Japan’s largest education exhibition, EDIX Tokyo 2026, is set to return this May with a focused showcase on artificial intelligence applications in learning environments. Held at Tokyo Big Sight from May 13 to 15, 2026, the 17th iteration of the event will feature AI-powered tools designed to support speaking practice and automated assessment in classrooms across the country.
Organized by the EDIX Executive Committee in collaboration with RX Japan LLC, the exhibition continues to receive backing from key government bodies including the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI). This year’s theme centers on navigating the transition from basic ICT infrastructure to active utilization under Japan’s NEXT GIGA initiative, with particular attention to how schools can integrate cloud-based and AI-driven solutions while addressing ongoing challenges such as network security, equipment aging and IT staffing shortages.
Among the confirmed exhibitors is Allied Telesis, which will present its vision for stable and secure network infrastructure to support the evolving demands of digital education. The company’s booth will highlight solutions for network visualization, centralized device management, and wireless LAN systems essential for IoT integration in educational settings—particularly relevant as institutions prepare for broader adoption of digital textbooks and AI-assisted learning platforms.
The event runs daily from 10:00 to 18:00, with the final day concluding at 17:00. Attendance is open to educators, school administrators, corporate HR and training professionals, and others involved in education-related fields. As Japan advances its national strategy for educational digital transformation, EDIX Tokyo 2026 serves as a critical venue for stakeholders to evaluate practical tools, explore implementation strategies, and engage with vendors shaping the future of learning technology.
For the most current information on exhibitors, seminar schedules, and registration details, visitors are encouraged to consult the official EDIX Tokyo 2026 website managed by the event’s organizing committee.
As the education sector continues to adapt to technological change, exhibitions like EDIX provide a structured environment for informed decision-making—balancing innovation with the practical realities of deployment in diverse learning environments.
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