Japan International Boat Show Yokohama

| International boat show for sailing yachts, motor boats and water sports equipment

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Trade Show Contact
mawatari@marine-jbia.or.jp
www.marine-jbia.or.jp

Audience:
professional visitors and general public

Cycle:
annually

The "Japan International Boat Show", annually hosted by the Japan Marine Industry Association (JMIA), is a leading event in boat building and water sports. It takes place at the Pacifico Yokohama Exhibition Center and Yokohama Bayside Marina, attracting both professional visitors and water sports enthusiasts alike. As a comprehensive platform, the show presents the latest trends and innovations in the maritime industry.

The focus is on sailboats, motor yachts, water sports equipment, and maritime services. Exhibitors showcase a wide range of products, including innovative boat and yacht models, marine accessories, licenses, and apparel. Special emphasis is placed on entertainment systems, interior design ideas for boats, and technical equipment.

The show, closely linked to Yokohama's and Japan's maritime culture, highlights the importance of water sports and the shipping industry in the region. Highlights include interactive programs such as the annual marine seminar, seminars for renewing and reissuing boat licenses, and TPSP seminars promoting safe navigation in Tokyo's harbors, bays, and rivers.

Visitors can expect a wide range of activities: from boat and yacht presentations to test drives, as well as interactive programs for children. Theme-specific areas like the Jet Village, Fishermen's Village, and Sailing Village offer in-depth insights into various aspects of water sports. There are dedicated areas specifically for disaster prevention and water safety.

These diverse offerings make the "Japan International Boat Show" a comprehensive experience that both informs and brings to life the practical aspects of maritime living and water sports.

The fair attracts a wide audience – from industry experts to water sports fans, including providers of boats, yachts, and water sports equipment. The venues – the modernly designed Pacifico Yokohama and the picturesque Yokohama Bayside Marina with direct water access – are easily accessible and offer a unique platform to discover the latest maritime trends and innovations.

The Japan International Boat Show takes place annually, and therefore for the 64th time previsibly in March 2025 in Yokohama.

Local time:
02:25 h (UTC +09:00)

Fair location:

Pacifico Yokohama,
1-1-1,Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, 220-0012 Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
Calendar entry

Fair organizer
JMIA - Japan Marine Industry Ass.
10-12,2-chome,Yaesu,Chuo-ku
Tokyo, Japan
mawatari@marine-jbia.or.jp
www.marine-jbia.or.jp

Past editions:

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  • 31 Mar. - 03 Apr. 2022
  • 15. - 18. April 2021
  • 07. - 10. March 2019
  • 08. - 11. March 2018
  • 02. - 05. March 2017
  • 03. - 06. March 2016
  • 05. - 08. March 2015
  • 06. - 09. March 2014
  • 07. - 10. March 2013

Product groups: boat accessories, boats, dinghies, diving equipment, fishing equipment, motor boats, navigation systems, rigging, sailing boats, sailing equipment, security systems, surf equipment, trailers, yachts, …

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Disclaimer: No responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information. Errors and alterations excepted! Fair dates and exhibition sites are subject to change by the respective trade fair organiser.

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Where does the Japan International Boat Show taking place?
The Japan International Boat Show fair takes place in Yokohama, at the Pacifico Yokohama.

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How often does the Japan International Boat Show take place?
The Japan International Boat Show takes place annually.

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