WebX 2027 – Tokyo, Japan

What to expect

WebX 2027 – Tokyo, Japan is Asia’s largest and Japan’s largest global Web3 conference, bringing together the entire Web3 ecosystem under one roof. Organized by CoinPost, Japan’s leading Web3 media platform, and the WebX Executive Committee, WebX has rapidly grown since its launch in 2023 to become the defining annual gathering for blockchain, cryptocurrency, and Web3 innovation in Asia.

What to expect is a massive international business conference that convenes companies and projects involved in blockchain, cryptocurrency, and other Web3 technologies, as well as entrepreneurs, investors, government officials, regulators, media, and people interested in Web3 industries. The event is known for its high-level dialogue between global leaders and Japan’s policy makers, including participation from the Prime Minister’s Office, Financial Services Agency, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and leading industry associations.

The program features keynote speeches by founders of major Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchains, C-level executives from global exchanges, institutional investors, and Web3 infrastructure providers, alongside panel discussions on regulation, institutional adoption, DeFi, NFTs, gaming, and AI convergence. The exhibition showcases cutting-edge projects, with booth areas, demo stages, and business networking zones designed to facilitate deal making. With a new venue nearly 1.8 times bigger than previous editions, WebX 2027 will offer an expanded international stage for global leaders to shape the future of Web3.

Event dates

Conference Name: WebX 2027 – Asia’s Largest Web3 Conference

Organizer: CoinPost and WebX Executive Committee

Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo, Japan

Official Website: https://webx-asia.com/

Conference Period: July or August 2027 (Dates TBD)

Format: Two-day international conference with exhibition, main stages, business networking zones, VIP lounges, and afterparty events, plus extensive side events across Tokyo.

Announcement Status: Pre-registration for WebX 2027 will soon be available on the official website. Official final dates and hall maps to be confirmed by organizer. All main conference activities are held within this period at Tokyo Big Sight.

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Venue & event site

Venue Name: Tokyo Big Sight, Ariake, Koto City, Tokyo

Address: 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0063, Japan

Venue Profile: Tokyo Big Sight is Japan’s largest international exhibition center, located on the Tokyo waterfront in Ariake. For WebX 2027, the venue represents a major expansion, offering almost 1.8 times more space than The Prince Park Tower Tokyo venue used from 2024 to 2026. This allows for larger exhibition halls, multiple speaker stages, dedicated business networking zones, and enhanced VIP facilities.

Exhibition Site Features: The site includes expansive booth areas for Title Sponsors and exhibitors, main stage for keynote speeches, multiple breakout stages for panels, business networking zone with meeting tables, VIP lounges for high-level networking, and afterparty venue. The layout supports thousands of attendees with clear flow between exhibition, stages, and networking.

Location Context: Ariake is a modern waterfront district with excellent access to central Tokyo, Odaiba, and Haneda Airport. The area hosts numerous international conferences and is well-served by hotels, restaurants, and entertainment facilities.

Previous Venue: From 2024 to 2026, WebX was held at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, located at 4-8-1 Shiba-koen, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-8563, a central Tokyo event hotel and conference center near Tokyo Tower.

Full technology programme

The full technology programme is designed to cover the entire Web3 value chain from infrastructure to consumer adoption, with a strong focus on Japan’s role as a global leader in regulated digital assets.

Opening Keynote Programme: High-level opening addresses by Japanese government officials, CoinPost leadership, and Title Sponsors setting the agenda for Japan’s Web3 strategy and global market trends.

Main Stage Programme: Keynotes and fireside chats featuring founders of major blockchain protocols, CEOs of global exchanges such as bitFlyer and Bitbank, and leaders from SBI Holdings, Simplex, and other major sponsors. Topics include institutional adoption of digital assets, regulatory clarity, and the future of on-chain finance.

Regulatory and Policy Track: Panels on Japan’s FIEA transition, on-chain finance, Bitcoin ETF developments, and the Reiwa-era financial big bang, featuring regulators, legal experts, and compliance leaders.

Institutional Finance Programme: Sessions on digital asset ETFs, stablecoins, tokenized securities, and institutional custody, with insights from KPMG Japan, asset managers, and banking executives.

Technology and Infrastructure Programme: Deep dives into Layer 1 and Layer 2 scaling, zero-knowledge proofs, interoperability, and Web3 security, with technical leaders from infrastructure projects.

Consumer Application Programme: Tracks on Web3 gaming, NFTs, metaverse, DePIN, and AI x Web3 convergence, showcasing consumer-facing innovations.

Side Events Programme: Over 170 side events across Tokyo hosted by partners, including developer meetups, investor dinners, and community gatherings.

