Explore the Future of Materials at N-Plus 2026: Register Now!

N-Plus 2026: A Showcase for Innovative Materials and Technologies

The highly anticipated N-Plus 2026 exhibition is set to take place at Tokyo Big Sight, East Hall 2, from November 11 to 13, 2026. This specialized event, now in its 17th iteration, highlights cutting-edge materials and technologies aimed at enhancing the manufacturing landscape. With a focus on 'New' and 'Next' innovations, attendees will have the chance to explore a diverse range of products and technologies covering areas such as material development, processing techniques, digital transformation (DX), and environmental sustainability.

Register for Free to Attend

In preparation for the exhibition, free pre-registration has commenced. This is a fantastic opportunity for industry professionals to gather insights for product development, implement new technologies, and tackle challenges faced within manufacturing environments.

Visit the official website to register: N-Plus Official Website

Recap of N-Plus 2025 Impact

The previous exhibition, N-Plus 2025, attracted an impressive 9,583 visitors over its three-day run. The event featured 38 expert-led seminars that disseminated valuable knowledge on the latest technologies and industry trends. Notably, 68% of attendees were from manufacturing sectors, while 28% were involved in development and research roles, indicating a strong demand for innovative solutions in product development and manufacturing processes.

Key Focus Areas for N-Plus 2026

This year, N-Plus 2026 will present 15 specialized exhibitions organized into five main themes:

1. High Functionality: Explore advancements in new materials that enhance product performance—including lightweight, high-strength solutions, and cutting-edge surface treatments.
- Key Exhibitions: New Materials, Alternative Materials, High-Performance Plastics, Lightweight & High-Strength, Adhesives & Joining Technologies, Coatings & Surface Treatments, Electromagnetic Wave Protection & Heat Dissipation, Cellulose Nanofibers, Non-woven Fabrics & Functional Papers, Functional Films.

2. Processing Technologies: Discover technologies that support the entire spectrum from prototyping to mass production.
- Key Exhibitions: 3D Printing & Precision Molding, Contract Manufacturing, Prototyping Technologies.

3. Digital Transformation (DX): Learn about services and technologies that digitize and optimize product development and manufacturing processes.
- Key Exhibitions: Product Development DX, Manufacturing Process DX.

4. Recycling: Focus on technologies that promote sustainable manufacturing through resource circulation and environmental impact reduction.
- Key Exhibitions: Recycling & Circular Manufacturing.

5. Improvement: Technologies aimed at enhancing factory environments to increase productivity.
- Key Exhibitions: Factory Environment Improvement.

Attend Expert-led Seminars

Throughout the exhibition, attendees can participate in a series of informative seminars that cover current trends and technological advancements in manufacturing. Each day will feature five special sessions tailored to specific themes:

- Day 1 (Nov 11): Semiconductor Manufacturing (Front-end & Back-end)
- Day 2 (Nov 12): Mobility & Carbon Neutrality
- Day 3 (Nov 13): New Technologies & Emerging Fields

Attendees are encouraged to leverage the exhibition as an opportunity for gathering both technical product information and industry insights.

Join Us at N-Plus 2026

With exciting opportunities waiting, ensure you don't miss out on N-Plus 2026. Register in advance for complimentary entry and stay informed about the future of materials and technologies that will define the manufacturing industry.

Pre-registration link: Register Here

Event Summary

Name: N-Plus (エヌプラス) 2026
Dates: November 11-13, 2026 (10:00 AM - 5:00 PM)
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, East Hall 2
Entry: Free with pre-registration
Organizer: N-Plus Executive Committee
Expected Exhibitors: 130 companies and organizations (tentative)
Sponsors: Various industry associations supporting functional papers, composite materials, advanced materials, and more.