RESULT REPORT
Manage Disasters,
Prevent Crimes,
Reduce Every Risk
usiness risks
‣
Dates ：Oct.19 Wed. - 21 Fri., 2016
Venue ：Tokyo Big Sight West Hall 1, 2, 3 and Conference Tower
Organizer ：Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
Now, Confronting Terroism
Contents
Security & Safety Trade Expo (RISCON TOKYO)2016
■ Show Outline
■ Overview of Visitors
1
■ Results of Visitor Ques onnaires
■ Results of Exhibitor Ques onnaires
3
■ Exhibit Categories & Main Exhibits, Zone
■ Results of Exhibitor Ques onnaires from CYBER SECURITY WORLD
5
■ Floor Plan
■ Exhibitors List (in alphabe cal order)
8
2
4
6
10
Special Equipment ExhibiƟon & Conference for AnƟ-Terrorism (SEECAT)'16
■ Show Outline / Overview of Visitors
■ Results of Visitor Ques onnaires / Exhibit Categories & Main Exhibits
12
13
■ Results of Exhibitor Ques onnaires
■ Exhibitors List (in alphabe cal order)
14
■ Floor Plan
16
15
Security & Safety Trade Expo (RISCON TOKYO)2016
Show Outline
Organizer:
Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
Special Sponsor:
Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Sponsors:
Cabinet Office (Director General for Disaster Management) /
National Police Agency / Reconstruction Agency /
Fire and Disaster Management Agency /
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology /
Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare / Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry /
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism /
Japan Meteorological Agency / Japan Coast Guard / Ministry of Defense /
National Governor's Association / Japan Association of City Mayors /
National Association of Towns and Villages / Fire Chiefs' Association of Japan /
U.S. Commercial Service / Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan /
Japan External Trade Organization(JETRO)
Supporters:
Japan Business Federation / Japan Association of Corporate Executives /
The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry /
Central Federation of Societies of Commerce and Industry /
Japan Overseas Enterprises Association / Council for Public Policy /
All Japan Security Service Association / Japan Security Systems Association /
Japan Firefighters Association / Japan Fire Alarms Manufacturers' Association /
Japan Fire and Crisis Management Association / The General Insurance Association of Japan /
Japan Association of Defense Industry / Japanese Red Cross Society / The Japan Gas Association /
Japan Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc. / Japan Engine Generator Association /
The Japan Society of Seismic Isolation / Japan Air Cleaning Association /
Japan Office Institutional Furniture Association /
The Scheduled Airlines Association of Japan /
Japan Cable and Telecommunications Association /
National Federation of Shopping Center Promotion Associations /
Japan Data Center Council / Japan Bousaisi Society /
Telecommunications Carriers Association / Japan Facility Management Association/
Engineering Advancement Association of Japan / Nippon Signs Association /
Nuclear Damage Compensation and Decommissioning Facilitation Corporation /
Japan Cybercrime Control Center
Show Management:
ATEX Co., Ltd.
Exhibition Scale:
342 Exhibitors, 568 Booths (including co-exhibitors)
Admission Fee:
JPY 2,000
Special Affiliated Event:
CYBER SECURITY WORLD 2016
Consumption tax included.
Bearers of the invitation ticket or advanced registration were not charged.
Visitors who have a visitor's badge of other co-located show could enter RISCON TOKYO 2016 for free.
*RISCON: A blend word from “Risk (Danger, Crisis)” and “Control (Administration, Management).” This word connotes our aspiration “avoiding risk completely is
difficult but willing to control it as much as possible.” “RISCON” is the registered trademark of Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
1
Overview of Visitors
RISCON TOKYO 2015
Registered
Date
Weather
Oct. 19 Wed.
Fine
5,851
Oct. 20 Thu.
Fine
Oct. 21 Fri.
Fine partly
Cloudy
TOTAL
Visitors* 2
Visitors*1
Registered
Visitors*1
Visitors* 2
19,854
5,885
18,677
6,204
18,683
6,638
18,120
7,387
21,243
7,832
20,674
19,442
59,780
20,355
57,471
*1 The actual number of visitors registered his/her name and company name etc. No double-counting of repeaters. (excluding Press)
*2 The number of "Visitors" includes repeaters. (excluding Press)
<Breakdown by Industry>
ŽŵŵĞƌĐŝĂů&ĂĐŝůŝƚLJ 0.3%
KƚŚĞƌƐ 11.9%*
Condominium Management
1.1%
ƐƐŽĐŝĂƟŽŶͬZĞƐŝĚĞŶƚƐ͛ƐƐŽĐŝĂƟŽŶ
*Others:
Members of the Diet, Prefectural assembly,
City council / Embassy / Disaster Volunteer /
University, Laboratory /
Educational foundation / NPO foundation
■ Overseas
Brazil, China, Denmark, France, Germany,
Holland, U.K. etc.
dƌĂĸĐͬ>ŝĨĞůŝŶĞ 1.5%
,ŽƐƉŝƚĂů 1.7%
Manufacture
24.2%
dƌĂŶƐƉŽƌƚĂƟŽŶͬ>ŽŐŝƐƟĐƐ 1.8%
ZĞĂůƐƚĂƚĞͬĞǀĞůŽƉĞƌ 2.1%
tŚŽůĞƐĂůĞƌͬ
ZĞƚĂŝůĞƌ
14.0%
Security 4.8%
ŽŶƐƚƌƵĐƟŽŶ 5.2%
^ĞƌǀŝĐĞͬ&ŝŶĂŶĐĞͬŽŶƐƵůƚĂŶƚ 8.6%
'ŽǀĞƌŶŵĞŶƚͬDƵŶŝĐŝƉĂůKĸĐĞ
13.0%
/ŶĨŽƌŵĂƟŽŶͬŽŵŵƵŶŝĐĂƟŽŶ 9.8%
2
Results of Visitor Questionnaires
Q1
Q2
What is your occupation?
