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What to expect

INTERMOLD TOKYO is Japan International Die, Mold and Metal Working Technology Exhibition, showcasing advanced manufacturing technologies from dies, molds, and metal forming to precision machining and 3D printing. Since its inception by the INTERMOLD Development Association and TVO Expro Ltd, it has established itself as an indispensable platform exclusively accessible to industry professionals, with unique concept that integrates various product areas along entire process chain from design and prototyping to mass production.

Expect comprehensive view of mold industry, metal-press processing, and additive-manufacturing sectors. Core exhibits include Mold Exhibition, Metal Press Processing Technology Exhibition, and AM EXPO, each showcasing latest tooling, press machines, die-casting, CNC machining, and 3D printing solutions. Supporting programs feature technical seminars, keynote speeches, workshops, open seminars, and Student Mold Grand Prix.

The exhibition is held once a year, alternating between Tokyo and Osaka and Nagoya in some cycles, but for 2027 please note that organizer will not be holding exhibitions in Osaka or Nagoya, focusing on Tokyo edition at Tokyo Big Sight. INTEX Osaka expects about 50,000 people for Osaka edition and around 306 exhibitors, while Tokyo edition in 2025 was held at Tokyo Big Sight with similar scale.

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INTERMOLD TOKYO distinguishes itself by offering comprehensive view of entire process chain, from initial design and prototyping to mass production, and is solidified as vital platform exclusively for industry professionals.

Event dates

Event Dates: April 14–16, 2027

Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan 135-0063

Hours: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily

Official Site: https://www.intermold.jp/

Contact: +81 6-6944-9911

NAGOYA show successfully concluded recently, and organizer looks forward to welcoming you to Tokyo with dates April 14 Wednesday to 16 Friday 2027.

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Venue & exhibition site

Primary Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo International Exhibition Center, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan 135-0063. This is modern and accessible exhibition center that provides ideal conditions for international exhibits.

The venue offers East Hall, West Hall, and South Halls depending on edition. For Tokyo edition, East Hall and other halls are used for INTERMOLD, Die and Mold Asia, and Japan Metal Stamping Technology Exhibition. Address 3-21-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo also used for same complex.

Facilities: Exhibition halls, business meeting areas, VIP reception, media center, and food courts. The venue provides state-of-the-art facilities well-suited for international exhibits.

Co-located Exhibitions: INTERMOLD, Die and Mold Asia, Japan Metal Stamping Technology Exhibition, and AM EXPO are co-located, creating integrated showcase of mold, press, and additive manufacturing.

Full industry programme

The programme is organized as comprehensive platform for die, mold, and metal working.

Main Exhibition: Japan International Die, Mold and Related Equipment Exhibition including Die and Mold Asia, showcasing advanced manufacturing technologies.

Special Zones:
INTERMOLD Zone: Die and mold manufacturing technology with die and mold materials, die and mold working systems, high speed steels.
Die and Mold Asia Zone: Asia-focused mold and die technologies.
Japan Metal Stamping Technology Exhibition Zone: Metal stamping technologies organized with Japan Metal Stamping Association, presenting latest metal stamping technologies.
AM EXPO Zone: Additive manufacturing and 3D printing solutions.

Conference Programme: Technical seminars, keynote speeches, workshops, open seminars, and Student Mold Grand Prix.

Product Chain Coverage: From design and prototyping to mass production, integrating various product areas.

Featured companies & exhibitors

INTERMOLD brings around 306 exhibitors to participate in event in Osaka edition, with similar numbers for Tokyo, and expects over 50,000 visitors.

Exhibitor Profile Includes: Die and Mold, Die and Mold Materials, Die and Mold Working System, Metal Machine Tools, Machining Tools, Metal Forming Machines, High Speed Steels, Cemented Carbide Tools and Diamond Tools, Grinding Wheel and Abrasive, Precision Measuring, CAD/CAM/CAE System, Literature Connected with Die, Mold and Machine Tools Industry.

Major Exhibitors:
Nakanishi Metal Works Co., Ltd.: Die and mold components.
NARA Mold and Die Co., Ltd.: Booth 2-412.
Yamamoto Seiki Co., Ltd.: Integrated die and mold capabilities, die and mold design, manufacturing and press processing.
HAKRO Precision, Inc.: Ultra-precise molds, precision die component manufacturing.
Dongri Technology: Shines at INTERMOLD Tokyo, showcasing mold manufacturing summit solutions.
DataDesign: High-accuracy 3D scanning and CAD solutions for die and mold industry.
Fukae Special Steel: Entire service for die and mold.

