The Great Okinawa Trade Fair is held to promote Okinawa as a global logistics hub, contributing to the expansion of overseas sales routes for specialty products from throughout Japan.

　Making the best of this opportunity to bring individuals in agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, and food product suppliers throughout Japan, and buyers from home and abroad together in the global logistics hub and taking full advantage of Okinawa’s great location in the heart of East Asia, we will provide outstanding opportunities for international food business discussions with support from all of Okinawa, and promote imports of agriculture, fishery and other food products of Japan.

　We are holding one of the largest trade fairs in Japan with the participation of many overseas buyers for business negotiations based on appointments made in advance, which makes it possible for us to provide better opportunities than other trade fairs can. While seeking branding strategies, we provide buyers and suppliers the opportunity to see the benefits of Okinawa as a business and trade base, aiming to establish our position as a global base for business negotiations.

　The 2014 Great Okinawa Trade Fair highlights Okinawa as a trade base in Asia and a bridge for world trade (bankoku shinryo) as we expand further for Japan and Asia.

Click here to see the results of the 2013 Pre-Trade Fair

　Okinawa, with its subtropical and marine climate, is blessed with a rich natural environment, unique culture and history, and captivating tourism and resort resources, making it the largest marine resort area in Japan, attracting many tourists from Japan and around the world. During the Ryukyu Kingdom era, it thrived through transit trade with East Asia through its geographical location.

　Today, large numbers of tourists, not only from Japan, but also from around the world visit Okinawa in search or relaxation and comfort.

　Not only is Okinawa located in an ideal geographical location, but it is also an area that holds countless possibilities from a global perspective in terms of facilities at Naha Airport, human resources, and much more.