Tokyo, Japan

Exhibition stand design for Tokyo

Tokyo Big Sight is Japan's largest exhibition venue, and Makuhari Messe across the bay hosts big public shows. Japanese exhibitions value order, precision and well-briefed staff.

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A 10 by 10 metre double-deck island stand for ACME Robotics in Studio's 3D view: reception, demo points, a stair to a hospitality deck with glass balustrades10 × 10 m · double-deck island

In short

Exhibition stand design for Tokyo usually means Tokyo Big Sight or Makuhari Messe in nearby Chiba. Many Japanese trade shows use compact, tidy booths, with strong attention to detail. Studio creates a concept at your exact size, with renders and DXF drawings for a local contractor. Halls at Tokyo Big Sight have seen renovation work, so check which your show uses.

Tokyo

What you get.

01

Precision is expected

Clean joints and tidy booths matter. Agree details with your contractor.

02

Japanese materials

Translated catalogues and business cards are expected.

03

Local contractors

Build through a Japanese contractor from clear drawings.

04

The plot on the floor plan

Enter the width, depth, open sides and the height limit for your Tokyo hall. The concept stays inside them.

05

One design for every quote

Send Tokyo builders the same plan, elevations and concept quantities, so their prices describe one booth.

06

Curves, battens and light

AI-composed curved walls, timber battens and LED strips are all shown in 3D before anyone in Tokyo cuts a panel.

How it works

Three steps, no CAD skills needed.

  1. 01

    Brief

    Enter your booth size, open sides and the manual's height limit, and add the brand website.

  2. 02

    3D and render

    Edit the layout in 3D, then render the view that the client will approve.

  3. 03

    Drawings

    Export the plan, elevations and quantities for your builder in Tokyo.

Goes in

What Studio uses

  • Plot size and open sides
  • Hall height limit
  • Brand website and logo
  • Show name
  • Demo, meeting or sampling needs

Comes out

What you get back

  • Editable 3D concept
  • Photoreal renders
  • Plan and elevations
  • Concept quantities
  • AutoCAD DXF
  • Client review link
  • DXF

    AutoCAD, BricsCAD, DraftSight

  • PDF

    A3 drawing pack with render

  • SVG

    Plan & elevation sheets

  • CSV

    Object schedule for quoting

  • GLB

    Blender, Unreal, web viewers

  • OBJ

    Rhino, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D

  • WEBP

    1K or 2K renders

  • MP4

    Walkthrough, reveal or orbit video

Tokyo

Venues, shows and the quote.

Confirm the city, the hall and the height limit in the exhibitor manual for the edition you are entering.

Tokyo Big Sight

A large venue on Tokyo Bay. Parts of it have undergone renovation, so confirm your hall.

Makuhari Messe

A big venue in Chiba, used for shows such as Tokyo Game Show.

How stands get built here

Precision is expected
Clean joints and tidy booths matter. Agree details with your contractor.
Japanese materials
Translated catalogues and business cards are expected.
Local contractors
Build through a Japanese contractor from clear drawings.

Packs are charged in US dollars. Your card issuer converts to JPY. Starter credits are free. See pricing

Find exhibitor leads for Tokyo shows on ExhibitionBase, the exhibitor CRM. Studio designs the stand; the CRM finds the companies that book one.

FAQ

Good to know.

What are Tokyo's main venues?

Tokyo Big Sight, and Makuhari Messe in nearby Chiba.

Should I bring my own stand?

Usually not. Send drawings to a local contractor.

Does Studio translate into Japanese?

No. Upload professionally translated artwork.

Can a stand builder build from these designs?

Studio produces dimension-controlled concept designs with plans, elevations and a schedule that are accurate to the 3D model, which is ideal for pitching, quoting and planning. Structure, rigging, electrics, fire safety and venue approvals still need your stand builder and the organiser.

How much does Studio cost?

Studio runs on credits. Every workspace gets 5 starter credits once. Buy more when you need them: no subscription, no monthly charges and purchased credits never expire. An AI stand design costs 5 credits, a change to one selected item 1, a render 5 (8 in 2K) and image to CAD 4. Manual editing, the 68-item library, drawings and exports are free. Top-up packs start at 25 credits for $5.

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