What is your job title?
Level of Involvement in
purchase decision
Director /
džĞĐƵƟǀĞKĸĐĞƌ
10.2%
Legal / Audit
0.3%
PR /
Advertisement
1.0%
Others
16.8%
Final decision maker
8.2%
Public Agency
23.7%
Production 1.0%
Information System
2.7%
Facility Management
5.0%
Q3
Department /
^ĞĐƟŽŶDĂŶĂŐĞƌ
23.7%
No Title
43.5%
R&D
6.7%
Not involved
30.9%
Advisor / Analyst
33.7%
^ĞĐƟŽŶŚŝĞĨͬ
ƐƐŝƐƚĂŶƚDĂŶĂŐĞƌ
22.6%
Sales
13.0%
Planning / Marketing
7.7%
CEO / Management
8.7%
Technician / User
16.7%
'ĞŶĞƌĂůīĂŝƌƐͬĐĐŽƵŶƟŶŐͬ
Human Resources
Vice decision maker
10.5%
13.4%
Q4
How did you find RISCON TOKYO 2016?
(Multiple answers)
/ŶǀŝƚĂŝŽŶƟĐŬĞƚ
49.0%
KĸĐŝĂůǁĞďƐŝƚĞ
33.0%
/ŶƚƌŽĚƵĐƚŝŽŶĨƌŽŵ
ĂŶĂĐƋƵŝŶƚĂŶĐĞ
11.6%
ŝƌĞĐƚŵĂŝůĨƌŽŵ
ƚŚĞŽƌŐĂŶŝnjĞƌ
10.2%
ͲDĂŝůĨƌŽŵ
ƚŚĞŽƌŐĂŶŝnjĞƌ
2.7%
sŝƐŝƚĞĚ
ĐŽͲůŽĐĂƚĞĚƐŚŽǁ
2.4%
DĂƐƐŵĞĚŝĂ
1.0%
0
Q5
10
20
30
What is your purpose of visiting?
KƚŚĞƌƐ
3.5%
dŽƉĂƌƟĐŝƉĂƚĞ
ŝŶĂƐĞŵŝŶĂƌ
11.2%
dŽĐŽŶƐŝĚĞƌ
ƉƵƌĐŚĂƐŝŶŐ
ŽĨĂƉƌŽĚƵĐƚͬƐĞƌǀŝĐĞ
40
50
Q6 Did you find this RISCON useful?
Not useful
3.1%
Will not
0.7%
16.9%
68.4%
ĞĮŶŝƚĞůLJLJĞƐ
Very useful
35.9%
dŽŐĂƚŚĞƌŝŶĨŽƌŵĂƟŽŶ
ŽĨĂƉƌŽĚƵĐƚͬƐĞƌǀŝĐĞ
Q7 Will you attend next RISCON?
Useful
34.4%
Possibly yes
64.9%
61.0%
■ Public agencies accounted for a quarter of the respondents, which suggests that there are many visitors from government
offices. General Affairs, Accounting, Human Resources, and Facility Management staff members who are in charge of
crisis management, as well as top management and managers visited the trade show.
■ About 97% responded that visiting RISCON was useful. Visitors are also willing to come back to the show. This suggests
that RISCON has high expectations within the risk management market as a place to obtain information about products
and services.
3
Results of Exhibitor Questionnaires
Q1
(%) 60
Reason to know or decide to exhibit
at RISCON (Multiple answers)
Q2
About the number of visitors of
RISCON
59.9％
Q3 About business meetings at RISCON
More than expected
9.4%
50
Did not have
a beneficial meeting
24.5%
40
Lower than
expected
33.5%
30
20
12.5%
8.5％
10
8.5％
6.3％
6.3％
Good as expected
Had beneficial meetings
57.1%
75.5%
4.8％
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*Other reasons
- We exhibited in the past and have new products.
- We were looking for a trade show related to disaster
prevention and found the website.
- We saw the event on the Tokyo Big Sight Exhibition
Calendar.
Q4
● Comments
- We had more visitors than we expected to come to our booth.
- We had more respondents to the questionnaire at our booth than last year.
- We gathered more information about our prospects than we expected.
- We had good feedback on our new products.
- Another trade show in the same industry was held at the same time,
so it seemed like there were less number of our target audience.
Please choose the answer that best describes of the result you gained through this RISCON.
