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FLOOR MAP Dates Dates How to look for exhibitors LEGEND April 3[Wed]-5[Fri], 2019 10:00-18:00 3-43 10-10 11-9 11-10 12-9 Find out the booth number of the company you are Aisle Aisle Search Exhibitors/ 10 11 TOILET RESTAURANT looking for from the exhibitors’ list overleaf. REED Venue West Halls, Tokyo Big Sight, Japan CONTENT Exhibits by Your [Example] REED CONTENT・・・・・ 11-8 3-39 10-8 11-7 11-8 12-7 EMERGENCY LOUNGE This means the company you are looking for EXIT Smartphone! FLOOR MAP Organised by Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. is located on aisle No. Aisle No. *This Floor Map is as of February 27, 2019. The actual layout might be different. 9th 5th 7th 7th Content 3rd Advanced Digital Technology Expo Production/Studio Expo Distribution & Management Expo ＜ ＞ PR Design & Branding Expo 1F 2 F Character & Brand Licensing Trade Show MARKETING & SALES PROMOTION EXPO ［June］ Digital Printing & CRAYON gameclub SHOW Tsubame Visual Industry Countdown Glow BOND CREATIVE Solutions BBmedia 360Channel Pictures CO-WELL ALPHACODE Cre-p SPICE PXR Lapin Organization IROC SHINOBIYA.COM project.jp BEEZ EarthShip Patent Promotion Media Stylus Production Package Design MEDIA GRAPHICS ZEROUNIT BeRISE Parkgraphics Attorney Organization （Germany） （Malaysia） Crico VIP Lounge of Advertising 23-2 Forge 1-1 1-5 1-9 1-15 1-23 1-27 1-31 1-39 1-45 6-1 6-5 6-13 6-19 6-21 6-23 6-31 Firm6-35 6-37 6-41 6-43 6-45 6-47 Creation Zone ▲ ishii ▲ ▲ 6-61 ▲ Aisle 23 Vision Fukuoka Ruby and （ ） 23-17 JAPAN PACKAGE DESIGN ASSOCIATION ▲ Mogura / Looking Glass Factory USA / Virtualcast Game Zone Aisle 1 V Tuber Zone ▲ Aisle 6 Content Business Support Zone Software Industry Promotion Committee EYE YUZUO Cultural WINLIGHT SEIBUNDO CORPORATE 1-01 CAD NETWORK NEXMEDIA Pocket Dyna Development（China） Hori SHINKOSHA 23-001 NGC SOLID CUBE Live2D IMAGE MAGIC flag 6-60 PLANNING weAR SERVICE Pico GAOCOMPANY Queries Comware UD REVERSE Pro 1-2 1-12 Communication Cornes 1-28 1-32 TAIYO 1-44 6-2 6-20 6-22 6-24 6-30 6-36 6-42 6-46 6-48 23-15 23-9 23-7 （Italy） Technology ZIG vivito MEISEI FUJI XEROX A.L.I. Technologies Award Ceremony: Yoshidasyoukai 2-01 ART Japan SHASHIN Planning Technologies KIKAKU Mountain Studio LES Frontier Secretariat TRADING MEGA CHARABANS KAJI be-quest CACHICO ADD9 STORYTELLING SOREMO Apr. 3（ Wed） POP-iD NEWTON ORIGAMI Fujiisyouten sanyuu TAMAYA Institute for FLAME CRAFT KAGAKU Advanced Micro SOFT CORPORATION Project White HOOPLA Japan Character Award 2019 for Students BANC Works of Pantovisco JAPAN （ ） 13:00-13:40 SUNBELT GREN information 2-1 2-5 1-8 2-11 