International Exhibitors: Over 1,000 exhibitors from 30 countries in Korea edition, indicating global reach, with international exhibitors in Tokyo edition as well.

Industry sectors & technologies

INTERMOLD covers wide range of sectors.

Core Sectors:
Mould and Die: Mould and die manufacturing technologies, die and mold materials, die and mold working systems.
Metal Working: Metal machine tools, metal forming machines, metal stamping technologies, high speed steels, cemented carbide tools.
Machine Tools: Machine tools, machining tools, milling machines, lathes, grinding wheel and abrasive.
Additive Manufacturing: Additive manufacturing, automation, CAD, CAM, coating, design, digital product development, engineering, finishing, hardware, hydroforming, lightweight construction, materials, modeling, mold making, pre-processing, prototyping, simulation, software, tooling, tools, virtual reality, visualization, raw materials.
Precision and Measurement: Precision measuring, CAD/CAM/CAE systems, rapid prototyping.

Emerging Technologies: Automation, digital product development, virtual reality, 3D scanning, and Student Mold Grand Prix innovations.

Products, machinery & innovations

Products to be showcased include wide range related to die and mold making industry.

Machinery: Machine tools, cutting tools, metal forming machines, high speed steels, metal machine tools, boring machines, milling machines, metal-cut-off machines.

Molds and Materials: Molds, molding materials, die and mold materials, raw materials.

Software: CAD/CAM/CAE systems, simulation, software, virtual reality, visualization, digital product development.

Tools: Cemented carbide tools and diamond tools, grinding wheel and abrasive, precision measuring tools.

Additive Manufacturing: 3D printing solutions, rapid prototyping, additive manufacturing, prototyping.

Innovations: Latest tooling, press machines, die-casting, CNC machining, 3D printing solutions, high-accuracy 3D scanning, and integrated die and mold capabilities.

Demonstrations & technical presentations

Demonstrations and technical presentations are core part of INTERMOLD.

Technical Seminars: Supporting programs feature technical seminars on mold industry, metal-press processing, and additive manufacturing.

Keynote Speeches: Keynote speeches by industry leaders on advanced manufacturing technologies.

Workshops: Workshops on mold design, manufacturing, and press processing, including open seminars.

Live Demonstrations: Exhibitors showcase integrated die and mold capabilities, ultra-precise molds, and high-accuracy 3D scanning for batch production.

Student Mold Grand Prix: Student competition showcasing next-generation mold making talents.

Product Demos: At booths, companies such as Yamamoto Seiki, HAKRO Precision, and Fukae Special Steel demonstrate entire service for die and mold.

Ticket types & registration

General Admission: Professional visitors only, business-focused. Admission is typically free with advance online registration via official website https://www.intermold.jp/. Some editions require invitation or business card.

Visitor Registration: Online pre-registration via official site, with exhibitor’s list available. Registration includes access to INTERMOLD, Die and Mold Asia, and Japan Metal Stamping Technology Exhibition.

Exhibitor Registration: Exhibitor application via organizer INTERMOLD Development Association and TVO Expro Ltd. Contact +81 6-6944-9911.

Student Access: Student Mold Grand Prix participants have special access.

Group Registration: Corporate group registration available for companies sending multiple engineers.

All pricing for visitors is free with registration. Exhibitor booth pricing on request, with early-bird options.

Trade visitor & professional access

Professional Focus: Since its establishment by INTERMOLD Development Association and TVO Expro Ltd., it has solidified reputation as vital platform exclusively for industry professionals.

Audience: Professional visitors only, with cycle annually.

Business Platform: Event provides platform for exhibitors to display cutting-edge products and services to global audience, covering entire process chain from design and prototyping to mass production.

International Access: International exhibits benefit from state-of-the-art facilities at Tokyo Big Sight, with English support for overseas visitors.

Trade Categories: Metalworking, building materials, mechanical engineering, mechanical components, mould and die, plastics, rubber, composites, metal working industries, automotive engineering systems and components, aeronautics and space, subcontracting, suppliers and partners.

Exhibition halls & floor plan

Hall Layout: Tokyo Big Sight East Hall, with 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan 135-0063 as official address. Also 3-21-1 Ariake used for same complex.

Zoning:
INTERMOLD Hall: Die and mold manufacturing technology.
Die and Mold Asia Hall: Asia-focused technologies.
Japan Metal Stamping Technology Hall: Metal stamping technologies.
AM EXPO Hall: Additive manufacturing.

Booth Examples: Booth 2-412 for NARA Mold and Die, Booth 7S-18 type numbering for similar exhibitions, and other booths listed in exhibitor’s list page.