Key speakers & industry leaders

Key speakers and industry leaders at WebX are among the most influential voices in global Web3.

Government and Regulatory Leaders: Speakers have included representatives from Japan’s Financial Services Agency, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and Liberal Democratic Party Web3 Project Team, providing updates on Japan’s progressive Web3 policy framework.

Blockchain Founders: Founders and core contributors from major Layer 1 blockchains, Ethereum ecosystem projects, Solana, and emerging Layer 2 networks.

Exchange and Financial Institution Leaders: C-level executives from Title Sponsors including Bitbank, bitFlyer, BitLending, eole, SBI Holdings, Simplex, UPCX, and Advasa Holdings, as well as global exchanges and custodians.

Institutional Investors: Partners from leading venture capital firms, asset managers, and KPMG Japan’s Web3 and fintech department, including experts discussing Bitcoin ETF feasibility and institutional allocation.

Past Speaker Highlights: WebX has hosted more than 14,000 attendees and over 13,641 attendees from 90 countries in recent editions, with speakers from over 50 countries, demonstrating its global reach.

Speaker Format: Keynotes, panel discussions, fireside chats, and VIP roundtables, with simultaneous translation for international attendees.

Technology sectors & themes

WebX 2027 covers comprehensive technology sectors and themes across the Web3 landscape.

Blockchain Infrastructure: Layer 1 protocols, Layer 2 scaling solutions, consensus mechanisms, and node infrastructure.

Digital Assets and Cryptocurrency: Spot trading, derivatives, custody, and market structure for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins.

Institutional Finance: Bitcoin ETFs, tokenized securities, stablecoins, on-chain finance, and integration with traditional finance.

DeFi: Lending, borrowing, DEX, liquid staking, and risk management protocols.

Web3 Gaming and Entertainment: Blockchain gaming, GameFi, NFTs, metaverse platforms, and digital identity.

Regulation and Compliance: FIEA, travel rule, AML, tax frameworks, and global regulatory harmonization with focus on Japan’s leadership.

Enterprise and AI Convergence: AI x Web3, DePIN, enterprise blockchain adoption, and data privacy solutions.

Sessions, talks & presentations

Sessions, talks, and presentations are structured to maximize learning and business development.

Main Stage Talks: High-production keynotes with major announcements, protocol upgrades, and market insights.

Panel Discussions: Multi-stakeholder panels featuring regulators, founders, and investors debating topics such as institutional adoption and regulatory evolution.

Breakout Sessions: Focused sessions on specific sectors like stablecoins, gaming, and infrastructure, allowing deep dives.

Pitch Sessions: Startup pitch competitions and project showcases for emerging Web3 projects seeking exposure and investment.

Fireside Chats: Intimate conversations with leading founders and CEOs sharing behind-the-scenes stories.

Presentation Format: Simultaneous translation, live streaming to overflow areas, and on-demand recordings for business pass holders.

Workshops & demonstrations

Workshops and demonstrations provide hands-on experience with cutting-edge Web3 technologies.

Developer Workshops: Hands-on workshops on smart contract development, zero-knowledge proof implementation, and Layer 2 deployment.

Product Demonstrations: Live demos of wallet solutions, custody platforms, trading infrastructure, and gaming products at exhibitor booths.

Compliance Workshops: Workshops on travel rule compliance, tax reporting, and regulatory filings for Japan and global markets.

Security Demonstrations: Demonstrations of auditing tools, on-chain analytics, and wallet security solutions.

Networking Workshops: Structured business matching sessions and investor office hours for startups.

Ticket types & registration

Ticket types and registration for WebX 2027 follow the tiered pricing model established in previous editions, with prices in USD. Final 2027 pricing to be announced, with previous edition pricing as reference.

Booth Pass: Access to booth area for two days, speaker stages, networking, afterparty, VIP lounge. Pricing ladder from previous edition:

Launch Sale: 29 USD

Early Bird: 49 USD

Joyful Bird: 59 USD

Late Bird: 69 USD

Last Chance: 79 USD

List Price: 99 USD

Best For: General attendees, community members, students, and Web3 enthusiasts seeking full exhibition and stage access.

Business Pass: Broader access for business attendees including all Booth Pass access plus business networking zone, priority afterparty access, VIP lounge, and business matching.

Early Rates: 89 USD

Standard Rates: 109 USD

List Price: 349 USD

Best For: Founders, project teams, business developers, investors, and corporate attendees seeking business networking.

VIP Pass: Premium access including priority afterparty, exclusive VIP lounges, VIP dinners, and speaker meet-ups.

Early Rate: 2499 USD

List Price: 4999 USD

Best For: C-level executives, institutional investors, and VIP guests seeking exclusive networking.