①As a place to enter a business
②As a place to acquire new customers
③As a place for promotion to existing
customers
More than expected
5.2%
Lower than
expected
20.2%
Lower than
expected
21.7%
Good as expected
74.6%
④As a place to introduce new products &
technologies
Lower than
expected
14.0%
More than expected
More than expected
10.8%
9.1%
Lower than
expected
12.2%
More than expected
9.5%
Good as expected
Good as expected
69.2%
78.3%
⑤As a place for sales promotion & PR
Lower than
expected
11.4%
More than expected
9.8%
9.9
⑥ As a place to get feedbacks about exhibits
from visitors
Lower than
expected
13.3%
More than expected
6.3%
Good as expected
Good as expected
Good as expected
75.2%
78.7%
80.4%
■ 70-80% of the exhibitors responded that the trade show results were “as expected, or more than expected.” There
were a number of feedback on specific results including the following: “Highly aware visitors were interested in our
booth,” “We were able to conduct business meetings of high expertise,” and “We have a number of leads that can
turn into a contract”.
We had good reviews as a trade show, as companies were able obtain concrete results for PR, marketing, and new
customer acquisition within the risk control market.
4
Exhibit Categories & Main Exhibits, Zone
Disaster Risk ReducƟon Zone
Robot & Drone for Disaster Measures
[Focused ExhibiƟon Area]
Earthquake Measures
Natural Disaster Measures
Rescue & Emergency Medicine
Fire Preven on & Control
Disaster response robots / Explora on robots / Firefigh ng robots / Power assist suits / Safety devices for drones /
Emergency measures solu on etc.
Trailer / Earthquake-resistant mat / Aseisma c reinforcing metal fi ng / Fall preven on system for ceilings /
Fall preven on tool for furniture / Shelter for an -earthquake and tsunami / Earthquake early warning devices /
Toilet for disaster etc.
Waterproof board / Waterproof gate / Pump air shelter / Water gauge / River water level alarm units / Flood warning systems /
Liquid Vacuum cleaner / Inflatable boat / Boots & Rain wear / Weather radars / Snowmobiles / Snow removal machine etc.
Rescue stretchers / AEDs / Infec on preven on suits / Harness / Carabiner / Goggles / Cardiopulmonary resuscitator /
Emergency bandages and scissors / Rescue training manikins / Gloves for emergency disasters / Hemosta c pad /
All-weather waterproof containers / Aqua c rescue equipments / Rescue boat / Electro-hydraulic rescue equipments /
Evacua on stair car / Pyrotechnics signal / Fire pot / Fire protec on priven on cloths / Tent etc.
Fire suits / Special fire resistance clothes / Emergency shower / Eye washers / Emergency rainwater tanks / Quake breakers etc.
ICT for Disaster Management
J-Alert receivers / Area mail warning devices / High-performance speakers / Emergency report systems /
Emergency informa on display systems / Safety informa on sharing systems / Slope Inclina on detec on systems etc.
Emergency Food & Stockpile
Emergency bag / Emergency food / Preserving water / Emergency portable toilets / Hand-cranked type charging radio light /
Soup apparatus / Knockdown emergency water supply tanks / Par ons for disaster evacua on shelters / Folding beds /
Manhole toilets etc.
Infec on Control
Deteriora on Infrastructure
Measure & Disaster Reconstruc on
Other Disaster Risk Reduc on
Measures
Gas masks / Biohazard masks / Armor kit / Protec ve clothing etc.
Plas c flooring boards / U-typed street / Structure inspec on and diagnos c equipment / Airborne asbestos detec on devices etc.
Obstruc on lights / Traffic control equipment / Folding helmet / Reflec on vest / Safety shoes / Rain suits / Volcano response items /
Head light / Evacua on guidance towers / Night vision scopes / Thermal camera / Waterproof binoculars /
Environment measuring instruments / Respiratory protec on equipment / Motorcycles for disaster relief ac vi es /
Disaster response vehicles for transporta on / General disaster preven on and disaster informa on systems / Ranger lope /
Special equipment / Waterproofed case / Phosphorescent related products / Laser range finder / Pressure gauges and thermometers /
Ultra-light ceiling material / Flame resistant bedding materials / Bacteriosta c flame resis ng material blanket /
Disaster relief stock warehouses etc.
Security Zone
2020 TOKYO Security
[Focused ExhibiƟon Area]
Crime preven on equipment for large-scale events / Reflec on vest / Long-distance speakers etc.
Surveillance &
Crime Preven on System
Camera equipment / Video surveillance solu ons / Network surveillance solu ons / Image processing / Cloud-type security service /
Biometric systems / License plate recogni on devices etc.
Access Control / Outside Security
Access control / Cash transport vehicles / Bulletproof shields etc.
Security Service
Next genera on man-machine systems / Binoculars / Sigh ng device etc.
Self-Protec on
Self-defense equipment etc.
Local Crime Preven on
Other Security Equipment & Systems
Sasumata (an -riot forks) / Life jacket etc.
Screeners / X-ray inspec on apparatus / Roadblocks / Indicator locks etc.
