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Reportage - Tokyo Motor Show 2019

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The 46th Tokyo Motor Show 2019 was held by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) at the Tokyo Big Sight (including the Aomi, West and South Exhibition Halls), Mega Web, Symbol Promenade Park and Drive Park venues in Tokyo’s waterfront Odaiba district for 12 days, starting from October 24 and ending at 18:00 on November 4.

“Open Future” was the theme of this year’s Tokyo Motor Show, in which 192 globally active corporations and organizations representing a range of industries participated. The show’s expanded scope focused not only on the excitement of cars and motorcycles but on new themes such as “Homes of the future” and “Cities of the future,” enabling a total of 1,300,900 visitors to experience the future of mobility and get a glimpse of a future “mobility society.”

Here are some photos of the exhibition:

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