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The 12th Heat Measures Exhibition: A Leading Edge in Heat Safety Solutions

The upcoming 12th Heat Measures Exhibition, organized by the Japan Management Association (JMA), is set to take place from July 15 to 17, 2026, at the Tokyo Big Sight in the East Halls 7 and 8. This event aims to invigorate businesses related to heat management solutions, featuring the largest number of exhibitors to date—191 companies showcasing 378 booths. With a forecast of 16,000 attendees, including participants from various sectors like corporate businesses, local governments, and educational institutions, this exhibition promises to be a monumental event in addressing the growing concerns over extreme heat and heat stroke prevention.

The rising temperatures, often exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, have prompted an urgent need for effective heat management solutions. The recent amendments to the Occupational Safety and Health Regulations further emphasize the importance of enhanced measures to combat heat stress in workplaces. To facilitate this, the exhibition will present cutting-edge products and services designed to help tackle these challenges head-on.

Innovative Products and Solutions

Visitors can expect to see a wide array of products ranging from everyday heat-relief items like cooling wear, neck coolers, and ice slurries, to advanced technologies like climate-controlled clothing, Peltier cooling garments, and wearable devices that visualize heat stress risks. Additionally, there will be large-scale air conditioning solutions aimed at manufacturing, construction, and logistics environments, catering to a multitude of sectors.

A standout feature of this year’s exhibition is the introduction of the “Experience the Heat Zone,” designed to recreate the sweltering conditions of summer. Located both indoors and outdoors, this area will allow participants to experience products from 21 companies firsthand, testing their effectiveness and comfort in real heat conditions. Visitors will have the opportunity to engage directly with these innovative solutions, gaining insights into their practical applications.

Special Lectures and Insights

In conjunction with the exhibition, a series of special lectures will be held daily from July 15-17 featuring officials from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, the Ministry of Lands, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and the Ministry of the Environment, along with representatives from the Japan Occupational Safety and Health Consultant Association. These sessions will cover essential topics related to heat prevention and workplace safety, offering critical perspectives to vendors and attendees alike.

Event Details

• - Name: 12th Heat Measures Exhibition
• - Dates: July 15-17, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
• - Location: Tokyo Big Sight, East Halls 7 and 8
• - Organizer: Japan Management Association
• - Exhibitor Stats: 191 companies / 378 booths (as of June 14, 2026)
• - Expected Visitors: 16,000 (including concurrent events)
• - Concurrent Events: 13th Occupational Safety and Health Exhibition; 5th Noise and Vibration Measures Exhibition; 1st Odor Measures Exhibition; TECHNO-FRONTIER 2026; Maintenance and Resilience TOKYO 2026; Plant Show 2026
• - Entry: Pre-registration required (free of charge, attendees must present their visitor badge)
• - Pre-registration link: Register here

As the Japan Management Association continues to host exhibitions since its inaugural event in 1960, it has facilitated myriad networking opportunities across varied industries, supporting the exchange of ideas and innovations essential for tackling contemporary challenges. Annually, approximately 30 specialized exhibitions occur across different regions in Japan, allowing businesses to connect beyond borders. For those interested in the annual schedule and more details, visit Annual Schedule.

For any inquiries related to this event, please contact the Heat Measures Exhibition Desk at the Japan Management Association. The team, consisting of Tanizawa, Kusaka, and Nishimura, is ready to assist you.
Telephone: 03-3434-1988 (Weekdays 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM)
Email: [email protected]

Join us at the forefront of heat management innovation, and experience the solutions that can make a difference in ensuring safety and comfort during extreme weather conditions.