Tokyo Big Sight International Exhibition Center

The Tokyo Big Sight in Japan is located near Odaiba in Tokyo, Japan. It is the largest and most technologically advanced exhibition center in Japan, constructed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and completed in April 1996. Within a year and a half from September 1997, it had welcomed 11.5 million trade and public exhibition visitors. Various types of exhibitions, small events, and even concerts are held here every year, such as the famous Comic Market fan event, which can attract over 500,000 attendees. Therefore, during major events, the人流and vehicle volume here is quite considerable, and all the hotels near the venue are usually fully booked.

The exhibition center covers an area of 243,000 square meters, with a floor area of 141,000 square meters and an exhibition area of 80,000 square meters. It is made of steel structure and reinforced concrete. It consists of three parts: a tower 58 meters high with 8 floors and an underground parking lot; a two-story west hall; and a three-story east hall with an underground parking lot. The main exhibition halls are located inside the west and east halls. The west hall has four exhibition areas designed for small-scale exhibitions. The adjacent outdoor and rooftop exhibition areas can also be used for exhibitions as needed. The east hall has six exhibition areas connected by corridors on both sides, which can be transformed into a large exhibition area. There are meeting rooms of various sizes in the tower, with the largest international conference hall accommodating 1,000 people. It is equipped with a 250-inch high-definition video projector, audio lighting facilities, conference systems, advanced audio-visual systems, and 8-language simultaneous interpretation devices. The Tokyo International Exhibition Center uses the latest audio-visual technology.