1-16 1-24 Devices USA 2-25 2-29 1-34 1-40 2-45 7-1 6-6 6-14 7-19 7-23 7-29 7-35 7-41 7-45 22-40 22-38 22-34 22-30 22-22 22-20 22-16 22-10 22-8 22-2 SYSTEM ▲ ▲ industry（Taiwan） Production/Editing Solutions Zone ▲ ART ▲ Pasona Panasonic Business Service ▲ Character Brand Licensing Association / DOGON / Hiroshima Home Television / naomi ido / SHENZHEN KAIDA 2-02 VR/AR/MR World Aisle 2 XR entertainment Aisle 7 momoclochanz Guchokiparty ▲ Aisle 22 D-LIGHTS CREATIVE Design & Imagine Hochuen Hayashi Next 7-60 Smart Technology（China） Circus ICAROS The Association TTDESIGN / Digital Animation Crypto CHARACTER BANDAI YUKIN ACROBAT 22-001 IKC company （ ） nil PROMOTAL Assemblage 2055 of Japanese Int'l Publications TOMU Cross Emotion / Matsushima Sangyo Germany OMNIBUS JAPAN Construction Studio groundswell DATABANK Stand LOUNGE NAMCO Arts world TRADING CAPCOM SNAP CREATIVE （Taiwan） 2-03 2-2 2-6 2-12 2-28 Tier4 7-6 7-18 7-20 7-22 7-30 TAKI 7-42 7-44 Animations DRIVE / First-Tone Balus Space lab Japan Display upd8 ARTSTECH THINGMEDIA 7-61 15-62 16-61 17-61 22-41 22-37 22-35 22-33 22-21 22-19 22-15 22-9 22-7 22-5 visual Tohokushinsha Film SKYTOP corporation LastRoots Cocone Roland communications Fuji Technical LON FUTURE Synesthesias live IMAGICA PRHYTHM CUEDOT ATENDA Hand URALA DG Research TRA MOAI DESIGN cartoon Lab. VISION Crevo STUDIO55 Patent Firm & ACE Fair penguin HIG- Flatbit FRAME LEAP Corporation Artrigger HIBIYA-KADAN KAKUI LAW Nyangostar SHIROGUMI Sekiguchi made AZ1 communi SET CREATE 2-04 3-1 3-5 2-8 3-13 2-16 2-24 3-29 2-32 2-40 7-2 8-5 7-8 7-14 8-17 8-19 8-21 7-24 8-29 7-36 8-41 7-46 YAMAYOSHI （Korea） Creative airplane factory JIM cations Studio WORKS Concent ▲ ▲ 7-62 OFFICE Advanced Video Solutions Zone SEIKA 15-60 16-60 17-59 17-60 18-80 21-40 21-38 21-36 21-34 21-30 21-22 21-20 21-18 21-16 21-10 21-8 21-6 21-4 21-2 ▲ ▲ KOO / Houtoku infomation technology / idea+ Aisle 3 ▲ Aisle 8 Sony Music （ ） Editing Production Zone KANDOUGAISHA RAKUTSU / FUJIPRINT / HANDA Entertainment Japan NAKAJIMA CORPORATION ▲ Aisle 21 MIRAI TOBII Vitto Shutterstock MOPIC MARK.SPACE DataMesh Japan PYRAMIDFILM THE CREATIVE Alice Group IMD Memory-Tech Sony Global Vplus / Click Holdings / Cite Publishing / Hooloop Corporation / Will 21-001 SENS （Korea） JAPAN TECHNOLOGY SoftBank QUADRA STEREOTYPE LIFE.14 （Singapore） 15-57 Events & SLAPSHOT ADVAN Education Super.Natural QuZhou ZheJiang Nan Kong Amusement Japan-Style Yi Hao / Lisa Everfashion / Communication MIC 3-2 3-6 3-8 3-14 3-16 3-24 3-30 TAKENAKA 8-2 8-6 8-14 8-20 8-24 8-36 8-42 8-46 Kentjapan Japan Tokyoshou PRESS GROUP TOKYO Digital DIY cultural and creative（China） Expo