About INCHEM TOKYO 2027

A Comprehensive Exhibition for Technologies, Products, and Services
Supporting the Chemical Industry

INCHEM TOKYO has evolved into a comprehensive exhibition gathering the technologies, products, and services that support the chemical industry—ranging from chemical equipment and machinery to process technologies, engineering, operation and maintenance, and environmental and safety measures.

Today, the chemical industry is entering a major period of transformation. This is driven by structural changes brought about by Green Transformation (GX) and AI, alongside the expansion of growth sectors such as advanced materials, pharmaceuticals, and fine chemicals. Simultaneously, there is a pressing need to address long-standing challenges, including labor shortages, productivity improvement, and aging facilities.

INCHEM TOKYO is where the foundational technologies of the chemical industry meet new themes for growth.

It is a hub where a diverse range of players—from universities and startups to SMEs and large corporations—come together to connect their technologies and expertise, creating new value. Through the evolution of existing technologies and the challenge of new value creation, we are paving the way to the "next stage" of the chemical industry.

A place that sparks the encounters, dialogues, and co-creation necessary for this journey.
That is INCHEM TOKYO 2027.

Venue situation Venue situation

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Previous ResultsResults

Exhibitor 315companies 625booths
Visitors 12,078
Previous Event Report

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Outline of the EventOutline

Exhibition
INCHEM TOKYO 2027
Date
September 15(Wed.) - September 17(Fri.), 2027 10:00 - 17:00
Venue
TOKYO BIG SIGHT East Hall
Organized by
The Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan. Japan Management Association (JMA)

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Industries and Job Types You Can meetMeet

INCHEM TOKYO attracts a large number of attendees from the manufacturing industries primarily the chemical sector who are involved in design, research, development, production engineering, and other aspects of facilities and production.

  • Industries

    70% of visitors belong to the manufacturing industry(particularly process industries).

  • Occupations

    Approximately 50% of visitors are engaged in equipment and production.

※Based on the INCHEM TOKYO 2025 visitor analysis

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