Guide to Exhibit

OutlineName of Exhibition：
Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2024

Period： Trade Oct. 16th (Wed.) to 18th (Fri.), 2024
Trade & Public
Oct. 19th (Sat.), 2024

Venue：Tokyo Big Sight West Exhibition Hall 1-4

Organizers：The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies (SJAC)
Tokyo Big Sight Inc.

Exhibit Scale：Approximately 30,000㎡ (expectation)

Exhibition Guidelines◆ Booth Standard ◆
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Basic Booth◆ Applications ◆Booth number plate

Please complete the application form on the Japan International
Aerospace Exhibition 2024 oﬃcial website.

If there are adjacent booths, the organizer will
install back panels, side panels to ensure they
are clearly separated, and a booth number plate.

(Note) Carpet will not be provided.
3m(Note) Panels will not be provided for island booths.
Side panels will not be provided in corner booths
or other booths with no adjacent booths.

Three layout types are available. Side panel 3m
Side panel●Single-row booths
Back panel●Double-row booths
2.7m(Four booths or more)●Island booths(Ten booths or more)
12m
6m
3m
Single-row booths (four booths)

https://www.japanaerospace.jp/en/

3m
Basic booth（9m2）◆ Application Deadline and Payment ◆Booth Layouts (Basic Booths Only)

Booth Allocation

Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2024
oﬃcial website

2.7m

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6m

2.7m
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◆ Fees ◆1.

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Booth Fees

⑴ General (Japan/Overseas)
JPY 560,000 (excluding tax) per booth (9㎡)⑵ Regular Member or Associated Member of the Society ofJapanese Aerospace Companies :JPY 532,000 (excluding tax) per booth (9㎡)⑶ Government oﬃces, Local governments, NPOs, IAAs, Schools
and other public corporations, Organizations, and Foreignembassies :JPY 504,000 (excluding tax) per booth (9㎡)
⑷ Indoor Large Exhibits (discount is only to the booth space forindoor display of actual or mock-ups that require a space of 36㎡
or more) :JPY 392,000 (excluding tax) per booth (9㎡)
(Note) 1 booth = 9㎡ (WDH: 3m × 3m × 2.7m)(Note) Please refer to "Exhibition Regulations" on page 13 for more details.
(Note) Details regarding package booths will be announced at a later
date.

Included in the Booth Fees

⑴ Exhibit space (back panels, side panels, and a booth number plate)⑵ Invitation tickets (quantity is determined according to thenumber of booths)⑶ Planning, operation, and promotional expenses provided by theorganizer⑷ Inclusion of the exhibitor name on the ﬂoor map and various
printed materials⑸ Safety management, personnel, and security expenses provided
by the organizer (excluding booth security)

Not Included in the Booth Fees

⑴ Exhibitor's own booth decoration, construction, and operating
expenses⑵ Construction and usage expenses for utilities such as electricity,water, and gas used within the exhibitor's own booth⑶ Expenses for advertisements placed in various printed materials⑷ Insurance premiums for exhibition objects⑸ Compensation for any accidents such as bodily injury that occur
during exhibition, demonstrations, move-in/out work
⑹ Expenses for the renovation of booth decorations based on the
exhibition regulations and laws and ordinances⑺ Other expenses not included in the booth fees

April 30 (Tue.), 2024

Application Deadline

Double-row booths (six booths)

The location of each exhibitor's booths will be determined by theorganizer, taking into account various factors such as zoning, exhibit
areas booth size, and number of participations in past exhibitions.

Application Deadline
Application Withholding or Cancellation

The organizer may withhold or cancel any applications for
exhibits that are determined to be unsuitable for theexhibition.

Payment

After the application is accepted, the organizer will issue an
invoice to the applicant.

May 31 (Fri.), 2024

Payment Deadline

4.

Cancellation Fees

In general, once an application is accepted, it cannot becanceled or modiﬁed.

Date of cancellation(received by the organizer in writing)Cancellation fees

On or before May 31 (Fri.), 2024

10% of the booth fees

On or after June 1 (Sat.), 2024

100% of the booth fees

◆ Schedule ◆May 2023

Applications Start

April 30 (Tue.), 2024

Application Deadline

May 31 (Fri.), 2024

Deadline for
Booth Fees Payment

Around July 2024

Exhibitor Brieﬁng

October 14 (Mon.) to
October 15 (Tue.), 2024

Move-In

October 16 (Wed.) to
October 19 (Sat.), 2024

Japan International
Aerospace Exhibition 2024

October 19 (Sat.), 2024

Move-Out (Same Day)

Tokyo Big Sight Inc.

Tel. +81-3-5530-1324

3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063, JAPANhttps://www.japanaerospace.jp/en/

Contact Japan International Aerospace 2024 Management Oﬃce E-mail bigsight-ja@tokyo-bigsight.co.jp

〇 Japan's soaring aerospace industry

One of the largest exhibitions in Japan,
showcasing the best of the world's aviation,
space, and defense industries

Japan's aerospace industry plays an important role in the world by providing licensed production of defense
aircraft and developing small and large aircraft, satellites, and rockets, as well as participating in various
international joint development projects and collaborative production. This industry exceeded a production
value of two trillion yen in the late 2010s.
After this production value decreased due to the decline in aircraft demand during the COVID-19 pandemic,
FY2022 saw a rapid turnaround with a 13.6% year-on-year increase. This recovery is expected to continue
into the future.
The production of engines for civil applications is also on track for a full recovery as things return to normal
after the COVID-19 pandemic. With the production of commercial aircraft such as the Boeing 787 and 777X
expected to increase in the future, we can conﬁdently anticipate long-term growth. As for the defense
sector, there are high expectations for the stable procurement of ﬁxed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft, and thedevelopment of next-generation ﬁghter aircraft based on the Defense Buildup Program announced in 2022.
（Trillion yen）
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Main Theme of Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2024

SOARING for DIVERSITY,
over the GLOBAL-SKY, into SPACE
The aerospace industry has been dramatically changed over the past few years with a great deal of expansion.
The main theme represents the future expansion and diversiﬁcation of the aerospace industry, and the wish topromote the aerospace industry together.
As one of the largest international aerospace exhibitions in Japan, under this main theme, JA2024 aims topromote the robust development of the aerospace industry to both exhibitors and visitors.
We have also developed three sub-themes that cover particular expanding areas in the aerospace industry andindicate the direction of JA2024.
〇 SDGs in Aerospace Industries〇 Post COVID-19 Transportation〇 New Domain for Human Activities, Outer-Space & Cyber-Space”
In accordance with these sub-themes, JA2024 aims to target the exhibitors and visitors by breaking beyond
the bounds of conventional exhibitions, and will add emerging ﬁelds such as decarbonization technology(SAF/hydrogen/electriﬁcation), which has gained a lot of attention in recent years, as well as Urban Air
Mobility (ﬂying cars/drones) and the space business (small satellites/space exploration).

“SOARING for DIVERSITY, over the GLOBAL-SKY, into SPACE”
The acronym of the main theme is SDGs, and this symbolizes the addition of SDGs to the exhibition, which iscurrently a pressing issue for the entire aerospace industry.

A new JA character "JACKY" was born on the occasion of JA2024.
JACKY is based on a phoenix to symbolize the expected V-shaped

recovery of the Japanese aerospace industry after overcoming the
pandemic. We hope everyone will like JACKY.

ⓒ2023 The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies, Designed by Kazuyo Yasumoto

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〇 A wide range of exhibitors covering the entire industry

JA2024 brings together government agencies, embassy oﬃcials, major companies, and industry players so
you can stay up to date with the latest global market conditions. In addition to showcasing aerospace anddefense manufacturing, operation, and MRO, companies from a wide range of industries will participate todisplay their parts, materials, machine tools, measurement and inspection equipment, software, business
operations, and shipment services. Exhibitors will have opportunities to broaden their businesses in various
ﬁelds not only with visitors but also with other exhibitors.

