Tokyo Government and Public Sector Week 2026
Date: Wed, May 13, 2026 – Fri, May 15, 2026
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Tokyo Government and Public Sector Week, held May 13–15, 2026 at Tokyo Big Sight, Japan, features products and services for municipalities and public organizations, municipal digitalization, regional development, smart city solutions, disaster prevention, resident services, and infrastructure maintenance with 500+ exhibitors, and 21,000+ visitors, organized by RX Japan. The annual exhibition consists of six specialized shows where representatives from municipal governments, government agencies and public organizations across Japan conduct business negotiations and gather information on trends and solutions.
Range of Exhibition
- Public Services & Local Government Solutions:
Products and services for municipalities and public organizations, resident services, tourism digitalization. - 6th Local Government Digital Transformation Expo:
Municipal digitalization, digital transformation support, LGWAN‑ASP services, cloud computing for core systems, information security, digital human resources support. - 6th Smart City Expo:
Mobility, ride‑sharing solutions, communication networks, IoT and sensor technologies, automated and connected systems. - 9th Local Value Creation Expo:
Regional development consulting, local value strategy, tourism digital transformation, inbound tourism support. - 5th Regional Disaster Prevention Expo:
Disaster prevention ICT, emergency communications, earthquake/tsunami/volcano countermeasures, power generation and energy storage, first aid and stockpiling supplies. - 4th Infrastructure Maintenance Expo:
Inspection, assessment, monitoring, 3D measurement technologies, sensing, AI/robotics, drones, maintenance services. - 2nd Community Welfare Expo:
Childcare support systems, online childcare consultations, home‑visit nursing care, dementia care technologies, barrier‑free initiatives, health management systems.
Target Audience
Municipal leaders, government officials, public administration professionals, smart city specialists, digital government planners, disaster management officers, infrastructure engineers, regional development consultants, community welfare providers, public service technology buyers.
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