2023-08-30 08:03:48
Japan Mobility Show 2023 will see more than 400 companies, double the 192 companies at the previous Tokyo Motor Show 2019.
On August 30, the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) started selling admission tickets for the Japan Mobility Show, which was renamed the Tokyo Motor Show, and held a briefing session on the outline of the event. The previous Tokyo Motor Show 2019 was one of the largest in Japan, with 192 participating companies and approximately 1.3 million visitors. It was originally scheduled to be held in 2021, but it was canceled early due to the corona crisis. In 2023, it will not only be an event for the automobile industry, but will undergo a major model change to the “Japan Mobility Show” to show the future of the automobile industry and new mobility. About 400 companies, more than double the number of the previous event, are scheduled to participate, including the Keidanren Mobility Committee and mobility-related startups.
Some of the participating companies have also been announced, and in addition to Japanese automakers, BMW (Germany), BYD (China), and Mercedes-Benz (Germany) also participate from overseas. Sony Honda Mobility was also announced as a new participating company, and the scale of the motor show is expanding.
Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association Motor Show Committee Chairman Mr. Jun Osada (right), Mr. Masami Tanaka (left) Head of Next Generation Mobility Area
Passenger Cars
Suzuki
Subaru
Daihatsu
Toyota
Nissan
Honda
mazda
mitsubishi
Lexus
Sony Honda Mobility
BMW（Germany）
WORLD (China)
Mercedes-Benz（Germany）
Two-wheeled vehicles (Commercial Vehicles)
Kawasaki
Suzuki
Honda
Yamaha
aidea
Commercial Vehicles
Isuzu
Hino
Mitsubishi Fuso
UD Trucks
Vehicle Bodies (Outdoors)
(General incorporated association) Japan Auto-Body Manufacturers Association
Kyokuto Kaihatsu Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Jidosha Seiko Co., Ltd.
Toho Sharyo Co., Ltd.
Trailer House Development Co., Ltd.
Nippon Trex Co., Ltd.
Nippon Full Half Co., Ltd.
Hanamidai Motor Co., Ltd.
Hamana Works Co., Ltd.
Yano Special Motor Co., Ltd.
Yamada Auto Body Industry Co., Ltd.
Parts, Machinery and Tools
Aisin Co., Ltd.
Akebono Brake Industry Co., Ltd.
Asahi Denso Co., Ltd.
Altia Co., Ltd.
Isamu Paint Co., Ltd.
Ichikoh Industries, Ltd.
Iwata Bolt Co., Ltd.
(Yes) Eiwa Industry
NOK Corporation
Carmate Co., Ltd.
Kayaba Co., Ltd.
Kyoto Machine Tool Co., Ltd.
Koito Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
(Co., Ltd.) Sanwu
Sanden Corporation
Miwa Seiki Co., Ltd.
JTEKT CORPORATION
SPREAD Co., Ltd.
Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd.
Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
Daido Metal Co., Ltd.
TPR Co., Ltd.
Tenneco Japan Co., Ltd.
Denso Corporation
Tokai Rika Co., Ltd.
Tohnichi Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Topy Industries, Ltd.
Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd.
Toyota Industries Corporation
Toyota Boshoku Co., Ltd.
NSK Ltd.
NHK Spring Co., Ltd.
NGK Spark Plug Co., Ltd.
Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.
(General incorporated association) Japan Auto Parts Industries Association
SGS Japan Co., Ltd.
Ohno Rubber Industry Co., Ltd.
Kyowa Industry Co., Ltd.
Maruko Alarm Co., Ltd.
Yamato Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Wi-P System Co., Ltd.
Hitachi Astemo Co., Ltd.
Bridgestone Corporation
Matsui Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Mikuni Co., Ltd.
Mick Electronic Industry Co., Ltd.
Mito Koki Co., Ltd.
MinebeaMitsumi Inc.
Yazaki Corporation
Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd.
Yorozu Co., Ltd.
Riken NPR Co., Ltd.
Rays Co., Ltd.
