TIBF2014_Brochure

Exhibiting Information

Extensive Support Services Maximise Your Results at TIBF !

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Contact List of Japanese Publishing Professionals

Free

Show Management will provide you with an extensive contact list of major publishers in Japan prior to the show. This list will assist you in making pre-show appointments, and help you maximise your business results at TIBF.

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Online Exhibitors’ Information Service

Free

Your company and exhibit information will be posted on the TIBF web page. Also, Show Management will provide a link from the exhibitors list on the TIBF web page to your own homepage, so that visitors worldwide can access complete information about your company and publications/products before coming to the show.

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Intensive Visitor Promotion for Rights Buyers Free Show Management devotes maximum effort to invite key rights buyers and decision makers, such as editors, rights managers, publishers and others, through intensive telephone calls, e-mails and personal visits to facilitate on-site rights trade.

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Direct Mailing & E-mailing

Free

A large number of invitation tickets as well as e-mails regarding the show will be sent to industry professionals all over Japan and the world. These promotions will enhance visibility of your company and products/services.

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Asia’s leading publishing trade show !

Hotel Discounts and Interpreting / Translating Services TIBF exhibitors are given special discounts on a variety of hotels in Tokyo, starting at approx. USD 80 and up.

TIBF Show Management also helps arrange translating and interpreting services for your business needs, starting at approx. USD 220/day per bilingual service staff.

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Reed Exhibitions – Bringing together the world of publishing TIBF is one of six leading publishing events owned or managed by Reed Exhibitions (RX).

Through the book fairs in the UK, the USA, France, Brazil, China and Japan, the RX global publishing portfolio brings together publishing professionals, literary agents and book content distributors, uniting the industry on a world scale.

London Book Fair (UK)

Salon du Livre (France)

China Shanghai International Children’s Book Fair (China)

Tokyo Int’l Book Fair (Japan)

Reed Exhibitions is the world’s leading events organiser with over 500 exhibitions organised in 41 countries around the world.

BookExpo America (USA)

Dates: July 2 (Wed ) —5 ( Sat) , 2014 Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Japan

Bienal do Livro São Paulo (Brazil)

Organised by: TIBF Executive Committee Japan Book Publishers Association Japan Magazine Publishers Association Japan Publication Wholesalers Association Japan Booksellers Federation Publishers Association for Cultural Exchange The Council for the Promotion of Book Reading Japan Association of International Publications

To book your space or for more information, contact Show Management today !

TIBF Show Management, Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.

Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.

18F Shinjuku-Nomura Bldg., 1-26-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-0570, Japan

TEL : +81-3-3349-8519

Fax : +81-3-3349-8530 E-mail : tibf-eng@reedexpo.co.jp Web : www.tibf.jp

A division of Reed Business Registered in England, Number 678540

More details online!

www.tibf.jp

Exhibit at TIBF and Tap into the Japanese and Asian Markets ! ▼ Access the enormous markets of

Japan and Asia through TIBF

Japan - A Huge Potential Market !

Annual gross sales:

JPY 1.8 trillion (approx. USD 19.6 billion)

Newly published titles per year:

82,204 titles Source: Publishing Year-book 2013 edition, The Shuppan-News Co., Ltd.

TIBF offers you opportunities to… ●

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National Pavilions

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Many countries have participated in TIBF with their national pavilions.

­Theme Country 2013 ­ South Korea

Malaysia ­ Theme Country of TIBF 2014 !

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Meet with Japanese and Asian publishers, editors, importers, bookstores and other key professionals face to face Negotiate publishing rights directly with publishers and editors from around Japan and Asia Find the best matching partners and distributors in Japan and Asia Promote your books and services to the huge Asian publishing industry

▼ Publishers from all around the world

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38*countries and regions ! (*Including concurrent shows)

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Exhibit at TIBF and Tap into the Japanese and Asian Markets ! ▼ Access the enormous markets of

Japan and Asia through TIBF

Japan - A Huge Potential Market !

Annual gross sales:

JPY 1.8 trillion (approx. USD 19.6 billion)

Newly published titles per year:

82,204 titles Source: Publishing Year-book 2013 edition, The Shuppan-News Co., Ltd.

TIBF offers you opportunities to… ●

●

National Pavilions

●

Many countries have participated in TIBF with their national pavilions.

­Theme Country 2013 ­ South Korea

Malaysia ­ Theme Country of TIBF 2014 !