〇 Introductions to a wide range of new areas and trends

In addition to the existing exhibit areas, JA2024, the ﬁrst since JA2016 and JA2018, we wish to invite
exhibitors involved in cutting-edge ﬁelds such as decarbonization (SAF/hydrogen/electriﬁcation), UAM (ﬂying
cars/drones), and the space business (small satellites/space exploration). We aim to provide newopportunities for Japanese and overseas aerospace companies that are breaking new ground in areas such asurban air transportation, in addition to existing areas such as the manufacture, MRO, and maintenance of
airframes and equipment, materials development, and the provision of passenger transportation services.

Results of JA2016
Number of Exhibitors
and Booths

JA Oﬃcial Character

Japanese Aerospace Industry Sales

812 companies andorganizations
1,291 booths

Participating
Countries/Regions

31 countries/regions

Number of Visitors
Total

44,000Trade day : 31,000

Public day : 13,000

2Let's join Japan's largest general aerospace exhibition, together with major Japanese and foreign companies, government agencies, embassy oﬃcials, and industry players.
Companies from a wide range of industries will exhibit, introducing a broad range of areas such as the manufacture, operation, and MRO for aviation, space, and defense technology,
as well as new areas such as UAM and decarbonization. Don’t miss the chance to see the state-of-the-art products!

Exhibit Areas

Target Visitors

AviationSpace

UAM, Decarbonization

・Airframes, Aircraft components, Aircraft interior・Aircraft engines, Engine related equipment
・Operation, Operating support, Services,
Sales, Logistics
・Aviation related Material/Parts,
Consumables including fuel, Manufacturing
and Processing machines, Inspection andMeasuring equipment, MRO

・Space equipment
・Space utilization and Space related
services・Space related Material/Parts,
Consumables including fuel,Manufacturing and Processing machines,
Inspection and Measuring equipment

・Urban Air Mobility (UAM)
・Decarbonization（SAF：Sustainable Aviation Fuel,
Hydrogen, Electriﬁcation）

Entertainment, Research agencies
・IT Solution, Design/Prototyping support
・Administrative agencies, Research
agencies
・Entertainment

Three Activity Points
SDGs in Aerospace Industries

Business person related to Spacebusiness・Space utilization/Space
exploration/Space infrastructure
・Start-up company

Post COVID-19 Transportation

Business person in the ﬁeld ofdevelopment/manufacturing/operati
on related to Decarbonization
・Development/Manufacturing/
Supply/Operation related to SAF
・Development/Manufacturing/
Supply/Operation related to
Hydrogen・Development/Manufacturing/
Supply/Operation related toElectriﬁcation

New Domain for Human Activities, Outer-Space & Cyber-Space

Beneﬁts of Participating■Business matching opportunities

You can use the business matching system which is a solid track record at overseas exhibitions and can be said to be thede facto industry standard provided by French company abe - advanced business events/BCI Aerospace. This systemprovides eﬀective business opportunities to interact with other corporations from both Japan and abroad.
【JA2016 Results】
Number of Meetings: 4,457 meetings (2 days)
Number of Companies: 316 companies from 24 countries[Supplier: 284 (Overseas: 85, Japan: 199), Buyer: 32 (Overseas: 21, Japan: 11)]

■Lectures and seminars by industry leaders

We invite lecturers from government agencies and major companies in Japan and overseas to hold lectures andseminars where they disseminate the latest information on the aerospace industry, and discuss future predictions as
industry leaders. To expand the number of visitors, productive events will be planned.

■Promotional activities to attract visitors

Exhibition venue (JA2016)

Lectures and seminars (JA2016)

We oﬀer a range of promotional activities to attract visitors.

◇Providing the latest
information on the exhibition
・Updating the oﬃcial website forposting the latest information
・Distribution of e-newsletters anddirect mail・Posts on social media◇Advertisements and publicity
・Advertising using digital tools,
newspapers, and industry
magazines
・Publicity activities◇ Other activities

・PR activities at overseas
exhibitions
・Requests for cooperation to
Japanese and foreign industry
organizations and government
agencies■Public events held on the ﬁnal day

On the ﬁnal day (October 19), various public events will be held to introduce the aerospace industry to the generalpublic, including young people. This aims to bolster interest and understanding of the current state and future of theaerospace industry.

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Business person in the ﬁelds ofmanufacturing and operation related to
Aerospace and Defense equipment
・Aviation/Space/Mechanical/
Electric/Electronic/Precisionequipment, Parts, Material・Air transportation, Infrastructure
related to aviation
・Maintenance Repair and Overhauls
・Telecommunication
・Trading Company, Agency
・Government oﬃce, Publicorganization, Educational
institution

Blue Impulse Jr. (JA2016)

F-35 mock-up (JA2016)

Business person in the ﬁeld ofdevelopment/manufacturing/operat
ion related to UAM(Urban Air
Mobility)
・Development/Manufacturing/
Supply/Operation related to Drone,eVTOL, and Flying car
・Development/Manufacturing/Operation related to UAM
infrastructure
・Transportation, Logistics, Disaster,
Measure, Photography, Security,
Agriculture, etc.
General Visitors
・All those interested in theaerospace industry
・All those related to the aerospaceindustry4

Exhibit Areas

Aviation

Detailed Areas

Airframes,
Aircraft components,
Aircraft interior・Aircraft・Aircraft engines

・Missile

NEW・Engines for・Airframe related
equipment/components

・Engines for missile

・Electronic/
Communication equipment

・Engine accessories
and related equipment

Aviation related Material/Parts,
Consumables including fuel,Manufacturing andProcessing machines,
Inspection andMeasuring equipment,
MRO

Operation,
Operating support,
Services, Sales,
Logistics

Aircraft engines,
Engine related
equipment

・Airframe/Engine
material or parts

・Airport facility/
maintenance,
and Groundsupport equipment

・Consumables
including fuelNEW・Small satelliteNEW・Manufacturing/・Space equipment

・Airport Security
・Air traﬃc control,
Ground based station,
Signal communication

・Interior, Seats,
In-ﬂight entertainment
system・Aviation related services
・Sales Agency
・Transportation
NEW・Services

NEW
・Manufacturing/

Supply of Hydrogen・Manufacturing/
Processing machines・Rocket launching・Space material/parts

・Large satellite

NEW・Space environment

・Consumables including fuelNEW・Space exploration

・Manufacturing/
Processing machines

utilization(Moon, Planet)・Drill, Tool

・Mounting equipment

・Satellite image

・Satellite communicationequipment/facility

・Positioning information

・Inspection/
Measuring equipment

・Broadcast/Communication services

・Drill, Tool

NEW・Small satellite・Inspection/
Measuring equipment

NEW・In-orbit services,utilization businessSpace debris solutions

Introduction of Exhibit Areas

Introduction of Exhibit Areas◇This area is related to R&D, manufacturing, operation, and maintenance of aircraft and missiles. In the
manufacturing sector, this includes design, materials, manufacturing, testing, inspection, sales, and MROof airframes/engines/related parts. In the operations sector, this includes airline, security andcommunication for locations where aircraft take oﬀ and land, and the construction of facilities and groundequipment. A wide range of companies working in these areas come together not only from Japan but
also from overseas. As this exhibition attracts government agencies from Japan and overseas as well as
various industry players, it oﬀers great opportunities for business expansion.

◇This area will see participation from companies in the space sector involved in the manufacture of satellites/
rockets/ground facility’s equipment, and rocket launches, as well as companies providing services that utilize
satellite-communications and positioning information based on artiﬁcial satellites and other space infrastructure. It
will also have participation from various Japanese and overseas companies involved in areas such as the
manufacture of GPS-equipped mobile phone equipment and satellite dishes that are required for various services.

The exhibition will create new business matching opportunities for future-oriented industries involved in
the production and supply of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and green hydrogen, which are actively being
researched and developed around the world to promote decarbonization, as well as the development of
cutting-edge drone services that are being introduced in various areas such as agriculture, surveying,logistics, disaster management, inspection, research, and journalism.

