Ice Hockey champions 10 times, Toyo University's Suzuki Director and Coach Yamaguchi along with
Mr. Tokoro and Mr. Ishibashi (Current players) held a presentation and a hands-on Ice hockey handling demonstration to help spread the sport.

Cooperation: Location Japan / Locanavi!

Location Bento Grand Prix
- a great success this year as well!
The leading exhibit behind the scenes that accentuates Inter BEE, Location Bento was another success this year.
With the addition of new stores, a total of twelve stores with different types of cuisine has joined the GrandPrix.

▶Venue: Exhibition Hall 8 ▶Exhibitor: Softbank Corp.

[Popularity contest results/Participating stores]

Displaying the possibilities of Media and Entertainment.
The area was used for content holders to network.

Other participating stores: Asian Shokudo Altoto, Ginza WORLD DINER, HASI TO SAJI, KANAYA,
Kitchen Brillante, Kitchen Himawari, Location Bento Hungry, SUNDAY, yokohama uotoki.

◆GrandPrix: Phuket Oriental ◆Silver: Dolphin ◆ 3rd place: L'Azure Tokyo58

11.13 (Wed.)

JVCKENWOOD Corporation

7519

Tomokazu Yamada

16:45

16:45

Q-TEC

7518

Musashi SI■The Future of Experience for Sports Programs
INFOCITY GROUP INFOCITY, Inc. /TECHNONET CO., LTD. /Bitmedia, Inc.
・Replay and coaching solutions which has one of the largest market share in basketball and football in North America will be newly launched in Japan.
・Live production system which allows you to produce rich content with a sophisticated GUI.

Booth Area

Modarator

▼

▼

8602

8601

CR-146 Hollywood Super Session-The Making of Lion King
Part 1

DigitalGardenPanelist

15:45

Project Promotion Office Executive Producer
Q-TEC, INC.

JPPA

EXCEL

Yamada Yuki

7517

▶Venue: INTER BEE SPORT Presentation Stage

Lecture theme / Exhibitor name

7516

NHK
15:00

Exhibitors Presentations

Presentation Stage"One-stop Work flow" and "High-Speed Creation"▼

digital garden inc

M&E BDM UDS Dell Technologies
DELL EMCOPEN STAGE

Exhibitor/Floor layout

CR-154 Form of Next-Generation Video Production as
Proposed by Digital Garden
14:00

Alex Timbs

8606

and watching sports expands. Technology, software, tools, and services that expand the framework of expression andTsutomu Arai

16:45

8607

Sports content is rapidly evolving as an entertainment endorsed by many as the limits of live shows, broadcast, distribution,transform sports content will be gathered and exhibited to create new businesses.

Modarator

16:00

8608

SPORT×TECHNOLOGY×ENTERTAINMENT
Watching sports takes on a new dimension as
sports content expands the frames of expression

59Inter BEE 2019 Results

Publication and Promotion

Result: Publication and Promotion■ Publicity activities (Actual distribution of press releases)■ Number of articles in the printed media＊Notification of start of exhibitor recruiting (2/28)＊Announcement of the outline of INTER BEE CREATIVE (11/6)＊Notification of start of pre-admission registration (9/26)＊Announcement of the outline of INTER BEE IP PAVILION (11/8)＊Announcement of the outline of INTER BEE EXPERIENCE (10/3) ＊Announcement of Opening (11/12)＊Announcement of the outline of INTER BEE CONNECTED (10/29) ＊Set up press room (11/13-15)＊Announcement of the outline of INTER BEE IGNITION (10/31)＊Reported completion(11/15)■ News Media Representative

Inter BEE 2019

Before the show
During the show
After the show

342

Total

people

153
26
231
410
※as of 2020.2.4■ WEB NEWS
@PressEvent MarketingNews Shooter

Screens

Advanced Media

Eventr.jp

NIKONIKO NEWSSports Video GroupASCII.jp

eWarrent

PANORA VIRTUAL REALITY JAPAN

Stereo Sound ONLINE

AVWatchfeedclass News

PCWatchThe Asahi Shimbun Digital

AXIS Web Magazine

GASKET

PHILE WEBThe SANKEI NEWSCAPA Camera Web

Internet Watch

PRONEWS

TV Technology

CGWORLD.jp

Itmedia News

PRTimes

VIDEO SALON

Digital Camera Watch

Livedoor News

ROCK ON PRO

VRonWEBMIDEIA

Developers.IO

MICE&Event Marketing

SankeiBizYAHOO! News

Delivered to the Visitors accumulated overtime.

Approx.