●

Meet with Japanese and Asian publishers, editors, importers, bookstores and other key professionals face to face Negotiate publishing rights directly with publishers and editors from around Japan and Asia Find the best matching partners and distributors in Japan and Asia Promote your books and services to the huge Asian publishing industry

▼ Publishers from all around the world

have already participated at TIBF Participating countries and regions at TIBF2013 t "OHPMB t "VTUSBMJB t "VTUSJB t #FMHJVN t #SB[JM t $BOBEB t $IJOB t $[FDI Republic t 'JOMBOE t 'SBODF t (FSNBOZ t )POH ,POH

Total:

t *OEJB t *OEPOFTJB t *SBO t *UBMZ t +BQBO t -VYFNCPVSH t .BMBZTJB t .FYJDP t /FX ;FBMBOE t 1BLJTUBO t 1IJMJQQJOFT t 1PMBOE t 3VTTJBO 'FEFSBUJPO

t 4BVEJ "SBCJB t 4JOHBQPSF t 4PVUI ,PSFB t 4QBJO t 4SJ -BOLB t 4XJU[FSMBOE t 5BJXBO t 5IBJMBOE t 5VSLFZ t 6"& t 6, t 64" t 7JFU /BN

38*countries and regions ! (*Including concurrent shows)

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TIBF is the Most Effective Way to Develop Business in Japan and Asia!

Why Exhibit

Who Can You Meet?

at TIBF?

TIBF helps you open the door to the Japanese and Asian markets !

TIBF Attracts the Key Publishing Professionals You Want to Meet !

Do you think Japan and Asia are promising but difficult markets? If so, TIBF can help you open the door. Attracting over 62,000 visitors, TIBF is the best venue to have intensive business discussions with the right professionals for you. By meeting with the real decision makers, including publishers, editors, importers, and distributors, you can use your time most effectively to start/expand business in Japan and Asia.

As the largest international publishing trade show in Japan, Japanese and international publishing companies searching for interesting foreign content gather every year at TIBF. Show Management also conduct a guided tours of the show for visitors upon request, introducing foreign publishers who match their interests, which is a unique service that has been praised by exhibitors and visitors alike.

Results Reported by TIBF2013 Exhibitors

Comments from TIBF2013 Visitors

We were delighted to participate in TIBF again this year. It was our fifth year, and we had more than 60 meetings with publishers, translators and authors.

Being at TIBF is always a great opportunity for us to meet Japanese Editors who do not travel outside Japan very often. We have a chance to present our books and exchange opinions directly with them, which is the quickest and most effective way of closing translations rights deals. It is always a productive experience to attend TIBF, because it offers us new business opportunities and allows us to more deeply understand a market that is normally not so easy to approach. We have already confirmed our participation in 2014.

We were completely new to the Asian market and TIBF was a great opportunity to get to know it. The support from the show staff was extraordinary. Everyone was very helpful, so we’re sure we’ve been able to get the best out of the fair. Although it was our first time to participate, we had about 30 very interesting and rewarding meetings on-site with excellent results. Not only with Japanese prospects, but also people from South Korea, Thailand and other Asian countries who visited our booth. It was a great occasion to meet Asian publishers and agencies, as well as the best way to get inside the publishing sphere in Japan. We can only highly recommend that our publishing partners participate because it’s really worth it.

Atlantyca S.p.A (Italy)

Legua Editorial (Spain)

We have been exhibiting at TIBF for many years. This time, we had about 50 meetings. Japanese publishers take a lot of time to make decisions, but we believe it is important to build relationships of trust with them and to maintain them. That is why we continue to come to TIBF every year. In fact, we already have had some good results in the past that we believe were due to the maintaining relationships. We have received a lot of attention from Japanese publishers, who are very keen on meeting with European publishers. We recommend other European publishers to participate.

We exhibited at TIBF to promote children’s books and ELT titles published mainly by Korean publishers. We are pleased to have a successful show with about 40 meetings. Cooperating with a Japanese agent, we were able to introduce many of our titles to leading Japanese publishers. This year in particular, Japanese publishers were interested in English reading materials and phonics titles. We think this will only spur more interest for next year, so we are trying to be prepared with more and better English learning titles in our catalogue.

Clavis Publishing (Belgium)

The ChoiceMaker Korea (Korea)

We exhibited at TIBF for the first time to develop new sales channels, and we were very happy with the successful results. Although it was our very first time, we could meet with representatives of many Japanese publishers, bookstores, libraries, variety stores and other potential customers, as well as publishers who came from other Asian countries, including Taiwan, Malaysia and South Korea. Since the fair, we have already received orders from libraries and research institutes, whose representatives we met at TIBF, and we expect to start business with 15 to 20 new clients. We learnt a lot about the sales structure of books in Japan through our participation in TIBF. It was also a plus that we welcomed the reading public to our booth on the last day and listened to their needs directly. We will come back to TIBF 2014.

