SEMICON Japan 2026
The premier global exhibition connecting the entire semiconductor supply chain to drive the future of AI, sustainability, and advanced microelectronics.
Every year
Date: December 9-11, 2026
Location: Tokyo
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight
Exhibits: All about nano-scale technologies: Materials, Nano Carbon, Cellulose Nanofibers,
Graphene, Electron Microscope (SEM/TEM), Analytics, Nano Fabrication, Solid State
Battery, 5G,6G, Environment and more.
Visitor eligibility: Trade only
2025 year
Visitors : 121,267
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2027 SEMICON Japan |
| DEC. 8 |
Arrival at Haneda or Narita. Make your own way to the hotel |
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DEC. 9 |
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DEC. 10 |
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DEC. 11 |
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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 SEMICON Japan
- Direct access to manufacturing innovations: Experience the latest advancements in semiconductor processing equipment, advanced packaging (e.g., chiplets), and testing technologies.
- Insights into next-generation trends: Understand how generative AI, high-performance computing (HPC), and new architectures are reshaping the global technology roadmap.
- Sustainable supply chain solutions: Discover energy-efficient fab operations, emission reduction systems, and eco-friendly material alternatives to meet global ESG goals.
- High-level global networking: Connect directly with top-tier device manufacturers, equipment giants, material suppliers, and industry analysts from around the world.
- Exploration of cross-industry applications: See firsthand how advanced microelectronics are enabling breakthroughs in robotics, automotive mobility, and smart tech applications.
Top 5 Core Industries That Must Visit
1. Semiconductor Manufacturers (IDMs, Foundries, Fabless)
Reason: To source state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment and advanced packaging solutions necessary for producing high-performance, next-generation logic and memory chips.
2. Semiconductor Equipment and Machinery Makers
Reason: To discover technological breakthroughs in metrology, inspection, and wafer processing, while collaborating directly with device makers to solve complex scaling and yield challenges.
3. Electronic Materials and Chemical Suppliers
Reason: To grasp the rapidly evolving material requirements for advanced nodes and to promote sustainable, high-purity chemical and substrate solutions to global buyers.
4. Electronic Components and PCB Manufacturers
Reason: To explore advanced packaging and chiplet ecosystems that bridge the critical gap between front-end semiconductor fabrication and back-end final device assembly.
5. AI Infrastructure and Data Center Operators
Reason: To engage directly with the hardware ecosystem driving generative AI and high-performance computing, ensuring a deep understanding of the future supply and capabilities of AI chips.
Top 5 Industries That Should Consider Visiting (Peripheral/Cross-Industry)
1. Automotive and Mobility (EV/Autonomous Vehicles)
Reason: To secure robust semiconductor supply chains and explore the latest power devices, edge AI chips, and high-performance sensors critical for next-generation vehicle architectures.
2. Environmental Technology and Green Energy Solutions
Reason: To identify massive business opportunities in providing energy-saving systems, gas abatement, and water recycling technologies for resource-intensive semiconductor fabrication plants.
3. Robotics and Factory Automation
Reason: To discover advanced AI processors for smart manufacturing and humanoids, and to offer automated material handling and robotics solutions tailored specifically for semiconductor cleanrooms.
4. Life Sciences and MedTech
Reason: To explore cutting-edge micro-sensors, MEMS, and advanced processors that can be integrated into next-generation medical devices, diagnostics, and smart healthcare wearables.
5. Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Reason: To understand the complex, highly sensitive global semiconductor ecosystem and to propose specialized, climate-controlled, and secure transportation solutions for fragile wafers and precision machinery.