78,000

2,619

views

Inter BEE Online magazine is a growing
informative media site in which related
events and recent industry news can beviewed throughout the year.
Number of articles posted
on Online Magazine:

AD-Channel

Eizo Shimbun

Keibi Hosho Times

Stage Sound Journal

APB (Asia Pacific Broadcasting)

EVENT MARKETING

Location JapanThe Ise Shimbun

347

Asahi Shimbun

FDI(Full Digital Innovation)

Net Hanbai Monthly

The Japan Exhibition News

B-magaFILM & DIGITAL TIMESNEW MEDIA

The Motion Picture & TV Engineering

Business Summit Monthly

FORN

Nikkei Business Daily

The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun

CGWORLD + digital video

FujiSankei Business i.

PRN Magazine

TVTechnology

Chiba Nippo

Hakodate Shimbun

PRONEWS

VIDEO JOURnAL

Commercial Broadcasting Monthly

Hoso Journal Daily

PROSOUND

Video Tsushin

Dempa Shimbun

Hoso Journal Monthly

Science News

Dempa Times

Hosogijutu

Sound & Recording Magazine

Densen Shimbun

Kaden Ryutsu Shinbun

SOUND DESIGNER Magazine

Eizo Shimbun

Sound & recording Magazine

ABU (Technical Review)

KOBA Guide Book

VIDEO JOUrNALSOUND DESIGNERAPB (Asia Pacific Broadcasting)

NAB DAILY NEWS

Hoso Journal Monthly

The Japan Commercial Broadcasters

IABM Journal

Prolight + Sound

FDI (Full Digital Innovation)FORN

IBC DAILY NEWSPROSOUND

Nikkei Business Daily

NEW MEDIA

Dempa Shimbun

Location Japan

Dempa Times

Broadcast Engineering

PRN Magazine

Stage Sound JournalVideo Tsushin

CGWORLD + digital video

B-magaVIDEO SALONRadioMic Organization Report■ Official Instagram◆Numbers of Instagram Follower:

110

828
193

(an increase of%from the previous year)◆Number of Posts:

179(an increase of%from the previous year)◆Number of Posts:(including Stories)◆Number of page transfers fromthe Facebook page to the Official Website:(including Stories)■ ♯interbee2019

2,134,277◆Hashtag posted:

948

times
(by other users within Instagram)

57,362■ Media Partners
Related industry journals and magazines helped support Inter BEE as media partners, graciously publishing many articles on the exhibitors.

Motion Picture & TV Engineering

60

Tweets2,426,097◆Total video played throughout the year:■ List of publication (Overseas)

172(an increase of%from the previous year)◆Annual Impression

Number of video clips posted
during the show (Inter BEE TV):

5,276
306

*The number of data instances thatcan be distributed◆Twitter:

294
123◆Number of Likes received:

times sent

◆Numbers of Twitter Followers:◆Page views (From January to November 2019):

537,818

27

magazines■ Official Twitter■ Inter BEE Official Website■ Official Facebook■ Newspapers and Magazine Articles in Japan■ List of publication (Domestic)■ Inter BEE Official Mail Magazine

61

Inter BEE 2019 Results

Visitor Profile

Result: Visitor Profile■Visitors by date

■Details of Visitors by region and country

11.13 (Wed.) 11.14 (Thu.) 11.15 (Fri.)
Domestic
Visitors
Foreign
Visitors

13,71913,086

12,54939,354

536

350

135

1,021

Total

14,255

13,436

Total Registered Visitors:

12,684

Country Visitors

Area

Total
Japan

Asia

40,37540,375■Visitor SurveyCountry.Region / Number of Visitor

1 Country
39,354 visitors

Japan 39,354

15 Countries Region /731 visitors

Korea 191, China 216, Taiwan 94
Indonesia 43, Hong Kong 52, Thailand 35
Singapore 37, Philippines 9, Vietnam 11
India 19, Malaysia 11, Macao 5, Myanmar 3
Bangladesh 3, Sri Lanka 2

51.9%

Information on products and technologies

19.2%

Less than 2.5 million yen

25.2%

Getting an handle on Industry trends

8.4%

Between 2.5 to 5 million yen

8.2%

Between 5 to 10 million yen

6.7%

Between 10 to 50 million yen

3.7%

Between 50 to 100 million yen

8.0%

General Interest

3 Countries Region /86 visitors

US 68, Canada 17, Cuba 1

5.5%

Preliminary examination on device and technology

Latin America

5 Countries Region /8 visitors

Brazil 3, Mexico 1, Argentina 1
Colombia 2, Panama 1

4.5%

Improving relations with business partners, Networking

3.9%

More than 100 million yen

0.7%

Business meetings

32.0%

Not involved

1.1%

Obtain new business opportunities

17.9%

Unknowm

1.5%

Information on rival companies

18 Countries Region /92 visitors

UK 27, Italy 12, Germany 6, Spain 2
Ukraine 11, France 11, Belgium 1
Netherland 4, Hungary 1, Czech 1, Russia 7
Portugal 1, Norway 1, Poland 2, Finland 2
Latvia 1, Austria 1, Croatia 1