I have visited TIBF several times. This year, as I had heard the theme country was Korea, I mainly visited South Korean publishers and had business meetings with them. TIBF is the best place to network with international publishers without having to travel abroad. I keep in contact with the overseas exhibitors I met on-site, and am looking forward to developing businesses with them.

This year was the first time I attended TIBF, and I was pleasantly surprised to see so many publishers I had never had a chance to meet before at the other international book fairs I’ve attended in the past. TIBF was a great opportunity to make new contacts in Japan and elsewhere, and to see all the excellent books and other media currently being produced here. I had a number of interesting meetings with many different Japanese and international publishers to discuss English language learning, self-help and business titles in particular.

Shueisha International, Editor in Chief

A to Z International, Rights Manager

I visit TIBF every year because it is a very effective venue to network with many interesting overseas publishers. Having discussions directly with those overseas publishers is the quickest way to conclude business. We are discussing co-publishing a book with one of the exhibitors we met on-site. Our next meeting will be held after the summer break.

We visit TIBF every year. It is the best opportunity to meet both Japanese and overseas publishers. The greatest thing about TIBF is that you can have face-to-face meetings with overseas publishers. This year we had long business discussions with five publishers. We are keeping in touch with them to conclude our discussions.

Sekai Bunka Publishing

Bunken Publishing

We are a rights agent from China. We visited TIBF searching for good titles in various genres including literature, humanities and social sciences, and Children’s books. We are very satisfied that we could find a number of good titles on-site. We had discussions with more than six exhibitors. Now, we are negotiating more than 50 titles with these publishers.

We visited TIBF for the first time. We were searching mainly for children’s books and are negotiating 20 titles now. We were delighted we could meet not only Japanese publishers but also European and American publishers at TIBF. We hope we can meet even more western publishers next time, and have discussions directly with them without an agent.

Beijing Kareka Consultation Center (China)

Tian Jin Maitian Culture Communication (China)

Prints Asia (India/Japan)

◆ TIBF2013

Total Number of Visitors ...

Europe Belgium, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Russian Federation, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, UK

62,570 The Americas Canada, Mexico, USA

Asia China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, Viet Nam

Africa, Middle East Angola, Saudi Arabia, UAE

Oceania Australia, New Zealand

Visitors came from all over Japan and 33 different countries and regions.

The Solemn Declaration of No Inflated Numbers We consistently count visitor registration numbers clearly and stringently based on the following philosophy and principles.

Fundamental Philosophy of the Total Visitor Number Announcement 1. The number of visitors will be stated honestly and will not be inflated. This is our duty to exhibitors.

2. The inflation of visitor numbers is a misrepresentation of the contents of the exhibition and fraudulent to the exhibitors.

3. The number of visitors and also the counting method will be stringently announced in writing shortly after the exhibition.

3

Three Major Principles of the Counting Method 1. One business card submitted at the on-site registration counter is counted as one visitor.

2. Once registered, a visitor is counted only once, no matter how many times and days they enter the exhibition.

3. Counting the visitors each time they pass through the entrance is regarded as an actual inflation of the figures, therefore, this counting method is prohibited.

4

TIBF is the Most Effective Way to Develop Business in Japan and Asia!

Why Exhibit

Who Can You Meet?

at TIBF?

TIBF helps you open the door to the Japanese and Asian markets !

TIBF Attracts the Key Publishing Professionals You Want to Meet !

Do you think Japan and Asia are promising but difficult markets? If so, TIBF can help you open the door. Attracting over 62,000 visitors, TIBF is the best venue to have intensive business discussions with the right professionals for you. By meeting with the real decision makers, including publishers, editors, importers, and distributors, you can use your time most effectively to start/expand business in Japan and Asia.

As the largest international publishing trade show in Japan, Japanese and international publishing companies searching for interesting foreign content gather every year at TIBF. Show Management also conduct a guided tours of the show for visitors upon request, introducing foreign publishers who match their interests, which is a unique service that has been praised by exhibitors and visitors alike.

Results Reported by TIBF2013 Exhibitors

Comments from TIBF2013 Visitors

We were delighted to participate in TIBF again this year. It was our fifth year, and we had more than 60 meetings with publishers, translators and authors.

