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East 3 East 2 East 1 AED Information (Automated External Defibrillator) Food and Beverage corner Family Recess Corner East 6 East 5 East 4 Lavatory J10-08 J10- J10: Other prefectures 12 J10- J10- J10- 14 27 29 Japan J5-02 J10-25 J10- J10- J10- J10- J10- J10- J10- J10- U-02 9/ Stage J5-03 J5-07 J5-08 J5-09 04 05 07 16 09 11 13 28 20（Thu）-21（Fri） J3-13 J10-02 J8-03 Inbound Tourism Z-01 J5-01 J10-03 J10-06 J10-10 J10-40 J10-24 J10-26 J10-39 Business EXPO The local Z-04 9/ 22（Sat）-23（Sun） "Donburi" J5: Kyushu Japan Local Gourmet Market Grand Prix Auto Camp Corner J3- J3-12 02 J5-05 J5-06 Universal Tourism J3-10 J6-17 J6-18 J8-02 J6-11 J8-01 S-19 J3- J10-37 01 J3-11 J6- J8- 05 J8- 08 04 JFC Location J1-04 J6: Chubu J8: Okinawa J3- J3- J3- J6- J6- J6- S-06 Map Fair 2018 07 08 09 03 04 05 S-03 Industrial U-01 J10- J6- J10- J10- J3- J3- Tourism 04 06 Academy Area 19 19 20 21 J10- J10- J6- 17 18 J10- “ i enjoy !i ! ” 14 J6- 34 Para Sports Park J3: Kansai J6-02 S4-02～17 S4-01 J6- 15 J6-16 J10- J10- S2-01～06 13 33 38 J6-09 J6-10 J7-08 J7-07 J3-03 J6-01 J6-12 J10-32 J1: Chugoku DMO Area Sake Brewery Tourism J7: Tohoku Sports.Adventure Tourism Area J1-01 J4-01 J4-15 J7-09 J9-01 S-05 J4- J4-03 J4-10 J7-04 11 J4-12 S-01 J2-01 J4-07 J7-01 J7-03 J7-06 J1- J4-06 J9-02 J10-22 03 J4-16 J4-02 J4- J4- J7-05 04 05 J10-23 JATA Tourism J2: Shikoku J4: Kanto Charity 2018 J2- J4- J2-02 J2- J4- J4- J4- J4- J4- J7- J10 -41 J9: Hokkaido 03 08 09 J10-15 14 17 18 02 Questionnaire Poster Competition for Tourism of Japan East Hall 4 East Hall 5 East Hall 6 EXHIBITOR’S LIST *As of September 10. 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