Business Risk Management Zone
Factory and Worksite Safety Measures
[Focused ExhibiƟon Area]
Reduc on of Transporta on Risks
[Focused ExhibiƟon Area]
Emergency Communications /
WEB Conference System
Power Outage & Saving Measures
Other BCP / BCM Supports
Safety shoes / Work gloves / Emergency power supply for a portable generator / Engine cu er / Chain-saw /
Small infrared camera systems / Wearable posi oning devices etc.
Electric resin bollard etc.
Radio communica on equipment / Satellite communica on service / Receiving apparatus for fire protec on etc.
Emergency power supply / Private electric generator / DC power supply systems / Folding solar panels etc.
Emergency fuel delivery systems for disaster relief / Small tanks for hazardous materials / Moving power supply vehicles /
Cloud-type surveillance systems etc.
CYBER SECURITY WORLD Zone
Solutions for Enterprise
Solutions for Municipal Government
Solutions for Critical Infrastructure
Cyber terrorism preven ve so ware / Traffic visualiza on alert systems / Targeted a ack solu ons and threat intelligence services /
Automa c file encryp on so ware / Cybersecurity exercise services etc.
Other Cyber Security Equipment & Systems
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Results of Exhibitor Questionnaires from CYBER SECURITY WORLD
Q1
About the number of visitors of
CYBER SECURITY WORLD
Q2
About business meetings at
CYBER SECURITY WORLD
More than expected
12.5%
Did not have
a beneficial meeting
33.3%
Lower than
expected
31.3%
Good as expected
56.2%
Had beneficial meetings
66.7%
● Comments
- We exhibited for the first time but were able to have business meetings with many people.
- There were a significant number of national and local government officials as anticipated.
- A big portion of visitors were the people in charge of critical infrastructure security.
- The visitor profile meets our needs.
- There were many end users, so it was a good direct sales opportunity.
Q3
Please choose the answer that best describes of the result you gained through this CYBER SECURITY WORLD.
①As a place to enter a business
②As a place to acquire new customers
③As a place for promotion to existing
customers
More than expected
20.0%
Lower than expected
6.2%
More than expected
Lower than
expected
12.5%
Lower than
expected
20.0%
18.8%
More than expected
31.3%
Good as expected
Good as expected
Good as expected
60.0%
56.2%
75.0%
④As a place to introduce new products &
technologies
Lower than
expected
13.3%
⑤As a place for sales promotion & PR
More than expected
33.4%
⑥ As a place to get feedbacks about exhibits
from visitors
More than expected
More than expected
37.5%
37.5%
Good as expected
Good as expected
Good as expected
53.3%
62.5%
62.5%
■ CYBER SECURITY WORLD received good reviews as a place for sales promotion, PR, and feedback gathering and
created positive results for many exhibitors despite the fact that it was introduced for the first time.
Specifically, there were a number of opinions such as the following: “It was a good opportunity to acquire new
customers with our target audiences like national and local governments and critical infrastructures.”
6
7
Floor Plan
Exhibit ZŽŶĞ
&ŽĐƵƐĞĚdžŚŝďŝƟŽŶƌĞĂ
&ŽĐƵƐĞĚdžŚŝďŝƟŽŶƌĞĂ
&ŽĐƵƐĞĚdžŚŝďŝƟŽŶƌĞĂ
8
CYBER
SECURITY
WORLD
Stage A
CYBER
SECURITY
WORLD
Stage B
SEECAT EXIT
RISCON
Visitor s Registration
West Hall 3 (4F)
9
会場レ
アウト図
Exhibitors
ListイF(in
alphabetical
loor
P lan order, *co-exhibitors)
A
A & A.T
ABLE-YAMAUCHI
ACHILLES
AD TECHNICA
*FUTUREINN
Aida engineering
AITEX
AKAO
Akatsuki Electric Works
Akatsuki Towing Equipment
All Japan BCP Council
1M49
1C21
1C07
1A14
2G39
1D17
1C19
2M52
1J15
2M33
Alpha Foods
ALSOK
AMERICAN STATE OFFICES ASSOCIATION
*STATE OF IOWA JAPAN OFFICE
2N21
1H49
3A02
2A44
*STATE OF MISSISSIPPI JAPAN REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE
ASIS International Japan Chapter
assist
B
BELFOR (Japan)
Bibs.jp
BRAINS
BUNKA SHUTTER
C