Being at TIBF is always a great opportunity for us to meet Japanese Editors who do not travel outside Japan very often. We have a chance to present our books and exchange opinions directly with them, which is the quickest and most effective way of closing translations rights deals. It is always a productive experience to attend TIBF, because it offers us new business opportunities and allows us to more deeply understand a market that is normally not so easy to approach. We have already confirmed our participation in 2014.

We were completely new to the Asian market and TIBF was a great opportunity to get to know it. The support from the show staff was extraordinary. Everyone was very helpful, so we’re sure we’ve been able to get the best out of the fair. Although it was our first time to participate, we had about 30 very interesting and rewarding meetings on-site with excellent results. Not only with Japanese prospects, but also people from South Korea, Thailand and other Asian countries who visited our booth. It was a great occasion to meet Asian publishers and agencies, as well as the best way to get inside the publishing sphere in Japan. We can only highly recommend that our publishing partners participate because it’s really worth it.

Atlantyca S.p.A (Italy)

Legua Editorial (Spain)

We have been exhibiting at TIBF for many years. This time, we had about 50 meetings. Japanese publishers take a lot of time to make decisions, but we believe it is important to build relationships of trust with them and to maintain them. That is why we continue to come to TIBF every year. In fact, we already have had some good results in the past that we believe were due to the maintaining relationships. We have received a lot of attention from Japanese publishers, who are very keen on meeting with European publishers. We recommend other European publishers to participate.

We exhibited at TIBF to promote children’s books and ELT titles published mainly by Korean publishers. We are pleased to have a successful show with about 40 meetings. Cooperating with a Japanese agent, we were able to introduce many of our titles to leading Japanese publishers. This year in particular, Japanese publishers were interested in English reading materials and phonics titles. We think this will only spur more interest for next year, so we are trying to be prepared with more and better English learning titles in our catalogue.

Clavis Publishing (Belgium)

The ChoiceMaker Korea (Korea)

We exhibited at TIBF for the first time to develop new sales channels, and we were very happy with the successful results. Although it was our very first time, we could meet with representatives of many Japanese publishers, bookstores, libraries, variety stores and other potential customers, as well as publishers who came from other Asian countries, including Taiwan, Malaysia and South Korea. Since the fair, we have already received orders from libraries and research institutes, whose representatives we met at TIBF, and we expect to start business with 15 to 20 new clients. We learnt a lot about the sales structure of books in Japan through our participation in TIBF. It was also a plus that we welcomed the reading public to our booth on the last day and listened to their needs directly. We will come back to TIBF 2014.

I have visited TIBF several times. This year, as I had heard the theme country was Korea, I mainly visited South Korean publishers and had business meetings with them. TIBF is the best place to network with international publishers without having to travel abroad. I keep in contact with the overseas exhibitors I met on-site, and am looking forward to developing businesses with them.

This year was the first time I attended TIBF, and I was pleasantly surprised to see so many publishers I had never had a chance to meet before at the other international book fairs I’ve attended in the past. TIBF was a great opportunity to make new contacts in Japan and elsewhere, and to see all the excellent books and other media currently being produced here. I had a number of interesting meetings with many different Japanese and international publishers to discuss English language learning, self-help and business titles in particular.

Shueisha International, Editor in Chief

A to Z International, Rights Manager

I visit TIBF every year because it is a very effective venue to network with many interesting overseas publishers. Having discussions directly with those overseas publishers is the quickest way to conclude business. We are discussing co-publishing a book with one of the exhibitors we met on-site. Our next meeting will be held after the summer break.

We visit TIBF every year. It is the best opportunity to meet both Japanese and overseas publishers. The greatest thing about TIBF is that you can have face-to-face meetings with overseas publishers. This year we had long business discussions with five publishers. We are keeping in touch with them to conclude our discussions.

Sekai Bunka Publishing

Bunken Publishing

We are a rights agent from China. We visited TIBF searching for good titles in various genres including literature, humanities and social sciences, and Children’s books. We are very satisfied that we could find a number of good titles on-site. We had discussions with more than six exhibitors. Now, we are negotiating more than 50 titles with these publishers.

We visited TIBF for the first time. We were searching mainly for children’s books and are negotiating 20 titles now. We were delighted we could meet not only Japanese publishers but also European and American publishers at TIBF. We hope we can meet even more western publishers next time, and have discussions directly with them without an agent.