Aircraft ⒸKawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.

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Supply of SAF

Space utilization andSpace related services

Space related Material/Parts,
Consumables including fuel,Manufacturing andProcessing machines,
Inspection and Measuring
equipment

・Rocket・Maintenance Repair
and Overhauls

using drone

NEW

Space equipment

NEW
・Operation,

Airline

UAM

Space

Detailed Areas

SUBARU Bell 412EPXⒸSUBARU CORPORATIONGEnxⒸGE-AviationNEW

One of the sub-themes of this exhibition is "New Domain for Human Activities, Outer-Space & Cyber-Space".
In recent years, small satellites are being developed thanks to the miniaturization and improved
performance of electronic components. While this allows various services that utilize satellite data inindustries such as agriculture and disaster prevention, it also creates the potential issue of space debris.
Several countries are also advancing in their quests to develop new technologies and businesses related
to space exploration and travel to the moon and Mars. These new areas of business have been called a"modern gold rush" as they create new opportunities to enter the space business market, where newservices and products are expected to emerge.

First H3 Launch VehicleⒸJAXA

Space explorationⒸJAXA

Sample collection by the C-sampler ⒸJAXA

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Exhibit Areas
Detailed Areas

UAM, Decarbonization

Detailed Areas

IT Solution, Design/
Prototyping support

Decarbonization

Urban Air Mobility (UAM)

Entertainment, Research agencies

NEW
・DroneNEW・SAF

・IT system

NEW・eVTOLNEW
・Hydrogen・Solution

・Flying car
NEW・Electriﬁcation
NEWNEW
・Vertiport

NEW
・SDGs related to aerospace industries

Administrative agencies,
Research agencies

・Press, Publication

・Government oﬃce
・Municipality

・Design/Prototyping support
・Software development
・Simulator

・Model, Goods

・Embassy

・Travel・Independentadministrative agency

・Amusement

・University

・Video game software

・Educational/
Research institution

NEW・Cyber-SpaceEntertainment

・Space travel
NEW・Other organizations
・Aerospace industries cluster

・Design

Introduction of Exhibit Areas
Urban Air Mobility (UAM) is the urban air transportation system for transporting people and goods by air.
Focusing on electric vertical take-oﬀ and landing aircraft (eVTOL), there has been rapid development ofdrones and drone technology that are expected to bring about the so-called "industrial revolution in thesky". JA2024 will showcase a wide range of cutting-edge UAM technologies such as ﬂying cars that are
being developed for the 2025 Osaka/Kansai Expo and vertiports that will serve as airports for ﬂying cars.
This provides valuable opportunities to expand business into the UAM ﬁeld, which is one of the mostprominent "Post COVID-19 Transportation".

NEW

NEW

One of the sub-themes of this exhibition is "SDGs in Aerospace Industries". SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel)is thought to be a critical factor for the decarbonization of aviation. Therefore, rapid development andadoption is a pressing issue. Furthermore, new technologies such as hydrogen-powered and electric
aircraft are expanding its business market not only to make aircraft operations more sustainable, but also
to develop infrastructure, such as airports. This expansion of business consists of improvements to existing
technologies, such as automation and upgraded eﬃciency, as well as the introduction of new technologies.
We are actively seeking exhibitors from such areas that contribute to the common objective of achieving
SDGs. Therefore, JA2024 plays an important role in the quest to match SDG targets.

JA2024 aims to promote new areas that help achieve the following Sustainable Development Goals.

Flying car

Source: Website of the Ministry of Economy,
Trade and Industry of Japan（https://www.meti.go.jp/policy/mono_info_service/mono/
robot/aam_eng.html）

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Drone

Created by editing the source: Website of the
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan（https://www.meti.go.jp/policy/mono_info_service/mono/
robot/aam_eng.html）

Hydrogen airplaneⒸMETIIntroduction of Exhibit Areas
NEW The latest technology such as DX (digital transformation) and Cyber-Space allows optimal, shortest, andhigh-mix low-volume development and manufacturing through the utilization of consistent streams ofdata throughout the entire process from design and prototyping to manufacturing and evaluation. In
addition, data-based simulation technology can now be used in a wider range of applications fromdesign to manufacturing, evaluation, and examination. JA2024 provides valuable matching opportunities
for exhibitors and visitors who share a strong interest in DX.

◇ JA2024 will attract a range of research and development institutes, universities, as well as start-up
companies and clusters that have unique technologies. As a comprehensive exhibition containing
everything related to the aerospace industry, it is the perfect opportunity to access the latest R&D trends
and new business opportunities for future growth.
NEW

After the lifting of travel restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people are now rediscovering the
joy and excitement of air travel. The space industry is mainly being promoted by private companies.
Nowadays, people focus on life in space (clothing, food, and shelter), and new services and products
are being created to solve problems, and to fulﬁll needs. Travel agencies have already started oﬀering
space tours, and more people are interested in space travel, an entirely new level of tourism, that candeliver experiences that are not possible on Earth. At JA2024, we are planning a public day on Saturday,
which will provide an opportunity to engage with a diverse range of people in the entertainment area.

Space station©AﬂoTanegashima Space Center Space MuseumⒸJAXA

Next-generation ﬁghter aircraft

Source: Ministry of Defense website（https://www.mod.go.jp/j/press/news/2022/12/09a.html）

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JAPAN INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE EXHIBITION 2016 Exhibitors List
PeriodOct. 12th(Wed.) to 15th(Sat.), 2016

Venue

Tokyo Big Sight (West Exhibition Hall)

Number of Exhibitors：812 companies

Exhibit Scale：1,291 booths（★）Co-exhibitors

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JAPAN INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE EXHIBITION 2018TOKYO Exhibitors List

(Reference)

PeriodNov. 28th(Wed.) to 30th(Fri.), 2018

Venue

Tokyo Big Sight East Hall 7, 8

Number of Exhibitors：520 companies■ Domestic Exhibitors (★)Co-exhibitor
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3D Systems Japan K.K
AC Ishikawa (Aircraft Industry Cluster
in Ishikawa Prefecture)★Asashita Mekki Co.,Ltd.
★ FITTING KUZE CO.,LTD★ Fukada Heat Treatment Co., Ltd.
★ HOKURYO CO.,LTD★ Marusho Co., Ltd.
★ MATSUMOTO MACHINE CO., LTD.
★ NISUI CO.,LTD★SANYO-SEIKI CO.,LTD.
★TAKABAYASHI MFG.CO.,LTD
ACCURATE.INC
Acquisition, Technology & Logistics
Agency (ATLA)★ RealViz,Inc.
★SONIC CORPORATION★Top Water Systems,.Co.ltd★Watec Co., Ltd.
★YP System Co.,Ltd.
Aero Facility Co.,Ltd
AeroEdge Co., Ltd.
AICHI-NAGOYA Pavilion★Aero Group★AKEVONO INDUSTRY CO.,LTED.
★ASANO MFG.Co.,Ltd★ATSUTA KIGYO Co., Ltd★ CJAC★ Gamagori Seisakusho.Co., Ltd.
★ HODEN SEIMITSU KAKOKENKYUSHO CO.,LTD.
★ i-o-m Co.,LTD★Ishitoshi Machining Inc.
★IZAWA METAL Co., Ltd.
★ KAGA SANGYO CO.,LTD.
★ KOUWA-TEC CO.,LTD.
★ Laserx Co., Ltd.
★ Mizuhocraft Co., Ltd.
★ Nagae-Siki Co., Ltd.
★ Nagoya Chamber of Commerce &Industry.
★ Nagoya Quality Assurance
Technology Co.,Ltd.
★ NAKANO AVIATION CO.,LTD.
★ NSR JAPAN Co., Ltd.
★ O&M HEATER CO.,LTD.
★ Paionia Furyokuki Co.,Ltd.
★Sanko Hamono Co., Ltd.
★SANKO MFG CO., LTD.
★SEIKODO Corp.
★Takasago Electric, Inc.
★TOHMEI GROUP★WANTS Inc.
★YAMASHITAKOUSAKUSYO Co., Ltd.
AKEVONO INDUSTRY CO.,LTED.
ALTEX CORPORATION★SynQorAMPEX Japan Ltd.
Amphenol Japan Ltd.