TOKYO Magic 9 Productions / Design Labo. 15-56 16-56 18-55 21-37 21-35 21-9 21-7 21-5 AD DESIGNERS 3-01 CREEK & @Sycom / APPLIED / NEXTEP Eviry aquwa CYBIRD President Chain Store Tokyo Marketing / KOSHUNDO ZXtech（ Shanghai） ARK Ventures SOLUTIONS BLOCK 12（China） THE Rexy International / Serials Characters / growb Epic Games ASTRODESIGN / eArena / GENERAL BACK Digital Content SHIRONO SOLIDRAY Life is Style （China） RIVER CFun Japan SK Tachara-Bako MINIATURE FACTORY North Stars YOMIURI Shinwork Technology / SIGONO / STAYREAL / FUKAYAMA NONVERBAL Japan Sym-Direct INVERSENET / Japan Shuttle / STREETS KKStream Cruise serv Pictures AYUMI marketing ZXtech Japan ASAHI Ignis JAPAN CMBAR SHIMBUN YongRui Engage NEXTSCAPE ATOM STORY Microsoft Japan / Project White / 15-54 16-54 17-54 18-53 20-40 20-38 20-36 20-34 20-30 20-20 20-16 20-10 20-6 20-2 TSUJIKAWA Imageworks ▲ soft THIRDWAVE /UNIT.COM （ ） TAITRA PAVILION（Taiwan） 4-1 4-5 4-7 4-13 4-15 4-23 4-29 3-34 3-40 9-1 9-5 9-13 9-19 9-23 8-30 8-32 9-35 9-41 9-47 8-60 KOREA Chungnam PAVILION Total Licensing Japan Agent: ZenWorks ▲ Aisle 20 ▲ ▲ 15-51 （ ） CROSSDEVICE / NTT TechnoCross Looking Glass Factory USA ▲ Aisle 4 Blockchain Chungnam Culture Technology Thinks 4-01 ▲ Aisle 9 FUSOSHA Zone A-BLEND Industry Agency（CTIA） / RYUTEC Desigining Brushup Innotech Media PIONEER Publishing YU-CRE Sony Imaging Pro ARTOY / CUNEXT / G.I.ANT / BANDAI SEGA SAMMY Pro （Korea） CRI Middleware Hokuyo 15-50 16-50 20-35 Treenod 20-19 20-15 20-9 20-7 19-002 Products & Solutions 4-6 COSMO 4-16 Automatic Mold NAMCO HOLDINGS TCD NANGOKU Silicon JULIA YAMAHA summit design / （ ） DataKlub TECHNO SOUND Global Fujikin Asukanet 4LEG Office A WECREATIVE / Korea ATLUS Sony PCL Cear 4-42 4-46 Studio JAPAN Century Charcter MUSIC Entertainment EXPERT LAUNCH （France）ELITE Alliance SOFTWARE SHIFT pepex J-Stream Cloudian Creation YH Production FELLOWS SANWA STAFF JAPAN 4-2 5-7 5-9 4-14 5-15 5-17 Link FOUNDATION ▲ 15-47 15-48 16-48 17-48 19-40 19-36 19-30 19-24 19-20 19-16 19-10 19-8 19-2 4-28 4-32 4-40 VIP Lounge 9-2 9-8 9-14 9-20 ▲ ▲ Aisle 5 Pacific League Marketing / CHIBA LOTTE MARINES / MOCHIZUKI 10-52 11-52 12-52 13-52 14-51 SHOBUNSHA PUBLICATIONS ▲ Aisle 19 NISHINIPPON SHIMBUN / TODOKERU Sound Technology West Hall 1 Entrance/Exit West Hall 2 Entrance/Exit Fukuoka SoftBank HAWKS / Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters / PRINTING Zone M2F NAVITAS VISION TOKAI ORIX BUFFALOES / Rakuten Baseball / SEIBU LIONS Fresh Taiwan PAVILION STUDIO EIZO （ Sakawa SENMEI ifoster NAVITAS VISION DATA OGIS-RI ACHTUNG!CREATIVE!DESIGN! 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