Middle East
Africa5 Countries Region /19 visitors

UAE 2, Qatar 1, Israel 8
Saudi Arabia 2, Turkey 6

Oceania

3 Countries Region /7 visitors

Australia 4, New Zealand 1, Guam 2

Unknown
Total

78
50 Countries Region

1.6%
0

31.9%

20’s

18.0%
30’s

19.5%
40’s

26.3%

◆Job title

Business Manager

10.5%

Department Manager
and Above
General

62.2%

14.5%

Section Manager

12.8%

Equipment Manufacture

16.6%

Telecommunication Carrier

3.3%

Commecial TV Broadcaster

9.5%

Related Internet Business3.1%

Other User

7.7%

Related Staging, Art and Lighting

2.4%

Student

7.2%

Related CATV

2.0%

Post Production

6.8%

Government Office, Organization

1.7%

Film and Video Production Company

6.5%

Facilities and Retail Stores

1.7%

Other Guest

6.4%

Content Delivery Network

1.4%

6.0%

Marketing and PR

4.1%

IT / Engineer

8.2%

Production

11.5%

Technical

40.8%

Other

13.6%
Sales

15.8%
◆Objective

Other

Purchasing

6.3%

3.4%
General Interest

15.2%

Technical Interest

75.1%

62

40

50

20

30

40

Unsatisfied

60

0.8%

Somewhat unsatisfied

3.0%

Hard to say

Did not attend 2.6%
1 hour 1.5%
2 hours 13.4%

12.0%

Very satisfied

33.4%

3 hours

4 hours

Over 5 hours

Over 6 hours

17.2%

19.3%

16.8%

29.2%

40

60

Somewhat satisfied

65.3
20

0

of visitors stay
% for more than

4

80

50.8%

100

hours.

Satisfied:◆Was your visit to Inter BEE 2019 valuable?
(Multiple answers accepted)

Trading Company

5.7%

Ad Agency

1.3%

47.7%

Information was useful for business deals and procurement

Related Content Creation

4.0%

Radio Station

0.8%

21.2%

Information was useful for Marketing

Related PA Equipment

3.8%

Video Software Production Company

0.6%

18.4%

Information was useful for the development of products

Production

3.6%

Record Manufacture

0.4%

12.9%

Helped develop new business channels and connections

Public Broadcast Station

3.5%

5.3%

Helped create a base for business deals on the exhibited product◆Interest (Multiple answers accepted)◆Type of occupation
Management

30◆How long did you spend your time in“Inter BEE 2019”?

40,375

10◆How satisfied are you overall with Inter BEE 2019?
20◆Type of Business

4.3%

0

Other
10

■Visitor demography (Survey)
10’s

products/services?

North America

Europe◆Age Group
50’s and Above◆How much is your annual budget on purchasing◆What was you goal in coming to Inter BEE 2019?
(Multiple answers accepted)

010Video Equipment

55.6%

Microphone

11.0%

Audio Equipment

33.9%

VTRs, Memory Cards, Optical Disks

5.9%

Camera25.7%

Output Systems

9.0%

Editing and Production Equipment

18.3%

Transmission Systems

8.8%

None of these matchmy criteria

VR, AR, 3D

20.5%

Multimedia Systems

9.1%

22.1%

Electronic Display

17.0%Stand-by and Peripheral Products

6.0%

Digital Content Creation

17.1%

Lighting Equipment

10.1%

Speakers

13.6%

Digital Cinema

5.9%

Public Viewing, Projection Mapping,
Digital Signage

10.3%

Measuring System

6.4%

Servers, Stroage

9.7%

OTT,SNS,Second Screen

4.5%

Software12.9%

Production Management Systems

5.4%

Mixer

11.5%

Art and Staging

5.5%

Relay System

11.6%

Electronic Power Unit

4.0%

Cloud Services

13.8%

Other

2.2%

20

84.2

％

◆Do you plan to visit Inter BEE 2020?
No plans to visit

0.6%

Undecided

9.3%

30

Plan to visit

40

Definitely
plan to visit

33.7%

56.4%

50

◆To what degree are you involved in the process ofpurchasing products/services in your company?
Authorized tomake purchase or
introduce decisions

20.0%

Gathering
information formaking a purchaseor introduction

Planned to visit
Inter BEE 2020:

Asked foropinion/training to
make purchase or
introduction

31.1%

26.8%

77.9

Involved in
the purchaseand introduction:

％
63

90.1

％

Inter BEE 2019 Results

Exhibitor Profile

Inter BEE 2019 Results

Result: Exhibitor Profile■Partners■Exhibition Status by Category■Exhibitors Survey