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BIC TOOL CO., LTD.
BSK System Assessment Center
Chubu Aerospace Industries
Daido Steel Co.,Ltd.
Daitron Co.,Lrd.
Dassault Systemes K.K.
DDC Electronics K.K.
Deloitte Tohmatsu Group
DMG MORI CO., LTD.
DSEI Japan 2019
EAGLE INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
Enable K.K.
ENERTOPIA JAPAN★THERMOCOAX

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EvaAviation.com Co.

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FASOTEC CO., LTD.
Flow Japan Corporation
FUJI INDUSTRIES CO.,LTD.
FUJIKOWA INDUSTRY Co., LTD.
Fukuoka Aircraft Industry Network★ Belltechne Co.,Ltd★ FUJI SEISAKUSHO CO.,LTD★ FUKUNETSU Co.,Ltd★Japan Finetech co.,Ltd★ Kyushu Denka Co.,Ltd★ N.F.T CO.,LTD★ NAKASHIMA TURRET CO.LTD
Fukushima Prefecture★Aizu Ultra Violet Japan Group★ FUJIKIKO Co.,Ltd.
★ MIMURA KOGYO CO.,LTD★ MIURA Co.,Ltd★ NIDAK SEIMITSU, INC.
Gifu Prefecture/Kakamigahara city
★APC AEROSPECIALTY INC.
★Asahi Kinzoku Kogyo Inc.
★ Gifu Aerospace Component Cluster(GACCT)★ Imai Aero-Equipment Mfg. Co., Ltd.
★ IWATA MFG.CO.LTD.
★ Kawasaki Gifu Co-operative Society★ MEIHOKU KOGYO CO., LTD★TENRYU AERO COMPONENT CO.,LTD
Gunma Industry Support Organization★Asano CO., LTD.
★ Kouyou Seikou Co.,Ltd.
★ MACHIDA GEAR MANUFACTURING
CO., LTD.
★ URAWA Works CO., LTD.
hakkocorporation
Hakudo CO.,LTD
Hiroshima Aircraft Industry Promotion
Association★ Chugai Technos★ Interface Corporation★ Kurashiki Boring Kiko Co., Ltd★ Meiwa Kosakusho.Co., Ltd★ Misashi Co., Ltd★ Nihon Parkerizing Hiroshima WorksCo., Ltd★ShinChuou Kogyo Co., Ltd
Hokkaido Aerospace Science andTechnology Incubation Center★ HASTIC★ Hokkiado Spaceport Research
Association★Taikai town
Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
IHI AEROSPACE CO., LTD.
IHI Corporation★ IHI Aero Manufacturing Co.,Ltd.
★ IHI Castings Co., Ltd.
★ IHI Inspection & Instrumentation
Co., Ltd.
★ IHI Jet Service Co., Ltd.
★ INC Engineering Co.,Ltd.
InterStellar Technologies,Inc
ISHIKAWA-GUMI,LTD.
Ishitoshi Machining Inc.
7AMCO CORPORATIONJAPAN AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS'ASSOCIATION
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Japan Aircraft Development
Corporation
Japan External Trade Organization
JAPANESE AERO ENGINESCORPORATIONJTEKT CORPORATION

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Jupitor Corporation
Kanto Aircraft Instrument Co., Ltd.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
★ Nippi Corporation
Kistler Japan Co., Ltd.
KNIPEX TOOLS JAPAN K.K.
kobe machinery & metal industry
association★ DAITO CHEMICAL CO.,LTD★ HANSHIN MRTALICS CORP
★ HYOGO PRECISION CO.,LTD★ IFUKU PRECISION MACHINERYCO.,LTD★J.TEC CO.,LTD★ KARUMO FOUNDRY CO.,LTD.
★ KOBE MATERIAL TESTINGLABORATORY CO.,LTD★ KYOEI CO.,LTD.
★ MAEDA PRECISIONMFG.LTD.LTD★ MARUI GALVANIZING CO.,LTD★ MATSUMOTO KOUSAKUSYO
CO.,LTD★ ONAGA CO.,LTD.
★SANO-IRON WORKS CO.,LTD★SATO SEIKI CO.,LTD★SIMOZATO KOGYO CO.,LTD★TAKAYAMA CO.,LTD★WADA MOLDS INDUSTRY CO.,LTD★YAMAMOTO ELECTORIC WORKS
CO.,LTD★YAMASHIRO KIKO CO.,LTD
Kodama Corporation, Ltd.
Kyocera Corporation
Kyoto Aerospace Industrial Network★ CHUKIN Co.,LTD★ Kawasaki Machine Industry Co.,LTD.
★ KEDO SHEETMETAL WORKS
CO.,LTD.
★ Koyo Netsuren Corporation★ KUSAKAWA SEIKI Co.,LTD★SANWA KAKO Co.,LTD★TERAUCHI MANUFACTURING
CO.,LTD.
Kyuden Business Solutions Co.,Inc.
Marposs Kabushiki Kaisha
Marubeni Information Systems Co.,Ltd★Stratasys Japan Co., Ltd.
Meiho Electronics Co.,Ltd
Mie Prefectural Government★ Cosmos Corporation Co., Ltd.
★ DAIKI SANGYO CO., LTD.
★ HIKARI SEIKO CO., LTD.
★ KITAOKA Industrial, Inc.
★ Maeda Technica Co., Ltd.
★ Mie Aerospace Industry Project★ NABELL CORPORATION★TOYO KOGYO CO., LTD.
Mitsubishi Corporation Technos
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATIONMITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD.
★ Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation★ Mitsubishi Heavy Industries AeroEngines, Ltd.
MITSUBISHI MATERIALSCORPORATION
Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd.
Mitsui Seiki Kogyo Co., Ltd.
MSR INC
MUSASHI ENGINERING, INC.
Nabtesco Corporation
Nacelle CO., LTD
Nagano Techno Foundation★Aerospace IIDA
★ HARA SEISAKUSYO★TSUZUKI MANUFACTURING Co.,Ltd.
National Institute of Information andCommunications Technology
NAVICOM AVIATION CORPORATION

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NIHON MARUKO CO.,LTD.
NIIGATA SKY PROJECT★ KAKIZAKI Machinery Inc.
★ Marubishi Denshi Co.,Ltd.
★ Niigata Metallikon Industries
Corporation★ Pearl Light Industry CO.Ltd★SADO SEIMITSU CO.LTD★TOTSUKAKINZOKUKOGYO Co.,Ltd.
Nippon Aircraft Supply Co., Ltd
NIPPON PAPER CRECIA CO., LTD.
NTK International Corporation★Airtech International Inc.
★ DWA Aluminum Composites USA,Inc.
★ Henkel Japan Co. Ltd★ Kamatics Corporation★ Martin UAV(NTK International Corporation)★ Northrop Grumman Corporation
Innovation Systems(NTK International Corporation)★ Planetary Systems Corporation★ Robertson Fuel Systems(NTKInternational Corporation)★Starﬁre Systems, Inc.
NTN Corportaion
NTT Advanced Technology
Corporation
Oita Prefectural Organization for
Industry Creation★ DENKEN Co.,Ltd★ KASYU KOGYO Co.,LTD★ Oita Challenger Working Group
Okinawa Pref. Government Aviation
Industry Cluster
OKOUCHI METAL COONOX MTT CO.,LTD.
Osaka Stainless Co., Ltd.
Polytec Japanpues corporation★Japan Hydro system Industry
Company
RIKEN DENGU SEIZO CO.,LTD.
SAGAMIHARA INDUSTRIALPROMOTION FOUNDATION★ KAWASAKA Mfg,Co.,Ltd.
★ Niko Optics Co.,Ltd★TDI ELECTRONICS Co., LTD.
★Watty Corporation
Saitama Industrial Promotion Public
Corporation★ Fujikura Rubber Ltd.
★ Imaizumiseiki Co., Ltd.
★ Kit Seiko Corporation★ Niko Manufactory Co., Ltd.
★ Nishina Industrial Co., Ltd.
★ Ohmura Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
★ Uchida Seiken Co.,Ltd.
SAKAGUCHI E.H VOC CORP.
Sakura Rubber Co., Ltd.
Sanyo Machine Works, Ltd.
SASAKI Co.,Ltd
SHIMADZU CORPORATION
Shimadzu Precision Instruments, Inc.
ShinMaywa Industries, Ltd.
Shizuoka-prefecture★Aoyama-Seiko Co.,Ltd.
(Co-op, SOLAE)★ Broach Kensaku Kogyosho Co.,Ltd.
(Co-op, SOLAE)★ Chuen Netsushori Giken Co.,Ltd.
(Co-op, SOLAE)★ Iwakura Welding Industries Co.,Ltd.
(Co-op, SOLAE)★Johoku Industrial Co.,Ltd.