CAMPAL JAPAN
CENTRAL ENGINEERING
Challenge
Core System Japan
*JMACS Japan
1F40
1J07
1A02
2A42
1H53
*HIROBO
FUJI DR SECURITY
FUJI GLOVE
1A04
1J38
2F53
FUJITSU
FUTEC
2K33
1A17
GISupply
Global Concept Industrial
GOLDWIN
Goto Industry
Green Chemy
2D46
1C25
2L27
1J24
1A52
2C41
1D01
1B01
H
Hamaguchi Urethane
HANABUSA TECHNO ENGINEERRING
Hanshin Commercial
HANSHIN SHAVING
HATAYA Limited
HIRANO SEKIYU
3D01
CRIME AND DISASTER PREVENTION EXHIBITION
CTCSP
2N27
HOSOYA PYRO ENGINEERING
2D51
1C10
I
ICOM
DAIWA LOCKS
Dalian Everspry Sci & Tech
Denki Kogyo
DuPont-Asahi Flash Spun Products
E
Earthquake Early Warnings Users Association
EASTI
E-BISTRADE
1J37
2L22
2A23
EMIC
Environment Cloud Service
ESCO
E' S LIFE
Esri Japan
EXCELSIOR
Executive Protection
INSIGHT
Institute disaster evacuation Laboratory
*Matsumora Industry
IR SYSTEM
IRONWORKS UNE
ITEC Hankyu Hanshin
its communications
*Bousaishi Training Center
1F01
1A46
2M37
1A54
2F39
2C43
1A45
3E03
1A23
1K03
1C17
1J42
1M54
1K50
1K38
2D37
2E21
2C49
2M51
1C52
1E24
2L21
2G44
1N03
1C51
3E01
1M37
2A39
1F48
2C34
J
JAI / WATABE
JAPAN BOUSAISI SOCIETY
*TOHOKU UNIVERSITY
EDISON HARDWARE
effe-ciel
IHI
ImPACT Tough Robotics Challenge
2D33
1J48
2J24
1A26
1J53
2J49
2M47
Hiroshima University
*Silicon bio
HISAKI
1C41
2A49
1M50
2K53
1D44
2A51
2F31
1F38
1F50
1C39
CORES INTERNATIONAL
CORNES TECHNOLOGIES
DAIGAKU SANGYO
DAI-ICHI DENPA KOGYO
DAIKI
*UE-TSU
DAINIPPON PLASTICS
K
Kaisuimaren
Kawamura Electric
1A15
1M48
FS∙JAPAN
*SANKI
*GENTOS
Honda Motor
HONDA YOKO
HORITOMI Commercial & industrial
Cybozu Startups
1C27
1C38
GVS Japan
*FURUKAWA ELECTRIC
D
Daicel
JOY CRAFT
JP Household Supply
Jwin
*Tactical Medical Solutions
First Rate
FROM HEART
G
GADELIUS INDUSTRY
GEOTECH
*STATE OF NEBRASKA JAPAN REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE
*STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA JAPAN OFFICE
ANS
ARNEST ONE
ASAKA INDUSTRIAL
F
Fare Tec
*Responder Products
*EmeGear
1A24
2J27
*Tabata
*Novel Arms
*Katou-Corporation
*SHUWA
All Japan Security Service Association
EXPLORER CASES by GT LINE
Eye Tech
Japan Digital Communications
Japan Disaster Food Society
Japan Facility Management Association
Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
Japan Kyastem
*EWS
Japan Lifeline
Japan Meteorological Agency
Japan Radio
JETRO(International Sales & Globalnetworking Pavilion)
JETRO(Invited overseas Buyer Meeting)
JOBLE
10
2J52
1C01
2J31
1F53
2M46
1M34
2D43
1M39
1N02
2D52
2A48
2A45
2A37
KDDI
Keibihosho Shinbunshinsha
KEIBI HOSHO TIMES
KELC Electronics System
K.E.M.JAPAN
KENEK
KEYON
KIDS-WAY
KindaiShoubo
KOHKEN MEDICAL
Kousaido
KOWA
*TOKYO RECTIFIER
KOZO KEIKAKU ENGINEERTING
K-SAFETY EXPO
KURARAY
1D25
1J35
3F02
1A42
1G05
2C37
2A31
2B31
2H27
1E17
3F01
1A16
2C35
1A31
1A48
1K49
2F34
2C52
2F43
1G03
*HI-LAND TECHNO
KURIRON Chemicals
KYOKUTO ELECTRIC
L
LA∙PITA
LET'S CORPORATION
LINTEC21
M
Mainichi
Messe Duesseldorf Japan
METEX
Metro police
Mie University
1M51
1H04
1J51
2C27
1A07
1J50
2A43
1H52
1N18
2M44
*NABELL
MIRAI-LABO
MISHIMA DENSHI
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES
mitsuiwa
N
NAGANO YANASE
nagawa
NAKANE
NBC Meshtec
NEC Networks & System Integration
New Medican Tech
NICHIDO IND
NICHIEI INTEC
NIHON KOHDEN
Nihon Taishin Sekkei
Nihon Unisys
Nihon Unisys
Nihon University College of Risk Management
NISHIYAMA
Nissho Electronics
Normeca Asia
NSK
NTT Advanced Technology Corporation
NTT LEARNING SYSTEMS
O
OBAYASHI MFG
OCTASIC
Ogura
OHARA
Ohdensha
Okayama syouten
OOHASHI
oono
2H52
2K51
2F49
2C46
1A03
1N21
1F13
1F41
2C42
1M53
2M49
1C13
1C42
1C11
2D41
2D41
1N15
2A34
2J33
3E02
2C33
2N24
2F46
1M38
2C24
1E16
1J21
2M40
2J50
2M48
1C53
Exhibitors List
OPTEX
ORTEC
OSTRICH INTERNATIONAL
overseas plant construction and service
*JAPAN FIRE PROTECT
2F52
1H01
1D42
1A51
P
PALUX
Panasonic System Networks system solutions Company (Japan)
PATLITE
Pelican Products
Physio-Control Japan
2D39
2H49
2F44
1D46
1D45
2E31
Pinnacle
PioneerVC
2C47