Beijing Kareka Consultation Center (China)

Tian Jin Maitian Culture Communication (China)

Prints Asia (India/Japan)

◆ TIBF2013

Total Number of Visitors ...

Europe Belgium, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Russian Federation, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, UK

62,570 The Americas Canada, Mexico, USA

Asia China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, Viet Nam

Africa, Middle East Angola, Saudi Arabia, UAE

Oceania Australia, New Zealand

Visitors came from all over Japan and 33 different countries and regions.

The Solemn Declaration of No Inflated Numbers We consistently count visitor registration numbers clearly and stringently based on the following philosophy and principles.

Fundamental Philosophy of the Total Visitor Number Announcement 1. The number of visitors will be stated honestly and will not be inflated. This is our duty to exhibitors.

2. The inflation of visitor numbers is a misrepresentation of the contents of the exhibition and fraudulent to the exhibitors.

3. The number of visitors and also the counting method will be stringently announced in writing shortly after the exhibition.

3

Three Major Principles of the Counting Method 1. One business card submitted at the on-site registration counter is counted as one visitor.

2. Once registered, a visitor is counted only once, no matter how many times and days they enter the exhibition.

3. Counting the visitors each time they pass through the entrance is regarded as an actual inflation of the figures, therefore, this counting method is prohibited.

4

TIBF and 5 Concurrent Shows Create a Dynamic Trade Venue for all Forms of Contents!

1,550* companies from 25* countries get together under one roof ! * expected, including concurrent shows

Floor Plan (preliminary) Theme Country Malaysia

1F

2F

West Hall 1, 2

West Hall 3, 4

18th

21st e-Book Expo Tokyo (eBook) is the world’s leading trade show for e-Book business, showcasing the latest e-Book technologies, devices, and contents.

As the e-Book market grows worldwide, this show is a must-visit venue for all visionary publishers. By meeting with industry leading companies, you can maximise your e-Books business potential here.

<Exhibits> t Publications in all categories of all kinds of publishing media Books, Magazines and Journals, Newspapers, Maps and Travel Guides, Others t Related products and services Bookmarks, Book Covers, Book Stands, Printing Services, Binding Services, Others

<Exhibits>

Children’s Book Fair

t Digitalisation technologies for books, magazines, journals, manga and comics, and others t Digital content management systems t Delivery and distribution services for digital content

2nd

3 rd

At Production Companies Expo, production companies in all genres, including books, magazines, film, video, animation, game, music, web, and apps, gather to do business with various content providers. For publishing companies, this is a great venue to find new business partners in many genres, as well as to find good editorial productions.

A unique fair where 700 individual creators, including illustrators, photographers, manga and comic artists, authors, writers and calligraphers, showcase their works to find new business opportunities. For publishers, this is an extremely interesting venue to find new talent.

Production Companies Expo

t e-Book and Magazine reading devices t Digital contents, etc.

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

Dates

Humanities & Social Sciences Book Fair

July 2 (Wed) — 5 (Sat) , 2014

Content Solutions Expo A comprehensive showcase of solutions for content creation, management, distribution and devices.

<4 days>

Venue

Tokyo Big Sight, Japan Concurrent Shows

4th

A trade show to negotiate licenses for all kinds of property including characters, brands, designs, movies, anime, and other creative contents. For publishers, Licensing Japan is a platform to meet potential business partners for opportunities to licens of their contents.

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

e-Book Expo Tokyo Content Solutions Expo Production Companies Expo LICENSING JAPAN Creators’ Expo Tokyo

2nd

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

Natural Sciences Book Fair

* The above concurrent shows will be held July 2 (Wed) - 4 (Fri), 2014 for 3 days.

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TIBF and 5 Concurrent Shows Create a Dynamic Trade Venue for all Forms of Contents!

1,550* companies from 25* countries get together under one roof ! * expected, including concurrent shows

Floor Plan (preliminary) Theme Country Malaysia

1F

2F

West Hall 1, 2

West Hall 3, 4

18th

21st e-Book Expo Tokyo (eBook) is the world’s leading trade show for e-Book business, showcasing the latest e-Book technologies, devices, and contents.

As the e-Book market grows worldwide, this show is a must-visit venue for all visionary publishers. By meeting with industry leading companies, you can maximise your e-Books business potential here.