(Co-op, SOLAE)
Kamiya Riken Co.,Ltd.
(Co-op, SOLAE)★ Kaneko Gear Mfg Co., Ltd.
(Co-op, SOLAE)★ Pi PHOTONICS, INC.
★ Pulstec Industrial Co.,Ltd.
★Sakai Sangyo Co.,Ltd.
(Co-op, SOLAE)★Sakurai Ltd.
★S-TEC Co.,Ltd.
(Co-op, SOLAE)★Techno Motor Engineering Co.,Ltd.
(Co-op, SOLAE)★TSK Corporation★Yaizu Seiki Co.,Ltd.
(Co-op, SOLAE)SINFONIA TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
SINTO V-CERAX,LTD
Skylabel Co., Inc.
★Tronair Inc.
Snap-on Tools Japan K.K.
Sogo Spring Manufacturing Company
LimitedSOLTON CO.,LTD
STAHLWILLESUBARU CORPORATION
Sumitomo Precision Products Co., Ltd★Silicon Sensing Systems Japan, Ltd.
Sunny Ltd.
Susanoo Corporate Group seeking
operations for aircraft★ Fadeco Corporation★ Hadaseiko co.,ltd.
★ Izumo zoki co.,ltd.
★ Kiguchi Technics Inc.
★ Makata Industry inc.
★ Moriya Cutlery Laboratory, Ltd.
★ Nakasa co., ltd.

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TAIYO NIPPON SANSO CORPORATION
Tamagawa Aero Systems Co.,Ltd.
TAMAGAWA SEIKI CO., LTD.
TANIDA Ltd.
THE NEW INDUSTRY RESEARCHORGANIZATION(HYOGO AEROSPACECONSORTIUM)★AKASHI KASEI Co.,Ltd★ARIO TECHNO CO.,LTD.
★ DAINICHI MFG.CO.,LTD.
★ Finetech Inc.
★ FUKUSHIN ELECTRIC CO.,LTD.
★ Hamax Co.,Ltd.
★ HYOGO PRECISION CO.,LTD★ INASAKA GEAR MFG. CO., LTD.
★JOYO Company Limited★JUSTEED INC.
★ KARUMO FOUNDRY Co.,Ltd.
★ Kawanishi Aero Parts Products
Co.,Ltd.
★ KISHIRO CO.,LTD★ KORETSUNE SEIKO ,LTD.
★ MAEDA KOGYO CO., LTD.
★ NASADA.corporation★ Nomura Plating Co.,LTD.
★ ONAGA CO., LTD.
★ PIONEER SEIKO CO., LTD★Sano-Iron-Works Co.,Ltd★SATO PRECISION CO., LTD★SHIMIZUTECH co.,ltd.
★Shinko Inspection & Service Co.,Ltd.
★SHIN-NIPPON NONDESTRUCTIVE
INSPECTION CO,LTD★SHIN'YO ENGINEERING CO.,LTD.
★TAKIGAWA KOGYO CO.,LTD.
★TOCALO Co.,Ltd.
★Yamamoto Metal Technos Co.,Ltd.
★YAMASHIRO KIKO CO.,LTD.
★Yoshioka Industry co.,ltd
TOBII TECHNOLOGY K.K.
Tochigi Prefectural Government★ACM TOCHIGI CO.,LTD★ I.C.S Corporation

Kamedasangyo Co.Ltd.
KIKUCHI GEAR CO.,LTD★Suzumenomiya Industry Co.,Ltd★TETSUKA CREATE Co.,Ltd.
★Tochigi Aerospace Conference★ UESAWA WORKS,Inc.
★VANTECH CO.,LTD★Yuhara Mfg Co.,LtdTODO INTERNATIONAL INC.
Tohoku Aerospace Industry Forum/
Hokkaido Aero Business Network★AKIMOKU IRON WORKS CO.,LTD.
★Akita Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.
★Akita New Composite Production
Technology Research andDevelopment Partnership★Akita Research Initiative★ allsafe JAPAN LTD.
★ CHIMERA CO.,LTD.
★ DBC System R&D Co.,Ltd.
★ HIKICHI SEIKO CO.,LTD★ HONDA SEIKI CO.LTD★ HORIKO Co.,Ltd.
★ ITO HEAT TREATMENT CO.,LTD★ KAWANISHI-SEIMITU co.,ltd.
★ KOIWAI Co., Ltd.
★ KYOOKA Co.,Ltd★ KYOYU CO.,Ltd.
★ Motohashi Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
★ NAGASAWA Machinery Co.,LTD★ Niizuma Seiki Co., Ltd.
★ plant yonezawa Inc.
★Sanei-Kikai Co.,Ltd★SEC Corporation Ltd.
★Seishin Hightech Co., Ltd.
★Suzuki Kikai Co.,Ltd.
★TACHIBANA MACHINE INDUSTRY
CO.,LTD★TOMESEICOH Co.,Ltd.
★Towa Industry,Co.,Ltd.
★WORLD YAMAUCHI CO.,LTD.
★Yasojima Proceed CO., Ltd★YURI-HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.
TOKYO BOEKI TECHNO-SYSTEM, LTD.
TOKYO IDEAL CO.,LTD
Tokyo Metropolitan Aviation Network(Tokyo Metropolitan Government)★ Daishin Seiki Corporation★ Dowa Forging Co., Ltd.
★ Fuji Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
★ Hachiyoo Inc.
★ MARKTEC Corporation★ Mimasu Industries Co., Ltd.
★ Nagase Co., Ltd.
★SANNO Techno-Arts Co., Ltd.
★Sugasawa Seiki Co., Ltd.
★Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial
Technology Research Institute★ Urano Co., Ltd.
★Yamato Gokin Co., Ltd.
★Yoshimasu Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
★Yuki Precision Co., Ltd.
Toray Precision Co.,Ltd.
TOYO Corporation
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UCHIDA Co., Ltd.