Floor Plan Access: Available via official website https://www.intermold.jp/ with exhibitor’s list and booth numbers.

Map: Venue map and directions provided via Tokyo Big Sight official site.

Business meetings & networking

INTERMOLD offers business matching for professional visitors.

Business Matching: Platform for exhibitors to display cutting-edge products to global audience, facilitating supplier and subcontracting meetings.

Technical Exchange: Technical seminars and open seminars provide networking between engineers and suppliers.

Student Networking: Student Mold Grand Prix connects students with industry employers.

International Networking: Co-exhibition with Die and Mold Asia and Japan Metal Stamping Technology Exhibition creates cross-industry networking.

Online Platform: Tradefairdates and other portals provide exhibitor contact information for pre-event meetings.

Event rules & visitor information

Admission: Professional visitors only, business card may be required. Free with advance registration.

Hours: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily, with final day often closing earlier.

Conduct: Follow organizer INTERMOLD Development Association rules, no unauthorized commercial activities, respect exhibitor booths.

Language: Japanese is primary, with English support at many booths and official site https://www.intermold.jp/ providing English information.

Photography: Photography allowed in most areas, but some booths may restrict due to prototype confidentiality.

Safety: Follow Tokyo Big Sight safety rules.

Children: Business-focused event, children not recommended, but Student Mold Grand Prix participants are students.

How to get there

Tokyo Big Sight is located in Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo.

By Train: Yurikamome Line to Tokyo Big Sight Station or Kokusai Tenjijo Station, then short walk to Tokyo Big Sight. Rinkai Line to Kokusai Tenjijo Station, then walk.

By Bus: Toei Bus and highway buses from Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, and Yokohama to Tokyo Big Sight.

By Car: Via Bayshore Route to Ariake Interchange, then to Tokyo Big Sight parking. Parking at Tokyo Big Sight limited and expensive.

By Air: Haneda Airport to Tokyo Big Sight via monorail and Yurikamome, or limousine bus. Narita Airport via Narita Express and Yurikamome or airport limousine bus.

Shuttle: Free shuttle buses from nearby stations to Tokyo Big Sight during large exhibitions.

Public transport & parking

Public Transport:
Yurikamome Line: Most convenient, direct to Tokyo Big Sight Station, 5 minute walk to East Hall.
Rinkai Line: To Kokusai Tenjijo Station, 7 minute walk to venue.
Bus: Local buses from Toyosu, Shimbashi, and Tokyo Station to Tokyo Big Sight.

Parking:
Tokyo Big Sight Parking: Large parking lots available, but expensive and crowded during INTERMOLD. Rate approximately $10.00 USD to $15.00 USD per day.
Nearby Parking: Ariake area parking with shuttle, and nearby commercial facilities parking.

Recommendation: Public transport is recommended due to traffic congestion during INTERMOLD.

Accessibility: Barrier-free access via Yurikamome and Rinkai Line elevators and Tokyo Big Sight accessible entrances.

Accommodation areas

Ariake and Odaiba Area: Best for proximity to venue. Hotels such as Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington Hotel, Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba, and Hotel Sunroute Ariake offer rates $100.00 USD to $200.00 USD per night. Walking distance or one station to Tokyo Big Sight.

Toyosu and Shimbashi Area: Hotels such as Mitsui Garden Hotel Toyosu and Royal Park Hotel Shiodome offer $90.00 USD to $160.00 USD per night, 15 minutes by Yurikamome to venue.

Tokyo Station and Marunouchi Area: For those combining with Tokyo business, hotels in Marunouchi, Ginza, and Nihonbashi offer $120.00 USD to $300.00 USD per night, 30 minutes by train to Tokyo Big Sight.

Shinjuku and Shibuya Area: Hotels for those preferring central Tokyo nightlife, rates $110.00 USD to $250.00 USD per night, 40 minutes by train.

Narita and Haneda Airport Area: For overseas exhibitors arriving via airports, hotels near airports offer $80.00 USD to $150.00 USD per night with limousine bus to Tokyo Big Sight.

Early booking essential as event attracts many international visitors.

Accessibility

Organizers aim for inclusive access.

Venue Access: Tokyo Big Sight has barrier-free entrances, accessible restrooms, elevators, and priority viewing areas.

Transport Access: Tokyo Big Sight Station and Kokusai Tenjijo Station have elevators and accessible routes to venue. Shuttle buses include accessible vehicles.

Exhibition Access: Exhibition halls have accessible aisles.

Communication: Japanese and English signage, plus pictograms, throughout venue. Information desk staffed with English-speaking volunteers via international exhibitor support.