*V-cube Robotics Japan
PORTA INDUSTRY
PRESS KOGYO
2L25
Takagi
Takasaki Precision, Machinery
Takashina Life Preservers
TAKIGAWA CORPORATION Japan
TAKIRON
TANIZAWASHOJI
TECHNICAL ELECTRON
TECHNO GREEN SALES
TEIJIN FRONTIER / TEIJIN
TEIKOKU SEN-I
TELCOM
telenet
TENPO PLANNING
TF SERVICE
THE MRC
The setagaya Industrial Association
2F41
1M41
1A25
1H51
1F35
1F27
2F33
1D39
1A37
1J18
2M35
1E13
2A21
1L05
2F47
2K52
1A39
2J41
PROP
Pro-Tech
1E10
2A33
2A25
Q
QMS INFO
2A53
TOHATSU
TOHKEN ENGINEERING
1D31
1D11
TOKIWA SEIKO
TOKYO ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
Tokyo Gas Engineering Solutions
2A24
1D27
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Industrial and Labor Affairs
3F05
Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Support Center
*I∙T∙Engineering
1B03
R
REIKOU
Rescue now
*Takumigiken
Respect Systems
Responder Products Japan
*Universe Development
RIKEI
Riken Keiki
2J43
1A10
1D41
RITA
S
SAITAMA TSUSHO
1M52
1F42
1N24
2C51
2K44
Sanei Build System
Sanritsukiki
SANTOKU
SANWA ENERGY
SANYU
2J39
1C45
2E27
SAVER' S
SC
SECURICO
2D35
2N26
SECURITY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Security Sangyo Shinbun
2N22
1N17
2J21
Seko
SENON
SHIGEMATSU WORKS
Shinken Press
SHINKO ENGINEERING
Shizuoka Technology Transfer Organization
SHODEN
SIC
1A21
2K43
2G33
2A52
2J46
SINLOIHI
S.I.O. JAPAN
SITESENSING
Sky Perfect JSAT
SoftBank
Sogo Service
STERLING
Sung Chang Telecom
SUNTACS
SUNWA
Support Marketing Service
*JDL Engineering
*TNK
*Tokyo Tech Engineering Solutions
*Digitaleaf
*net vision
*FANCTION
*Life Sensor
*Kubo Kinzoku
*Tamagawa Craft
TOWA
TOYAMA MACHINERIES
TOYO SAFETY
Tri-Links
U
UNIT SAFETY SIGNS
W
WA HOLDINGS
Wacoh Machinery Industry
WELLTHY
1C24
1H50
2G41
1M45
2K39
1F45
1E31
1C14
1C48
U.R.A.
2M34
1A09
1F39
*Nippon Disaster Support Association
T
taihoukinzoku
Taiyo Enex
TAKACHIHO KOHEKI
*KOBAYASHI ALUMINUM INDUSTRY
V-Internet Operations
2M39
1N04
1C16
1C35/1C31
2K41
*a1 technica
*NCC Consalting
2L24
1A50
1D51
1K53
1E27
1A43
2C25
*Inter Solution
V
VINIT GLOVES MANUFACTURING PVT
2L31
2F37
1K51
1G41
*Ariake Electronics
*e-TRUST
1L03
*ISEYA WIRE NETTING INDUSTRY
SIGHTRON JAPAN
Simon
3M Japan
TOA
Togosu
WHITE HOUSE AUTOMOBILE
Y
Yaesu Musen
YAMABIKO
YAMAGISHI
2C39
2E24
2K49
1F46
1H05
1C37
2J37
2J35
YAMAHA MOTOR ENGINEERING
Yamaha Motor Powered Products
YAMAMOTO KOGAKU
Yamaya Product
yellow
YOKOTA REKISEI
YONE
YUASA GLOVE
2G46
1J27
1J27
1C46
1D53
1H03
1K05
1G48
1F37
11
Z
Zhuhai Zorosy Technology
2G36
CYBER SECURITY WORLD
ALAXALA Networks
Allied Telesis
Alps System Integration
Cisco Systems
C.T.MACHINERY
2G17
2D17
2D15
2F15
Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan
2A15
2E11
Japan Communication & Electronic
*WIP (webint Pro)
Nichiei International
Nippon RAD
Palo Alto Networks
PSI
*Darktrace
Secure Soft
Soliton Systems
Symantec Japan
VMware
X-TRANS
2G13
2A13
2A16
2G15
2D13
2F17
2C13
2C17
2F13
2B11
Special Equipment Exhibition & Conference for Anti-Terrorism
(SEECAT)’16
Show Outline
Organizer:
Special Adviser:
Technical Adviser:
Special Sponsor:
Sponsors:
Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
Mr. Atsuyuki Sassa (Former Director General, Cabinet Security Affairs Office, Cabinet Secretariat)
Dr. Toshiyuki Shikata (Professor emeritus, The Teikyo University)
Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Cabinet Office (Director General for Science, Technology and Innovation Policy) / National Police Agency /
Fire and Disaster Management Agency / Public Security Intelligence Agency / Ministry of Foreign Affairs /
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology /Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry /
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism /Japan Coast Guard / Ministry of Defense /
U.S. Commercial Service / UKTI Defence and Security Organisation / Israel Economic and Trade Mission
Supporters:
Council for Public Policy
Show Management:
ATEX Co., Ltd.
