COSME Tokyo International Cosmetics Trade Fair 2024
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COSME TOKYO is one of the leading comprehensive B2B cosmetics trade shows in Asia. Since its debut in 2011, it has gradually developed into one of the largest and most professional beauty and hair salon exhibitions in the entire Asian region. The exhibition covers raw materials, manufacturing, packaging, makeup tools, accessories, experimental equipment, testing services, etc.
In addition to numerous international exhibitors, COSME TOKYO Tokyo Cosmetics Exhibition in Japan also provides visitors with the opportunity to negotiate with numerous Japanese exhibitors. These visitors from around the world can freely screen and compare products made in Japan at the exhibition, which is not possible at exhibitions in other countries.
COSME TOKYO, a cosmetics exhibition in Tokyo, Japan, gathers professional visitors not only from excellent cosmetics manufacturers all over the world, but also from small and medium-sized manufacturers, new companies and original equipment manufacturer manufacturers. In addition, in recent years, international professional audiences, especially those from Asia, have shown an increasing trend year by year. If you want to stand out in the fierce competition in the Asian market, COSME TOKYO at the Tokyo Cosmetics Exhibition in Japan will be an excellent platform.
Date: Jan.17-19, 2024
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo, Japan)

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