WYWEARE Paciﬁc
Yamaguchi Aerospace Cluster★Axs★ CHUGOKUDENKAKOUGYOU★ HIBIKISEIKI★ kuroisoseisakusyo★ ONEX CORPORATION Yamaguchi
Plant★shinwaseikou★yamaguchi industrial promotion
foundation
Yokohama Engineering Service Ltd,
Yusen Logistics Co., Ltd.
YXLON International K.K

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AirbusArconic Fastening Systems
BCI Aerospace
Bell
Canada Pavilion★Advance GSE Corp.
★Aeropol Aviation Services Corp.
★ CarteNav Solutions Inc.
★ CaseBank Technologies Inc.
★ City of Mississauga★ Cyclone Manufacturing Inc.
★ FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd.
★ Orbital Farm Inc.
★ Red River College★Satcom Direct★Shimco★Space Engine Systems Inc.
★Viking Air Limited★Virtek Vision International Inc.
CzechInvest★5M s.r.o.
★Aircraft Industries, a.s.
★ Czech Space Alliance★ Embassy of the Czech Republic inTokyo★ esc Aerospace s.r.o.
★Iguassu Software Systems, a.s.
★Investment and Business
Development Agency CzechInvest★Investment and Business
Development Agency CzechInvest(Tokyo Oﬃce)★ MGM Compro★ Ministry of Defense of the Czech
Republic★ Moravian Aerospace Cluster★TOSEDA s.r.o.
★TTS, s.r.o.
ELBIT SYSTEMS
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
GIFAS French Pavilion★AIR COST CONTROL★ BOLLORE LOGISTICS JAPAN KK★ DEDIENNE AEROSPACE★SEREME★SOCOMORE
Glenair Inc
Honeywell Intl Inc.
IAI- Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd.
ILA Berlin 2020 / Messe Berlin
Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace
Korea Aerospace Industries
Association
LEONARDOLOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATIONLOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION
MARPA
MBDA
NICOMATIC Corporation★JEPICO Corporation
Parylene Japan / Specialty Coating
Systems
Patria Helicopters AB

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Pattonair
SAP MEDIA WORLDWIDE LTD.
si-Cluster(Greek National Delegation)★ Hellenic Association of Space
Industries★ Hellenic Space Agency★ INASCO HELLAS★ Integrated Systems Development（ISD）SA★ INTEROPERABILITY SYSTEMSINTERNATIONAL ‒ ISI HELLAS★ Prisma Electronics★Theon Sensors
Society of Indian Aerospace
Technologies and Industries (SIATI)
Taiwan Aerospace Industry Association★Aerospace Industrial Development
Corporation (AIDC)★ MIN CHUN PRECISION CO.,LTD★ National Chung-Shan Institute of
Science & Technology (NCSIST)★YE FONG ALUMINIUM INDUSTRIALLTD.
TAURUS Systems GmbH
THALES
The Boeing Company★ Insitu, A Boeing Company
Trade Commission of Mexico in Japan- PROMEXICOUK Pavilion
ADS Group Ltd
Aero Metals Alliance
BSI Group(British Standard Institution)
Farsound Aviation
Nasmyth Group
Rolls-Royce
Teledyne e2v (UK)
Tritech Group
Ultra Electronics
UTC Aerospace Systems
US Pavilion
Accenture
Advanced Tech Supply, Inc.
★ Omega Technologies★Tel-Instrument Electronics
Corporation★West Coast Industries
Analytical Graphics, Inc.
★ LSAS Tec Co.,Ltd.
BAE Systems
General Atomics Aeronautical
Systems, Inc.
Gulfstream
Hangsterfer's
Kallman Worldwide
L3 Technologies
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Pratt & Whitney
Raytheon
Rockwell Collins
SAE International
TW Metals, LLC.
Washington State★A&R Aviation Services Inc.
★AMGI, INC.
★ Gladiator Technologies Divisionof LKD Aerospace★ Hobart Machined Products, Inc.
★ IDEA International Inc.
★ Pierce County Council★ Port of Moses Lake
★ RBC Signals★Service Steel Aerospace
Zephyr Tool Group★VESSEL CO., INC.

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Exhibition Regulations

CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1 Name
The English name of The Exhibition shall be "Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2024" and its popular nameshall be "Japan Aerospace 2024". It shall also be called "JA2024" in short.
Article 2 Organizer
1. The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies and Tokyo Big Sight Inc. (hereinafter jointly referred to as the"Organizer") will jointly organize the International Aerospace Exhibition 2024 (hereinafter referred to as "TheExhibition").
2. The Organizer shall have all authority and responsibility for the holding of The Exhibition.
Article 3 Exhibitors
1. Exhibitors shall be institutions, corporations, or organizations that have applied to exhibit at The Exhibition andhave been accepted by the Organizer.
2. Exhibitors must follow the rules or instructions set forth by the Organizer regarding the display and operationof The Exhibition.
3. The Organizer reserves the right to reject exhibition participation if it is deemed that the content of the exhibit
is not in line with the purpose of The Exhibition. The Organizer shall not be liable for any damage caused bysuch rejection.
Article 4 Management Oﬃce
1. The Organizer shall establish the Japan International Aerospace Exhibition Management Oﬃce (hereinafterreferred to as the "Management Oﬃce") at Tokyo Big Sight Inc. to conduct The Exhibition.
2. The Organizer may delegate to the Management Oﬃce the authority to conduct business in organizing The
Exhibition.
CHAPTER II EXHIBIT GUIDELINES, ETC.
Article 5 Application for Exhibition Participation and Formation of Contract
1. The applicants agree to abide by this Exhibition Regulations and apply to the Management Oﬃce by entering
the required information online at the exhibition application page on the oﬃcial website of The Exhibition.
2. The Management Oﬃce will conﬁrm the details of the application and send a "Conﬁrmation of Application" tothose applicants who are considered to be in line with the purpose of The Exhibition.
3. The contract between the applicant and the Organizer (hereinafter referred to as the "Exhibition Contract")shall become eﬀective at the time this "Conﬁrmation of Application" is sent online.
4. The Organizer reserves the right to reject exhibition participation even after a contract has been concluded
if it is deemed that the content of the exhibit is not in line with the purpose of The Exhibition. The Organizer
shall not be liable for any damage caused by such rejection.
Article 6 Booth Fees
1. The booth fees shall be paid in Japanese currency.
2. General Exhibitors (Japan / Overseas) will be charged JPY 560,000 (excluding tax) per booth. One booth is 9
m² (width 3 m x depth 3 m, height 2.7 m).
3. Regular Member or Associated member of The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies are entitled to a
5% discount on the booth fees.
4. A discount of 10% of the booth fees may be applied to Exhibitors from Government oﬃces, Local governments,
NPOs, IAAs, Schools and other public corporations, Organizations, and Foreign embassies.
5. In the event that an indoor display of actual or mock-up exhibits requires a space of 36 m2 or more, such
exhibits shall be considered indoor large exhibits, and a 30% discount of the booth fees may be applied only
to the booth space for large exhibits (calculated from the overall length x width of the exhibit, in units of boothspace).
6. Paragraphs 3 and 4 of this Article apply discounts to booth space, excluding the space for indoor large
exhibits, and in the event of overlapping discount conditions, the one with the higher discount rate shall apply.
7. In the event that the Organizer grants a discount separately, it is not limited to the provisions of Paragraphs 2
through 6 of this Article.
Article 7 Billing and Payment of Booth Fees
After the Exhibition Contract is approved, the Management Oﬃce will invoice the Exhibitor for the booth fees,
which the Exhibitor must remit to the account designated in Article 8 hereunder by May 31, 2024.
Article 8 Where to Pay Booth Fees, etc.
Booth fees payable by Exhibitors and cancellation fees and penalties stipulated in Articles 14 and 15 hereundershall be paid to;
Bank Name: Mizuho Bank, Tokyo Sales Department Ordinary Account No.: 4521490
Account Name: Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
Article 9 Transfer Fees, etc.
1. All fees (remittance fee, yen exchange handling fee, foreign currency receipt/payment fee, correspondent
payment fee, destination remittance fee, etc.) incurred in connection with the payment of fees related to theexhibition including expenses during the exhibition period shall be borne by the Exhibitor.
2. If there is a shortfall in the fee speciﬁed in the preceding paragraph, the Organizer reserves the right to charge
the Exhibitor an additional administration fee equal to the amount of the shortfall.
Article 10 Determination and Rearrangement of Exhibitor Booth Locations
1. The Organizer will determine the location of the Exhibitor's booth, taking into consideration the zoning, exhibit
area, booth size, and the number of participations in past exhibitions. Exhibitors are not allowed to object toor request a change in this location to the Organizer. In addition, the Organizer will not disclose to Exhibitors
how the booth locations are determined.
2. The Organizer reserves the right to reallocate booths even after the booth locations have been announced inorder to improve the eﬀectiveness of the exhibition. In such a case, the Exhibitor shall not claim compensationfrom the Organizer for any expenses incurred due to the rearrangement of booth locations.
Article 11 Prohibition of Subleasing of Booth, etc.
Exhibitors may not sublease, sell, exchange, or transfer the right to exhibit under the Exhibition Contract or theirown booth without the consent of the Organizer. However, this provision shall not apply if an Exhibitor has notiﬁed
the Organizer in advance and obtained the Organizerʼs consent to allow co-exhibitors to use or lease a part of
the Exhibitor's booth.
Article 12 Installation and Removal of Exhibits, etc.
1. Exhibits shall be brought into the exhibition hall and installed within the time separately notified by theManagement Oﬃce. If the Exhibitor does not occupy the booth by this time, the Organizer shall deem that thecontract is canceled. In such case, the Exhibitor shall pay the cancellation fees stipulated in Article 14 to theOrganizer on the same date as the date of cancellation.
2. Exhibitors shall obtain the approval of the Management Oﬃce before move-in, moving, or move-out exhibits
during the exhibition period.
3. Exhibits and decorations in the booths shall be removed within the time to be notiﬁed by the Management
Oﬃce at a later date. Any items not removed by this time shall be removed by the Organizer, and all expenses
incurred by the Organizer for such removal shall be borne by the Exhibitor and shall be paid separately to theOrganizer upon request by the Management Oﬃce.
Article 13 Prohibitions
Exhibitors are prohibited from engaging in the following activities
1) Immediate sale of exhibits (excluding books related to the exhibits and other items approved by theOrganizer)
2) Displaying exhibits, setting up decoration, distributing catalogs, or engaging in other promotional activities
outside of their booths in the exhibition hall building and grounds. However, this restriction shall not apply if
the Organizer gives prior consent.
3) Acts that may cause inconvenience to other Exhibitors, visitors, or the Organizer4) Acts that may cause damage to the buildings, facilities, or grounds of the venue, including the Exhibitor'sbooth.
5) Acts prohibited under the terms and conditions of these Exhibition Contract and Exhibition Regulations, etc.
6) Other activities deemed inappropriate by the Organizer
CHAPTER III EXHIBITION PARTICIPATION CANCELLATION AND WITHDRAWING
Article 14 Cancellation or Withdrawing from The Exhibition by Exhibitor
1. If the Exhibitor wishes to cancel all or part of the exhibition, the Exhibitor shall submit a written notice to theManagement Oﬃce stating the cancellation and the reasons thereof. Upon approval of the contents of thenotice by the Organizer, the Exhibition Contract will be canceled and the Exhibitor may proceed with thecancellation by paying the cancellation fee, as stated below, to the Organizer.
(1) If the cancellation date is on or before May 31, 2024: 10% of the booth fees(2) If the cancellation date is on or after June 1, 2024: 100% of the booth fees
2. If the total amount of the booth fees paid by the Exhibitor (hereinafter referred to as "the amount alreadypaid") is less than the cancellation fee to be borne by the Exhibitor, the Exhibitor shall immediately pay
the diﬀerence. If the amount already paid by the Exhibitor exceeds the cancellation fee to be borne by the
Exhibitor, the excess amount shall be refunded by the Organizer to the Exhibitor.