<Exhibits> t Publications in all categories of all kinds of publishing media Books, Magazines and Journals, Newspapers, Maps and Travel Guides, Others t Related products and services Bookmarks, Book Covers, Book Stands, Printing Services, Binding Services, Others

<Exhibits>

Children’s Book Fair

t Digitalisation technologies for books, magazines, journals, manga and comics, and others t Digital content management systems t Delivery and distribution services for digital content

2nd

3 rd

At Production Companies Expo, production companies in all genres, including books, magazines, film, video, animation, game, music, web, and apps, gather to do business with various content providers. For publishing companies, this is a great venue to find new business partners in many genres, as well as to find good editorial productions.

A unique fair where 700 individual creators, including illustrators, photographers, manga and comic artists, authors, writers and calligraphers, showcase their works to find new business opportunities. For publishers, this is an extremely interesting venue to find new talent.

Production Companies Expo

t e-Book and Magazine reading devices t Digital contents, etc.

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

Dates

Humanities & Social Sciences Book Fair

July 2 (Wed) — 5 (Sat) , 2014

Content Solutions Expo A comprehensive showcase of solutions for content creation, management, distribution and devices.

<4 days>

Venue

Tokyo Big Sight, Japan Concurrent Shows

4th

A trade show to negotiate licenses for all kinds of property including characters, brands, designs, movies, anime, and other creative contents. For publishers, Licensing Japan is a platform to meet potential business partners for opportunities to licens of their contents.

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

e-Book Expo Tokyo Content Solutions Expo Production Companies Expo LICENSING JAPAN Creators’ Expo Tokyo

2nd

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

Entrance/Exit

Natural Sciences Book Fair

* The above concurrent shows will be held July 2 (Wed) - 4 (Fri), 2014 for 3 days.

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Exhibiting Information

Extensive Support Services Maximise Your Results at TIBF !

1

Contact List of Japanese Publishing Professionals

Free

Show Management will provide you with an extensive contact list of major publishers in Japan prior to the show. This list will assist you in making pre-show appointments, and help you maximise your business results at TIBF.

50

pan 0 Ja se For u

ese

Pub

lishe

rs

ly rs on ibito F exh of TIB

(Sample)

2

Online Exhibitors’ Information Service

Free

Your company and exhibit information will be posted on the TIBF web page. Also, Show Management will provide a link from the exhibitors list on the TIBF web page to your own homepage, so that visitors worldwide can access complete information about your company and publications/products before coming to the show.

3

(Sample)

Intensive Visitor Promotion for Rights Buyers Free Show Management devotes maximum effort to invite key rights buyers and decision makers, such as editors, rights managers, publishers and others, through intensive telephone calls, e-mails and personal visits to facilitate on-site rights trade.

4

Direct Mailing & E-mailing

Free

A large number of invitation tickets as well as e-mails regarding the show will be sent to industry professionals all over Japan and the world. These promotions will enhance visibility of your company and products/services.

5

(Sample)

Asia’s leading publishing trade show !

Hotel Discounts and Interpreting / Translating Services TIBF exhibitors are given special discounts on a variety of hotels in Tokyo, starting at approx. USD 80 and up.

TIBF Show Management also helps arrange translating and interpreting services for your business needs, starting at approx. USD 220/day per bilingual service staff.

21st

Reed Exhibitions – Bringing together the world of publishing TIBF is one of six leading publishing events owned or managed by Reed Exhibitions (RX).

Through the book fairs in the UK, the USA, France, Brazil, China and Japan, the RX global publishing portfolio brings together publishing professionals, literary agents and book content distributors, uniting the industry on a world scale.

London Book Fair (UK)

Salon du Livre (France)

China Shanghai International Children’s Book Fair (China)

Tokyo Int’l Book Fair (Japan)

Reed Exhibitions is the world’s leading events organiser with over 500 exhibitions organised in 41 countries around the world.

BookExpo America (USA)

Dates: July 2 (Wed ) —5 ( Sat) , 2014 Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Japan

Bienal do Livro São Paulo (Brazil)

Organised by: TIBF Executive Committee Japan Book Publishers Association Japan Magazine Publishers Association Japan Publication Wholesalers Association Japan Booksellers Federation Publishers Association for Cultural Exchange The Council for the Promotion of Book Reading Japan Association of International Publications

To book your space or for more information, contact Show Management today !

TIBF Show Management, Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.

Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.

18F Shinjuku-Nomura Bldg., 1-26-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-0570, Japan

TEL : +81-3-3349-8519

Fax : +81-3-3349-8530 E-mail : tibf-eng@reedexpo.co.jp Web : www.tibf.jp

A division of Reed Business Registered in England, Number 678540

More details online!

www.tibf.jp