Exhibition Scale:
145 Exhibitors, 207 Booths (including co-exhibitors)
Condition for Admission: Entrance Permission is required.
(Entrance was permitted by either invitation by an exhibitor or passing the screening of applications
through the official website in advance.)
*Entrance Permission application is rejected depending on the contents.
Overview of Visitors
The Rio 2016 Olympics & Paralympics just ended, and attention is moving towards Tokyo where 2020 games will be hosted. SEECAT
also received high expectations and interests as security needs are expected to grow more. We marked the 10th anniversary this time,
and we had the biggest show ever bringing 8,030 visitors, which was more than last year’s number of visitors.
Date
Weather
SEECAT’15
Registered
Visitors* 2
Visitors*1
Registered
Visitors*1
Visitors* 2
Oct. 19 Wed.
Fine
2,394
8,092
2,253
6,959
Oct. 20 Thu.
Fine
2,517
7,732
2,281
6,176
Oct. 21 Fri.
Fine partly
Cloudy
3,119
8,940
3,304
7,783
8,030
24,764
7,838
20,918
TOTAL
*1 The actual number of visitors registered his/her name and company name etc. No double-counting of repeaters. (excluding Press)
*2 The number of "Visitors" includes repeaters. (excluding Press)
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<Breakdown by Industry>
Other Vendors
18.3%
Sea / River 0.8%
Public Facility / Hospital 0.9%
Finance / Credit 1.4%
Amusement Facility 1.5%
Automobile / Road 1.6%
Energy / Plant 3.3%
Other Users
7.5%
Public Security Intelligence Agency
1.7%
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Public Health Center 2.1%
Public Office
28.1%
Japan Coast Guard
3.1%
&ŝƌĞĮŐŚƚĞƌ
15.4%
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Infrastructure
Security 18.6%
Self-Defence Force
41.0%
Police
Self-Defense Force
36.7%
39.0%
Service
9.4%
KƚŚĞƌWƵďůŝĐKĸĐĞ
4.7%
Aviation / Railway
3.9%
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■ Overseas
East Asia / Pacific
: Australia, China, Hong Kong, Korea, New Zealand etc.
Other Asia: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia etc.
Middle East Asia / Africa
: Egypt, Israel, Mauritania, Nigeria, Somalia etc.
Europe : Denmark, France, Germany, Holland, U.K. etc.
North America / Latin America and the Caribbean
: America, Canada, Colombia, Paraguay etc.
Results of Visitor Questionnaires
Q1
Level of Involvement
in purchase decision
Q2
What is your occupation?
Final decision maker
Others 5.2%
Student 0.8%
PR / Advertisement 0.8%
did you find SEECAT'16?
Q3 How
(Multiple answers)
(%)
4.3%
50
42.3％
Planning / Marketing 7.8%
Vice decision maker
Public Agency
28.4%
40
11.7%
Not involved
27.6%
33.3％
30
Sales
22.2%
Technician / User
18.6%
13.3％
37.8%
R&D
16.3%
Public Safety 1.4%
20
Advisor / Analyst
11.0％
10
4.1％
General Affair 1.4%
Facility Management 1.7%
CEO / Management
9.3%
Information System 4.7%
Q5
What is your purpose of visiting?
Q6 Will you attend next SEECAT?
Did you find this SEECAT useful?
Others
4.0%
To participate
in a seminar
6.8%
1.2％
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1.6%
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of a product/service
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1.0%
9.9%
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34.9%
36.8%
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Possibly yes
61.6%
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of a product/service
64.1%
79.3%
■ Nearly 90% of visitors came to the show looking for products and services. We had a high satisfaction rate, and
many visitors showed interest to visit the next show. This indicates that SEECAT, a specialized trade show for counterterrorism, is recognized as a useful trade show to obtain the latest information within the industry.
Exhibit Categories & Main Exhibits
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Results of Exhibitor Questionnaires
Reason to know or decide to exhibit at
Q1 SEECAT (Multiple answers)
(%)
Q2
About the number of visitors of
SEECAT
64.2％
Q3
About business meetings at SEECAT
More than expected
60
Lower than
expected
22.0%
13.8%
20
Did not have a
beneficial meeting
26.5%
Had beneficial
8.3％
10
7.3％
11.0％
5.5％
4.6％
3.7％
meetings
Good as expected
73.5%
64.2%
0
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*Other reasons
- We exhibited in the past and are back to
showcase new products.
- We visited the previous show and thought that
the target audience matched with ours.
- We have been exhibiting as regulars (exhibitors
from overseas).
Q4
●Comments
- It was good to see many visitors from critical infrastructures and government agencies.
- There were so many visitors that we couldn’t even take a lunch break.
- Because the venue was divided, we had some down-times with fewer visitors.
- Many visitors had clear objectives, so we were able to discuss in detail.