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3. If an Exhibitor wishes to change the exhibition format, the Exhibitor must notify the Management Oﬃce of thedetails of the change at least 60 days prior to the date of The Exhibition, and the change must be approvedby the Organizer.
Article 15 Cancellation of Participation in The Exhibition by the Organizer
1. The Organizer reserves the right to cancel the Exhibition Contract and cancel the Exhibitor's participation in
the exhibition on the condition that the Exhibitor will be refunded the booth fees already paid if the Organizer
deems that the Exhibitor is not suitable for The Exhibition even after the conﬁrmation of application has been
issued.
2. The Organizer reserves the right to cancel the Exhibition Contract with any Exhibitor who fails to pay thebooth fees by the designated date.
3. If the Organizer cancels the Exhibition Contract in accordance with the preceding paragraph, the Organizer will
notify the Exhibitor in writing of the cancellation and the date of cancellation will be the date of issuance ofthe notice. The Exhibitor who is notiﬁed of the cancellation of the Exhibition Contract shall pay the Organizer
the following penalty fee based on the date of cancellation.
(1) If the exhibition cancellation date is before May 31, 2024: 10% of the booth fees(2) If the exhibition is canceled on or after June 1, 2024: 100% of the booth fees
4. The Organizer reserves the right to cancel the Exhibition Contract without any notice if an Exhibitor is foundto be a crime syndicate, a member of a crime syndicate, a person related to a crime syndicate, a company
aﬃliated with a crime syndicate, a corporate extortionist, a social movement advocacy group (collectively,"Anti-Social Forces"), or a person who is deemed to be unsuitable for The Exhibition. In such a case, theOrganizer shall not be liable for any loss or damage incurred by the Exhibitor, and the Organizer reserves theright to claim for any loss or damage caused by the Exhibitor. In addition, if the Exhibitor has already paid thebooth fees, the Organizer will not refund it to the Exhibitor.
CHAPTER IV OBLIGATION TO COMPENSATE, ETC.
Article 16 Cancellation or Suspension of The Exhibition
1. In the event that the Organizer deems it impossible or diﬃcult to hold or continue The Exhibition (or any part
thereof) due to force majeure, the Organizer may cancel or suspend The Exhibition, change the date and timeof The Exhibition, or change the size of the venue. Under no circumstances shall Exhibitors be entitled to claim
compensation from the Organizer for any damage caused by such a decision.
2. The force majeure events mentioned in the preceding paragraph shall mean typhoons, ﬂoods, windstorms,
epidemics, earthquakes, ﬁres, explosions, and other accidents, acts of terrorism, riots or civil disturbances,
strikes, and other labor disputes, as well as regulations or requests by the national and local governments, orwhen the land and buildings where The Exhibition is held become unsuitable for admission.
3. If the Organizer decides to cancel the exhibition after June 1, 2024, in accordance with the provision of theﬁrst paragraph of this Article, the diﬀerence between the booth fees already paid and the booth fees, less thenecessary expenses, will be refunded to the Exhibitor. If the Exhibitor has not paid the booth fees at the timeof the cancellation, the Exhibitor shall pay the necessary expenses to the Organizer.
Article 17 Management of Exhibitors and Exemption from Liability of the Organizer
1. The Organizer reserves the right to request Exhibitors to cancel or restrict the delivery, display, anddemonstrations, or take other necessary measures to ensure the smooth operation of The Exhibition. In suchcases, the Exhibitor must immediately implement the measures requested by the Organizer at the Exhibitor's
expense.
2. If an Exhibitor fails to comply with the preceding paragraph, the Organizer reserves the right to take necessary
measures on behalf of the Exhibitor. The Exhibitor shall bear the cost of such action. The Organizer will not beliable for any loss or damage incurred by the Exhibitor as a result of such action.
3. Under no circumstances shall the Organizer be liable to compensate for any theft, loss, damage, or any otherproperty damage to exhibits, articles moved-in to the venue incidental to the exhibition (including personal
belongings carried by Exhibitors and their related persons), or any or all of the exhibition booth facilities.
4. In no event shall the Organizer be liable to compensate the Exhibitor, the Exhibitor's employees or agents,
other related persons, or any third party for any or all property damage or personal injury caused by the
Exhibitor's display (including demonstrations) or the Exhibitor's participation in The Exhibition, or by any or allof the foregoing.
Article 18 Management of Exhibits and Liability of the Organizer
The Exhibitor shall be responsible for the management of the exhibits and shall be jointly and severally liable forany loss or damage arising from any cause whatsoever, whether intentional or negligent, caused by the Exhibitor,
his/her agent, or co-Exhibitor to the Organizer or any third party, and the Organizer shall not be liable for suchloss or damage.
Article 19 Exhibits
1. Exhibitors shall specify the exhibit areas and detailed areas at the time of application and may only exhibit
products in the exhibit areas speciﬁed in the approved exhibit application form. If there is any change in the
products to be exhibited, the Exhibitor must notify the organizer without delay and receive another approval.
2. If an Exhibitor exhibits products diﬀerent from those permitted under the preceding paragraph, the Organizer
reserves the right to take necessary measures on behalf of the Exhibitor. The Exhibitor shall bear the costs
incurred for such action. The Organizer will not be liable for any loss or damage incurred by the Exhibitor as aresult of such action.
Article 20 Compensation for Damages
The Exhibitor shall indemnify the Organizer for any damage to the exhibition site facilities, damage to third-party
exhibition booth facilities or exhibits, or other property damage or personal injury caused by negligence on thepart of the Exhibitor or his/her agent or any other cause beyond the control of the Organizer.
CHAPTER V BONDED EXHIBITS
Article 21 Bonded Exhibition HallThe Organizer shall apply for bonded exhibition space for the exhibition hall portion of The Exhibition venue.
Exhibitors displaying bonded cargo must submit a notification by the designated date in accordance with aseparate notice from the Management Oﬃce. If the Exhibitor does not notify the Management Oﬃce of bonded
cargo by the deadline, the Exhibitor will not be allowed to exhibit.
CHAPTER VI OTHER
Article 22 Issuance of Invitation Guarantee
Exhibitors may not request the Organizer to issue a Letter of Guarantee of Invitation or other documents necessary
for the issuance of a visa.
Article 23 Compliance with Regulations
1. Exhibitors must comply with this Exhibition Regulations as well as other rules and regulations stipulated
separately by the Organizer (such as exhibition guidelines, exhibition application form, Exhibitor manual, etc.,
hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Rules").
2. The Organizer reserves the right to change the Rules due to unavoidable circumstances. The Exhibitor agrees
in advance to these changes and must comply with the revised Rules.
3. If an Exhibitor violates any of these Rules, the Organizer reserves the right to refuse or cancel the exhibition
and terminate the Exhibition Contract regardless of the reason. The Organizer shall not be liable for any
damages incurred in such cases, and the provisions of Article 15, paragraph 3 shall apply mutatis mutandis to
the Exhibitor's penalty fee.
Article 24 Compliance with Governing Law and Japanese Legal Regulations
The Rules and related contracts shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Japan. In
addition, Exhibitors must comply with Japanese laws and regulations. Particular attention shall be paid to aviationrelated laws and regulations, ﬁre laws and regulations, and laws and regulations related to the import and exportof weapons.
Article 25 Handling of Personal Information
1. When Exhibitors acquire personal information at The Exhibition, they must comply with the Act on theProtection of Personal Information and related laws and regulations and must acquire, manage, and operatesuch personal information in an appropriate manner.
2. When using personal information, the purpose of such use shall be publicly announced or notiﬁed in advance,
and the information shall be used within the scope of such use.
3. Exhibitors shall be responsible for resolving any disputes with third parties that may arise in connection withthe acquisition, management, operation, and use of Exhibitors' personal information.
Article 26 Jurisdiction
The Organizer and Exhibitors agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Tokyo District Court as the courtof ﬁrst instance in the event of litigation regarding any disputes arising from this Exhibition Contract.
Article 27 Language
The language used for these Rules and each document prepared and disclosed by the Organizer in connection
therewith shall be Japanese.
Article 28 Doubts
The Organizer shall retain the right of ﬁnal decision on any matter not provided for in these Rules or in case of
doubt.

