The Spielwarenmesse: World of Toys programme continues to grow with Tokyo Toy Show being the latest to join the programme. 

The popular World of Toys format from Spielwarenmesse eG is heading for new destinations. In the coming year, the overseas trade fair programme will have a presence not only in the US but also, for the first time, in Japan. At the Tokyo Toy Show, taking place from 8-11th June, 2023 at the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition centre, the Nuremberg-based fair organiser and marketing services provider will be providing support for companies interested in entering the Japanese market.

“We started planning for this even before the pandemic,” explains Christian Ulrich, spokesperson of the Executive Board at Spielwarenmesse eG. “We are delighted that the contract is now signed and we can offer our exhibitors some exciting perspectives in an exceptionally forward-looking country.”

The Tokyo Toy Show is one of the biggest and most important toy fairs in Japan. It is organised by the Japan Toy Association, with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government as co-organiser. It will occupy Halls 1 to 4 of the West Exhibition Building at Tokyo Big Sight. On the Thursday and Friday, the show is reserved essentially for trade visitors, while over the weekend consumers are granted access. The plan is to offer participation in the pavilion for the Business Days only. Manufacturers have until 17th February 2023 to register for the World of Toys Pavilion at the Tokyo Toy Show here: www.spielwarenmesse-eg.de/en/japan

At Toy Fair New York, Spielwarenmesse eG celebrates another premiere. The Toy Association’s fair covers branded products for the North American toy market and will be taking place from 30th September to 3rd October 2023 in a new timeslot at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. The deadline for registration 30th April 2023.

Exhibitors on the pavilions will benefit from the full-service package from Spielwarenmesse eG. This all-inclusive package includes a prepared stand with all basic equipment and extends from initial planning to organisational and marketing services and personal support at the fairs. Important contacts can be made with decision-makers from local wholesale and retail chains, facilitating entry into the market.