Service Animals: Service dogs permitted in outdoor areas and exhibition halls with prior notification.

Previous year’s highlights

Recent editions show strong focus on integrated manufacturing.

INTERMOLD Tokyo 2025 was held April 16 to 18 2025 at Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan, focusing on mold and die technology, showcasing wide range of products and services including machine tools, cutting tools, molds, molding materials, CAD/CAM/CAE systems, and more. Exhibitors included Dongri Technology shining at INTERMOLD Tokyo and DataDesign exploring high-accuracy 3D scanning and CAD solutions.

INTERMOLD Osaka 2026 will be held April 15 to 17 2026 at INTEX Osaka in Osaka, Japan, focusing on mold and die technology, expected to attract over 50,000 visitors and 300 exhibitors from around world, showcasing machine tools, cutting tools, molds, molding materials, CAD/CAM/CAE systems, and more. Core exhibits include Mold Exhibition, Metal Press Processing Technology Exhibition, and AM EXPO, each showcasing latest tooling, press machines, die-casting, CNC machining, and 3D printing solutions, with supporting programs featuring technical seminars, keynote speeches, workshops, open seminars, and Student Mold Grand Prix.

NAGOYA show successfully concluded recently, and organizer expressed gratitude to visitors and looks forward to welcoming to Tokyo, noting that exhibitions in Osaka or Nagoya will not be held next year, focusing on Tokyo.

Official tickets & registration

All registration must be via official channels.

Official Website: https://www.intermold.jp/ – Provides exhibition information, registration, program schedules, and exhibitor profiles. Outline page includes venue Tokyo Big Sight 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan 135-0063.

Contact: +81 6-6944-9911, organizer INTERMOLD Development Association and TVO Expro Ltd.

Registration Portal: Online pre-registration via official site, free for professional visitors.

Exhibitor Application: Apply via official site or contact number for booth in East Hall.

Important: Pre-registration required for professional visitors. Business card recommended for on-site registration. Professional visitors only.

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FAQ

Is INTERMOLD free to attend?

Yes, attending INTERMOLD is generally free for professional visitors with advance online registration via official website https://www.intermold.jp/. The event is professional visitors only and business-focused, requiring business card for entry. Registration includes access to INTERMOLD, Die and Mold Asia, and Japan Metal Stamping Technology Exhibition. The venue Tokyo Big Sight provides state-of-the-art facilities for international exhibits, and official site provides exhibitor list and floor plan.

What products are showcased at INTERMOLD?

Products include wide range related to die and mold making industry, including machine tools, cutting tools, molds, molding materials, CAD/CAM/CAE systems, die and mold materials, die and mold working systems, high speed steels, cemented carbide tools, grinding wheel, precision measuring, additive manufacturing, automation, coating, design, digital product development, engineering, finishing, hardware, hydroforming, lathes, lightweight construction, materials, milling machines, modeling, mold making, pre-processing, prototyping, simulation, software, tooling, tools, virtual reality, visualization, and raw materials.

Where is INTERMOLD held and what halls are used?

INTERMOLD TOKYO is held at Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo International Exhibition Center, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan 135-0063, also listed as 3-21-1 Ariake. The venue includes East Hall and other halls for INTERMOLD, Die and Mold Asia, Japan Metal Stamping Technology Exhibition, and AM EXPO. The event is held at Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, modern and accessible exhibition center that provides ideal conditions for international exhibits. Venue map and directions are available via official site.

Can international companies exhibit at INTERMOLD Tokyo?

Yes, international companies can exhibit via organizer INTERMOLD Development Association and TVO Expro Ltd., with contact +81 6-6944-9911 and official site https://www.intermold.jp/. The event provides platform for exhibitors to display cutting-edge products and services to global audience, with past editions attracting around 306 exhibitors and 50,000 visitors in Osaka edition. International exhibitor profile includes die and mold, materials, working systems, machine tools, and CAD/CAM/CAE systems. The fair benefits from state-of-the-art facilities of Tokyo Big Sight well-suited for international exhibits.

How do I get to Tokyo Big Sight?

Take Yurikamome Line to Tokyo Big Sight Station or Rinkai Line to Kokusai Tenjijo Station, then short walk to East Hall at 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. The venue is accessible via Yurikamome Tokyo Waterfront New Transit and Tokyo Rinkai Rapid Transit, with elevators and accessible routes. From Tokyo Station, take Yurikamome via Shimbashi or Rinkai Line via Osaki. Public transport is recommended due to traffic congestion during INTERMOLD, and free shuttle buses operate from nearby stations during large exhibitions.

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