JA2016 Questionnaire Results
Visitor Questionnaire
Industry classiﬁcation
No answer 1%
Student 3%

Others18%

Manufacturing
44%

Job category

Education
15%

Exhibit areas

CEO /Member of Board
Research/ 14%
Development12%

No inﬂuence
42%

Planning / Marketing 8%
Manufacturing / Industrial 6%
System 2%

Exhibitor Questionnaire

Why did you participate in JA 2016?

（multiple answer）

Air frames,
Aircraft components,
Aircraft Interior
11%
Others11%

No answer 1%

Design 5%
Administration
6%

Trading,
Agency Government,
14%
Oﬃcial,
Air Line,
Air Cargo 5%

Purchasing items or Introducing manufacturing

Quality Control / Inspection 2%
Materials / Purchase 2%
No answer 1%
Maintenance /Repair1%
OthersSales /
14%
Merchandise27%（multiple answer）

Space industry
and services
18%

Visitors who deal
with purchasing
and installing

Decisively 11%

Giving opinions
as an user 11%

Contributory 11%

Please select your accomplishment
as a place for business negotiation.

Because compete companies are exhibiting 4%
Aircraft engines,
Engine related equipments
Others 2%
Hope to break into the6%
aerospace industry
8%
To make a network
To gainin aerospace industry
new clients
8%
Material/Parts,
29%
Consumables including fuel, To research
Manufacturing /the markets
Processing machines,
11%
To promote
Inspection /To promote to the existing
Measuring equipment 15%
the company
customers
or organization
19%
IT solutions,19%
Design / Prototyping support 11%

Administrative agencies,
Research agencies
15%

In an advisory
capacity
24%

Better than
expected
10%

Worse than
expected15%

As expected
75%

Better than
expected/
As expected

85％

Operation, Operating support,
Services, Sales, Logistics 13%

Exhibitor's voice

・I was impressed by the large number of visitors, highstandards of the companies presenting their products, andthe variety of nationalities of the visitors.
・We were able to build a connection with several aerospacecompanies with which we would like to do business in the
future.

State of the venue（JA2016）

Japan Aerospace History
No.

Title

Dates

Venue

1

Japan International Aerospace Show

Nov. 3-6, 1966

JASDF Iruma Air Base

Participants Number of Exhibitors Number of Visitors

2

Japan International Aerospace Show

Oct. 9-13, 1968

JASDF Iruma Air Base

6 countries

96

500,000

3

Japan International Aerospace Show

Oct. 29-Nov. 3, 1971

JASDF Komaki Air Base

8 countries

177

500,000

4

Japan International Aerospace Show

Oct. 5-11, 1973

JASDF Iruma Air Base

8 countries

119

610,000

5

Japan International Aerospace Show

Oct. 16-24, 1976

JASDF Iruma Air Base

8 countries

123

480,000

6

Japan International Aerospace Show

Nov. 17-25, 1979

JASDF Iruma Air Base

9 countries

122

270,000

7

Japan International Aerospace Show

Oct. 29-Nov. 6, 1983

JASDF Gifu Air Base

7 countries

110

430,000

8 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 1991

Feb. 14-18, 1991

Makuhari Messe(Nippon Convention Center)10 countries

259

80,0009 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 1995

Feb. 15-19, 1995

Makuhari Messe(Nippon Convention Center)24 countries

282

84,00010 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2000

Mar. 22-26, 2000

Tokyo Big Sight(Tokyo International Exhibition Center) 24 countries and areas

297

110,000

11 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2004

Oct. 6-10, 2004

Paciﬁco Yokohama

24 countries and areas

346

110,000

12 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2008

Oct. 1-5, 2008

Paciﬁco Yokohama

22 countries and areas

529

42,000*1

13 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2012

Oct. 9-14, 2012

Port Messe Nagoya and Centrair

32 countries and areas

636 42,000*2
28 120,000*3

2 countries

42

380,000

14 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2016

Oct. 12-15, 2016

Tokyo Big Sight(Tokyo International Exhibition Center) 31 countries and areas812

44,00015 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2018 TOKYO

Nov. 28-30, 2018

Tokyo Big Sight(Tokyo International Exhibition Center) 17 countries and areas

520

27,000*1*2

Starting in 2008, we changed the method for counting visitors from the cumulative number of entries to the number of persons registered.
Number of visitors at Portmesse Nagoya. *3 Number of visitors at Chubu Centrair International Airport.

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