Japan Futon Association Makes Its First Overseas Debut at Shanghai Exhibition

Japan Futon Association to Exhibit at Intertextile Shanghai 2025

The Japan Futon Association, based in Tokyo, is set to make its first overseas exhibition debut. From August 20 to 22, 2025, the association will participate in the prominent "Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles" fair, one of Asia's largest trade events focused on interior and home textiles.

This milestone comes as the association celebrates its 70th anniversary, marking a significant moment for the organization. In this inaugural participation, the Japan Futon Association will collaborate with the futon fabric trading company, Kageyama Co., Ltd., sharing a booth where they will display an impressive array of high-quality Japanese futon products.

The exhibition will serve as a vital platform for the association to conduct market research and enhance its efforts toward promoting the export of Japanese futons. Attendees will gain first-hand experience of the commitment to quality and safety that defines Japanese manufacturing—a hallmark that the association aims to convey to international buyers and industry stakeholders.

The exhibit will showcase a variety of products manufactured by member companies, all proudly representing the dedication to superior quality that Japanese futons embody. In addition to showcasing these high-quality products, the association will introduce its newly launched brand, "JAPAN FUTON." This initiative aims to promote the unique culture of quality sleep that Japan is known for, emphasizing the importance of restful sleep in everyday life.

The Intertextile Shanghai event is not only an opportunity for the Japan Futon Association to showcase its products and efforts but also a chance to forge important connections with global buyers and industry professionals. The association hopes to strengthen its network and further explore opportunities for expansion in the international market.

Furthermore, the booth will highlight the meticulous craftsmanship involved in producing each futon, as well as the innovative techniques that set Japanese futon makers apart in the global marketplace. The association is committed to emphasizing how these products are not just bedding but an essential part of the Japanese lifestyle, contributing to overall well-being and health.

In conclusion, the Japan Futon Association's participation in the Intertextile Shanghai 2025 marks a significant step towards global recognition of Japanese futons. As the organization ventures into this new territory, it is eager to share its rich heritage and commitment to quality with a wider audience. With a focus on enhancing international trade, the Japan Futon Association aims to solidify its position as a leading voice in the home textile industry and promote the cultural significance of Japanese futons on the world stage.