BEYOND SDGs EcoPro 2026
Japan’s premier comprehensive exhibition driving the transition to a sustainable, circular economy and a post-SDGs future.
Every year
Date: December 2-4, 2026
Location: Tokyo
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight
Visitor eligibility: Trade only
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2026 BEYOND SDGs EcoPro |
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Arrival at Haneda or Narita. Make your own way to the hotel |
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DEC. 2 |
BEYOND SDGs EcoPro |
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DEC. 3 |
BEYOND SDGs EcoPro |
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DEC. 4 |
BEYOND SDGs EcoPro |
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Make your own way to the airport Have a nice flight ! |
The following services are available upon request.
- International and Domestic Air Ticket Booking: Expert handling of flight reservations and ticket issuance to suit your schedule.
- Professional Interpreters: High-level interpretation services in English and other major languages to facilitate your business meetings and networking.
- Private Airport Transfers: Door-to-door transportation via private car, with the option of a Japanese-speaking assistant to accompany you for a smooth transition upon arrival.
- Curated Pre- & Post-Event Tours: Bespoke travel experiences to discover the cultural and natural beauty of Japan before or after the exhibition.
- Bespoke Logistics Support: From restaurant reservations to special equipment transport—whatever your specific requirements may be, we are here to assist.
Venue and Suggested Hotel
What You Will Gain by Visiting BEYOND SDGs EcoPro
- Access to cutting-edge green technologies: Discover the latest innovations in eco-friendly materials, renewable energy, and decarbonization solutions.
- Insights into circular economy trends: Learn how leading companies are implementing resource recycling, upcycling, and zero-waste business models.
- Practical ESG management solutions: Find actionable strategies to integrate SDGs into your core corporate operations and improve supply chain transparency.
- Cross-sector networking opportunities: Connect with a diverse ecosystem of green enterprises, government agencies, NPOs, and academic institutions.
- Inspiration for sustainable product development: Gain ideas for designing and marketing products that appeal to the rapidly growing base of eco-conscious consumers.
Top 5 Core Industries That Must Visit
1. Manufacturing and Heavy Industry
Reason: To source innovative environmental technologies, energy-saving equipment, and green materials necessary to achieve corporate carbon neutrality and optimize factory operations.
2. Packaging and Chemical Materials
Reason: To explore the rapidly growing demand for sustainable alternatives, such as biodegradable plastics, recycled materials, and next-generation eco-friendly packaging solutions.
3. Renewable Energy and Environmental Services
Reason: To showcase and discover advanced solutions in solar/wind power generation, energy storage, waste management, and advanced recycling systems to a highly targeted B2B audience.
4. Retail, Consumer Goods, and FMCG
Reason: To procure sustainable, ethically sourced products and sustainable packaging options to meet strict global ESG standards and consumer expectations for eco-friendly brands.
5. Construction and Real Estate
Reason: To discover green building materials, energy-efficient architectural designs, and smart city technologies essential for sustainable urban development and zero-emission buildings.
Top 5 Industries That Should Consider Visiting (Peripheral/Cross-Industry)
1. Finance and ESG Investment
Reason: To assess the viability of emerging green technologies, identify promising sustainable ventures, and gather intelligence on corporate ESG initiatives for green bond and investment strategies.
2. IT and Digital Solutions
Reason: To understand the specific environmental pain points of various industries and offer digital transformation (DX) solutions, such as carbon tracking software and smart grid management, to drive green transformation (GX).
3. Logistics, Supply Chain, and Transportation
Reason: To find strategies for reducing Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions through alternative fuels, EV infrastructure, and eco-friendly logistics packaging.
4. Agriculture and Food Production
Reason: To explore solutions for minimizing food loss, implementing sustainable farming practices (e.g., circular agriculture), and finding eco-friendly packaging for fresh produce.
5. Education and Academic Institutions
Reason: To gather the most up-to-date real-world data on sustainability practices for environmental education curriculums and to seek out industry-academia collaboration opportunities for green research.