From 27th – 29th October, Food Japan, ASEAN’s leading exhibition for Japanese F&B related products and services, launched a celebration of Japanese food, which focuses on three key areas – Health, Innovation, and Productivity.
Visitors can check out over 1000 items from 300 exhibitors from 40 prefectures and can look forward to a wide variety of signature Japanese F&B products, innovative products and services, and new-to-market brands. The event also offers visitors the opportunity for in-depth hands-on workshops conducted by Japanese and local experts.
The event was previously known as Oishii Japan, and it is the 5th edition of the regional F&B showcase, rebranded this year to reflect its expanded portfolio and scope. Food Japan 2016 targets 11,000 visitors this year, a close to 10% increase from last year.
Food Japan will welcome both public and trade visitors on 29 October. Visitors can look forward to a rare opportunity to better understand, appreciate and purchase the diverse variety of products and services in Food Japan. Workshops will also be conducted during the day, including a Temari Zushi and Matcha Tiramisu Hands-on Workshop by ABC Cooking Studio Singapore and a Miniature Teishoku Hands-on Workshop by Polkaros, a lifestyle brand based in Tokyo that combines influences from Japanese traditional crafts with modern zakka goods.
Food Japan 2016
Date and Time: | 27 – 28 October : 10am – 5:30pm daily (Open to Trade Only) 29 October : 11am – 4:30pm (Open to Trade & Public) |
Venue: | Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre Hall 401 – 402, 1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec City, Singapore 039593 |
Admission Fees:
| Trade: Free admission for pre-registration at www.oishii-world.com/en by 24 October 2016 SGD20 for on-site registration SGD4 per pax Free entry for children 12 years old and below |
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Food Japan 2016 to encourage healthy eating, Japanese style
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