Corporate Passes: Bulk options for teams of 5 or more, with special packages for companies bringing teams to the international stage.

New Year Lucky Bag Campaign: Exclusive deals for companies providing free business passes as part of promotional campaigns.

Purchase: Official website ticket portal at webx-asia.com with discount codes available through partners.

Startup & investor opportunities

Startup and investor opportunities are central to WebX value proposition.

Startup Exhibition: Affordable booth pass allows startups to exhibit in booth area, access speaker stages, and network with investors.

Investor Lounges: Dedicated VIP lounges and business networking zones facilitate high-quality meetings between startups and investors from Japan and global markets.

Deal Flow: WebX is recognized for facilitating significant deal flow, with many projects announcing funding rounds, partnerships, and Japan market entry during the conference.

Business Matching: Official business matching platform connects startups with investors, exchanges, and enterprise partners based on sector interests.

Pitch Opportunities: Dedicated stages for startup pitches to panels of venture capitalists and corporate innovation teams.

Japan Market Entry: For international startups, WebX provides direct access to Japanese regulators, exchanges like bitFlyer and Bitbank, and corporate partners such as SBI Holdings, essential for entering Asia’s leading regulated digital asset market.

Exhibitors & technology companies

Exhibitors and technology companies at WebX represent the full spectrum of Web3 industry.

Title Sponsors: In recent editions, Title Sponsors included Bitbank, bitFlyer, BitLending, eole, SBI Holdings, Simplex, UPCX, and Advasa Holdings. These companies host large booths and headline stage sessions.

Exhibitor Categories: Layer 1 and Layer 2 protocols, centralized and decentralized exchanges, custody and wallet providers, blockchain gaming studios, NFT marketplaces, DeFi protocols, infrastructure providers, and compliance and security firms.

Country Pavilions: Pavilions from various countries showcasing their Web3 ecosystems and seeking Japan partnerships.

Media and Community Partners: CoinPost, CoinGabbar, BitPinas, and other Web3 media outlets with live reporting and interview studios.

Government and Industry Associations: Japan Crypto Asset Business Association, Japan Blockchain Association, and government agencies with informational booths on regulation.

Networking & business meetings

Networking and business meetings are core to WebX experience, designed to facilitate meaningful business outcomes.

Booth Area Networking: Open exhibition floor encourages casual networking between projects, investors, and attendees.

Business Networking Zone: Dedicated zone for business pass holders with meeting tables, quiet areas, and business matching support staff.

VIP Lounges: Exclusive lounges for VIP pass holders offering privacy for high-level discussions.

Afterparty: Official afterparty included with all pass types, providing relaxed environment for relationship building.

Side Events: Over 170 side events across Tokyo during WebX week, including private dinners, investor breakfasts, and community meetups hosted by partners.

Business Matching App: Official app allows attendees to schedule meetings, filter by interest, and navigate venue efficiently.

Event rules & visitor information

Badge Policy: Access to all WebX activities allowed only to people wearing WebX badges. Badges are non-transferable and must be worn visibly at all times. Replacement policy for lost badges involves purchase of new ticket at current list price.

Dress Code: Business casual is recommended, with business attire for VIP events and business networking zones. Comfortable shoes recommended due to large venue size.

Security: Security checks at entrance, bag checks, and prohibition of outside food and drink in exhibition halls. Organizer reserves right to refuse entry.

Recording Policy: Photography and video recording allowed in exhibition and main stage areas, but may be restricted in certain VIP sessions. Official recordings provided to business pass holders.

Age Policy: Conference is primarily for business attendees aged 18 and above. Specific age restrictions may apply to afterparty events.

Refund Policy: Tickets are non-refundable but may be transferable under certain conditions as per official terms on website.

How to get there

By Train to Tokyo Big Sight: Tokyo Big Sight is accessible via Yurikamome Line to Tokyo Big Sight Station or Rinkai Line to Kokusai-Tenjijo Station, both within short walking distance of exhibition halls. From central Tokyo, take JR Yamanote Line to Shimbashi, then Yurikamome to Ariake.

From Airports: From Haneda Airport, take Tokyo Monorail to Tennozu Isle, then transfer to Rinkai Line to Kokusai-Tenjijo, or take Keikyu Line to Shimbashi then Yurikamome. From Narita Airport, take Narita Express or Access Express to Shimbashi then Yurikamome, or limousine bus to Tokyo Big Sight area hotels.

By Taxi: Taxi from central Tokyo to Tokyo Big Sight takes 20 to 40 minutes depending on traffic, costing approximately 30 USD to 70 USD. From Haneda, approximately 40 USD to 60 USD.

Walking: Within Tokyo Big Sight complex, internal walkways connect East, West, and South halls. Allow 10 to 15 minutes to move between halls.

