What is FaW TOKYO?
What is
FaW TOKYO
FaW TOKYO is a comprehensive fashion exhibition for industry professionals, held twice a year in spring and autumn. It features a wide range of products, including brands of apparel, bags, shoes, eyewear (autumn edition only), fashion accessories, as well as textiles, manufacturing (OEM/ODM) factories, and tech. The show also brings together the latest industry trends, such as sustainable solutions and wellness fashion supporting health, beauty, and sports activities. Attracting global exhibitors and visitors, FaW TOKYO is Japan's largest and one of Asia's most significant fashion events. Join us and dive into the world of fashion!
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WHAT'S NEW
30/05/2024 Post Show Report of 2024 April Show Released
22/04/2024 Visitor Count of 2024 April show available!
RX Japan Ltd.
Japan's Largest Trade Show Organiser
RX Japan organises 106 exhibitions* a year at large exhibition halls such as Tokyo Big Sight, Makuhari Messe and Intex Osaka across a wide variety of 38 fields including jewellery, fashion, gift items, electronics, energy, IT, cosmetics and medical. Please visit the RX Japan website for details of 106 exhibitions in 38 fields annually organised by RX Japan. *Composed of 415 Sub-exhibitions Click here for details >>
Mission of RX Japan
1. Contribute to exhibitors' sales growth by organizing exhibitions
2. Contribute to the revitalization and development of various industries by organizing exhibitions
3. Make Japan the business hub for the industry by organizing exhibitions
4. Deliver a huge economic impact on the host city by organizing exhibitions
5. Contribute to accelerating international trade and the development of the global economy by organizing exhibitions