Valeo Japan Co., Ltd. (France)
Öhlins Racing AB (Sweden)
Sunwoda Power Technology Co., Ltd. (China)
Shenzhen Industrial Man Rapid Prototyping Technology Co., Ltd. (China)
Shenzhen Cartizan Technology Co.,Ltd (China)
Zhejiang Sanhua Auto Parts Co., Ltd. (China)
Hyundai Mobis Co., Ltd. (Korea)
Bosch Corporation (Germany)
MAHLE Group (Germany)
Next Generation Mobility-Related
IAT Co., Ltd.
Aichi Prefecture (Aichi Mobility Innovation Project “Sky and
Aichi Model 2030 where roads are connected” project team)
(株) Water
AZAPA Co., Ltd.
ASPAmobility
E-Tokyo festival 2024 executive committee
EV Motors Japan Co., Ltd.
WHILL Co., Ltd.
AGC Co., Ltd.
HW ELECTRO Co., Ltd.
Aim Co., Ltd.
ENECHANGE Co., Ltd.
Auto VR Co., Ltd.
KeePer Giken Co., Ltd.
glafit Co., Ltd.
Road Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Technology and Environmental Policy Division, Automotive Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Sendai Broadcasting Co., Ltd. / Nippon Life Insurance Co., Ltd.
J-BEVU Co., Ltd.
(Germany) National Agency for Automotive Safety and Victims’ Aid/
Technology and Environmental Policy Division, Automotive Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Automobile Maintenance Human Resource Securing and Training Promotion Council/
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
(no company) Japan Automobile Marking Association
Sumitomo Mitsui Auto Service Co., Ltd.
Software Factory Co., Ltd.
Chiya Mobility Japan
Turing Corporation
THK Corporation
Techno Accel Networks Co., Ltd.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Policy Planning Bureau
(general incorporated foundation) Road Traffic Information and Communication System Center
Tonox Co., Ltd.
(one company) Japan Automobile Federation
(one company) Japan Electric Mobility Promotion Association (JEMPA)
(one company) Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association
Nichicon Corporation
Hagiwara Electronics Co., Ltd.
Panasonic Group
FOMM Co., Ltd.
FreeMile Inc.
Protos Co., Ltd.
Mobileye Japan Co., Ltd.
Moritec Steel Co., Ltd.
Too Simple Holdings (U.S.A.)
Ventura Systems CV (Netherlands)
MIH Consortium (Taiwan)
Collaboration Collaboration
KCJ Group（株）(KidZania)
(Commune) Automobile Technology Association (JSAE)
Takara Tomy Co., Ltd.
Tokyo Auto Salon
(one company) Japan Recreational Vehicle Association (JRVA)
Japan Automobile Input Association (JAIA)
(one company) Japan Supercar Association
Mr. Jun Nagata, chairman of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association’s motor show committee, and Mr. Masami Tanaka, head of the next-generation mobility area, took the stage at the briefing session. He reported that tickets can be purchased from the JAMA website from August 30, and that many companies have participated.
Regarding the breakdown of the 400 companies in the mobility industry, Mr. Tanaka reported that “the total number of 400 companies has more than doubled compared to the previous 192 companies.” , At the Japan Mobility Show, more than 160 companies from the so-called free-running automobile industry, such as automakers and parts manufacturers, and 140 other companies participated in the Tokyo Future Tour, a new mobility area, and received sympathy for new mobility. It is said that people will exhibit.
Specifically, NTT, KDDI, Panasonic, Fujitsu, Hitachi, JR East, Toray, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance, etc. This includes about 80 companies participating in the Keidanren Mobility Committee.
In addition, about 80 startup companies that are challenging the mobility business in the future have joined, and it is said that business meetings will be held between these startup companies, conventional automobile industry companies, Keidanren companies, etc.
It was also revealed that Toshin High School, known as a cram school and preparatory school for university entrance exams, will also exhibit at the Japan Mobility Show.
The Japan Mobility Show will be held from October 26th to November 5th, and will be open to the public from October 28th.
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