Public transport & parking

Public Transport: Tokyo’s public transport is extensive. Yurikamome Line provides direct access to Tokyo Big Sight Station, while Rinkai Line serves Kokusai-Tenjijo Station. Both lines connect to major hubs such as Shimbashi, Toyosu, and Osaki.

IC Cards: Suica, Pasmo, and other IC cards accepted on Yurikamome, Rinkai Line, JR, and metro lines.

Parking: Tokyo Big Sight has on-site parking facilities but spaces are limited during large events and rates are relatively high, typically 2 USD to 4 USD per hour with daily caps. Public transport is strongly recommended due to expected large attendance.

Accessibility: Tokyo Big Sight is fully barrier-free with elevators, escalators, and accessible restrooms. Yurikamome and Rinkai Line stations have elevators and tactile guidance.

Airport Connection: Direct train and bus connections from Haneda and Narita airports to Ariake area, with frequent departures and clear English signage.

Accommodation areas

Ariake and Odaiba Area: Closest to venue, hotels ranging from 120 USD to 300 USD per night, including Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington Hotel and Hotel Trusty Tokyo Bayside. Highly convenient for early access and afterparty events.

Shimbashi and Ginza Area: Central Tokyo business district, hotels from 100 USD to 250 USD, including The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, Park Hotel Tokyo, and numerous business hotels. Direct Yurikamome access to venue.

Tokyo Station and Marunouchi Area: Major hotel hub, hotels from 150 USD to 400 USD, including Palace Hotel Tokyo and Tokyo Station Hotel, ideal for international travelers.

Shinjuku and Shibuya Area: Entertainment and business districts, hotels from 80 USD to 200 USD, with vibrant dining and nightlife, accessible via JR and metro to Shimbashi then Yurikamome.

Booking Advice: Tokyo hotels during summer are in high demand, early booking at least three months in advance recommended. Corporate pass buyers often receive hotel partnership discounts via organizer.

Accessibility

Venue Accessibility: Tokyo Big Sight is a modern, fully accessible facility with elevators, escalators, accessible restrooms, wide corridors, and accessible seating in all halls. Wheelchair rental may be available via venue services.

Transport Accessibility: Yurikamome Line and Rinkai Line are fully accessible with elevators and tactile guidance. Tokyo Metro and JR stations have elevators and escalators.

Conference Accessibility: Main stages equipped with large screens, high-quality audio, and simultaneous translation. Staff assistance available for attendees with accessibility requirements.

Visual and Hearing Support: Large projection screens, clear signage, and availability of hearing assistance upon request.

Support Desk: Registration desk and information counters provide assistance for accessibility requirements and general inquiries.

Previous year’s highlights

Previous year’s highlights demonstrate WebX growth into Asia’s leading Web3 conference.

The 2026 edition, held at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, drew over 13,500 attendees, with the 2026 Tokyo edition specifically reporting 13,641 attendees from 90 countries, and over 14,000 attendees in the previous year. The event hosted over 170 side events across Tokyo, showcasing the city-wide impact of WebX week.

Title Sponsors including Bitbank, bitFlyer, BitLending, eole, SBI Holdings, Simplex, UPCX, and Advasa Holdings supported large exhibitions and stage programs. Key themes included Japan’s growing global influence in Web3, institutional participation acceleration, and on-chain finance.

Building on this momentum, WebX 2027 expansion to Tokyo Big Sight, nearly 1.8 times bigger than previous venue, was announced immediately after the 2026 edition ended, reflecting strong demand and institutional participation growth. The conference received coverage from major crypto media including CoinPost, Coingabbar, BitPinas, and Bitcoin World, highlighting Japan’s position as one of Asia’s leading digital asset markets.

Official registration & tickets

Official Website: https://webx-asia.com/

Pre-registration: Pre-registration for WebX 2027 will soon be available on the official website. Previous edition tickets were sold via official website ticket portal with discount codes.

Ticket Types: Booth Pass, Business Pass, VIP Pass, and Corporate Passes, with tiered pricing from 29 USD to 4999 USD based on previous edition.

Purchase Process: Purchase via official website, with early booking recommended as price ladder increases from Launch sale to List price. Discount codes available through media partners and sponsors.

Inclusions: All passes include booth area access for two days, speaker stages, networking, afterparty, and VIP lounge access varying by tier. Business Pass adds business networking zone and priority afterparty access. VIP Pass adds exclusive dinners and speaker meet-ups.

Contact: For sponsorship, exhibition, and bulk corporate passes, contact via official website inquiry form.

All official information, including final venue hall maps, speaker announcements, and ticket sales, should be obtained from official website to ensure accuracy.

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