Categories

Total Exhibitors

Booths*Professional Audio

335
52
635
136
1,158

416
95
1,427
187
2,125

Video Expression / Professional Lighting
Video Production / Broadcast Equipment
ICT / Cross Media
Total◆What were your main objectives for exhibiting at Inter BEE 2019?
(Multiple answers accepted)■Overseas Exhibitor by region and country
Country Region / Exhibitor

Area

Country Region / ExhibitorJapan

1 country / 526 Co. Org

Asia

7 Country Region /130 Co. Org

China 67, Korea 26, Taiwan 25
Hong Kong 9, Singapore 1, India 1, Vietnam 1

North America

3 Country Region /212 Co. Org

US 197, Canada 14, Brazil 1

Oceania

3 Country Region /24 Co. Org

Australia 12, New Zealand 1, Israel 8

24 Country Region /266 Co. Org

UK 73, Germany 66, France 22, Sweden 13
Netherland 12, Italy 11, Spain 11, Belgium 10
Switzerland 9, Austria 8, Denmark 6, Norway 6
Hungary 3, Bulgaria 2, Finland 2, Turkey 2
Czech 2, Croatia 2, Latvia 1, Portugal 1
Lichtenstein 1, Slovakia 1, Greece 1, Romania 1

Europe

38
632

78.4%

Sales promotion of product and/or technology

76.5%

Promotion of new product and technology

76.5%

Collecting information from visitors

74.5%

Seeking new Clients in Japan

55.9%

Strengthening relations with business clients

28.4%

Achieving business agreements

12.7%

Creating new overseas clients0Japan / 526

38 Total Country Region

10

20

30

40

Outline■Name

Inter BEE 2019
International Broadcast Equipment Exhibition 2019

50

60

■Period

70

80◆How satisfied are you with your goal as a Exhibitor?
Somewhat unsatisfied

90

November 13th (Wednesday) 10:00-17:30 *10:00-19:50
November 14th (Thursday) 10:00-17:30 *10:00-19:50
November 15th (Friday)
10:00-17:00 *10:00-17:10* Schedule for X-Speakers Demo & Presentation (Event Hall)■Location

2.0%

Hard to say

Makuhari Messe
Exhibition Hall 1-8 / International Conference Hall / Event Hall

9.8%

■Organizer

Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA)

Very satisfied

28.4%

1,158 Exhibitors■Supported by

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC)

Somewhat satisfied

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)

59.8%

Advanced Imaging Society Japan Committee
Association of Media in Digital
Camera & Imaging Products Association
Digital Signage Consortium
IPDC Forum
IPTV FORUM JAPANJAPAN AD.CONTENTS ASSOCIATION
Japan Association of Audiovisual Producers, Inc.
Japan Association of Lighting Engineers & Designers
Japan Association of Professional Recording Studios
Japan Association of Video Communication
Japan Audio Society
Japan Cable and Telecommunications Association
Japan Cable Television Engineering Association
JAPAN POST PRODUCTION ASSOCIATION
Japan PublicViewing Association
Japan Satellite Broadcasting Association
JAPAN STAGE SOUND BUSINESS COOPERATIVEJapanese Society of Cinematographers
JSL
Mobile Broadband Association
MOTION PICTURE and TELEVISION ENGIREERING SOCIETY of japan, Inc.
MULTISCREEN BROADCASTING STUDY GROUP
National Theatrical & Television Lighting Industrial Cooperative
Next Generation Contents Distribution Forum
Projection Mapping Association of Japan
Radio Engineering & Electronics Association
Specified Radio microphone User's Federation
Stage Sound Association of Japan
State of the Art Technologies Expression Association
The Association of Japanese Animations
The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers
Theatre and Entertainment Technology Association, Japan
3D Consortium
Ultra-Realistic Communications Forum
Visual Industry Promotion Organization■Global Partners*Listed by date established

Total Country Region
Satisfied:Foreign Exhibitor

88.2

Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association (JBA)
The Association of Radio Industries and Bussinesses (ARIB)％

Digital Content Association of Japan (DCAJ)
The Association for Promotion of Advanced Broadcasting Services (A-PAB)*No particular order■Floor plan
Hall 8

Exhibition Outline

Hall 7

Hall 6

Hall 5

Hall 4

Hall 3

Hall 2■Managed by
Japan Electronics Show Association (JESA)
5F Ote Center Bldg., 1-1-3, Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0004, Japan
Tel: +81-3-6212-5231

Hall 1

Professional Audio
Equipment

Video Production / Broadcast Equipment
Video Expression /Professional Lighting
ICT / Cross Media

Secretariat Presentation Room
FIRST AID
Cloak

Management Secretariat

Press Room

Meeting Room

Secretariat
Cloak
Registration

Registration

International
Conference Hall

Event Hall#interbee2020

Session Vennue

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