- We were able to have meetings with users and prospects whom are usually challenging
to reach out to.
Please choose the answer that best describes of the result you gained through this SEECAT.
①As a place to enter a business
②As a place to acquire new customers
Lower than expected
14.4%
Lower than expected
17.1%
③As a place for promotion to existing
customers
Lower than expected
7.6%
More than expected
More than expected
More than expected
5.7%
17.3%
14.3%
Good as expected
Good as expected
68.3%
78.1%
Good as expected
77.2%
④As a place to introduce new products &
technologies
⑤As a place for sales promotion & PR
⑥ As a place to get feedbacks about exhibits
from visitors
Lower than expected
6.8%
Lower than expected
7.4%
Lower than expected
8.8%
More than expected
More than expected
More than expected
12.6%
18.5%
15.7%
Good as expected
Good as expected
Good as expected
80.6%
74.1%
75.5%
■ More than 70% of the exhibitors responded that “they had business meetings.” 80-90% of the exhibitors responded
that the trade show results were “as expected or more than expected.” This shows that there were highly aware
visitors, fruitful business meetings, and quality information exchanges.
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Exhibitors List (in alphabetical order, *co-exhibitors)
A
ABIT
Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency
SE11
SJ25
ADSTEC
SB24
AKAO
Allied Telesis
SK23
Alouette Technology
AQUA LUNG JAPAN
AT Communications
AVON PROTECTION
*MIC Japan
B
Basis Technology
C
Cabinet Secretariat
Canon / Canon Marketing Japan
CORNES TECHNOLOGIES
COVIDENCE A/S
CROSS
D
Department for International Trade (DIT) - Defence & Security Organisation
*ULTRA ELECTRONICS
SC17
SF20
SM19
SG06
SA15
SN05
TN03
SD06
TL01
SK25
TB07
SK14
*PEARSON ENGINEERING
*THALES GROUP
DHT
DSE Corporation
SP10
SF14
E
EMC Japan
EMORI
EON International
SK17
SE01
Executive Protection
F
FinFisher
FLE
Fuji Electric
FUJIFILM
Fuji Technical Research
G
Genesis Commerce
GENETEC
Geofive
*Chemring Sensors &Electronic Systems
GLORY
H
Hanshin Commercial
Hitachi
Hydro Systems Development
Hytec Inter
I
Informatix
INTERPOL WORLD
IR SYSTEM
J
JAPAN AEROSPACE
Japan Cell
Japan Chemical Database
Japan Communication & Electronic
JAPAN EDITIORIAL & PUBLICATION
Japan Machinery
K
Kanematsu Aerospace
Kenko Tokina
Keysight Technologies
Kondoh Industries
Kowa Optical Products
Kumahira
Kyokuto Boeki Kaisha
M
MAJ
TD01
SA17
SN04
SG20
SD22
SE10
TG02
SE22
SK17
SE16
TK04
SB06
TF04
SH23
SL04
SK04
SN03
SG17
TD04
SE25
SM16
SC11
TN02
SA20
SC01
SE20
SB23
TL04
SF11
SG22
SL25
SC14
MARUBUN
MATSUDA TRADING
MATSUMOTO KIKO
MATSUNAGA MANUFACTORY
SH22
SK01
SH25
SE14
SJ01
SC10
MIKAMI
Mitsubishi Electric
MITSUBISHI NAGASAKI MACHINERY MFG
*K’s Arrow
MKU PVT
MOBOTIX JAPAN
MOOG JAPAN
MYUTRON
SF13
TF07
SF01
SF17
SP09
N
NAKANE
NASC INTERNATIONAL
NATURE
NEC
Nexis Koyo
Nippon Engineering and Trading
NIPPON KAIYO
SC13
TD02
SC19
SF10/TA03
SE17
SK08
*NTT Communications
*NTT DATA
*NTT DATA INTELLILINK
*NTT Software
P
PONY INDUSTRY
Public Security Intelligence Agency
R
Real Viz
REVAST
SE23
SN06
SC25
TN01
SF16
Riken Keiki
Rohde & Schwarz Japan
RS DYNAMICS JAPAN
S
Sanoyas Engineering / TEIKIN
*ATG Access
SANYO TRADING
Satellite Network
SE13
SF19
SN22
TF05
SC16
SG23
Science Engineering Associates
SECURETECH
*APEC SYSTEMS
*BRUHN NEWTECH
*SMITH MYERS COMMUNICATION
Security
SHIMADZU
Shinodashoukai
Smiths Detection
SOGO
*HAMANI
*MITSUBISHI RAYON
Sojitz Aerospace
Soliton Systems
Sony Business Solutions
TC01
TF01
SB04
SA09
SM17
SA10
SK06
SN24
S.T. Japan
SC20
SK20
TG04
SK06
Sumisho Aero-Systems
SD23
*Bruker Daltonik
T
TAKENAKA ENGINEERING
TAMAGAWA SEIKI
Tamron
TANIZAWASHOJI
SE06
SL23
SL01
SB21
15
*BRIEFCAM
*CommuniTake
*DSIT
*ISDS
*KELA
*MAGAL
*MAGNA
*MIFRAM
*Reporty
*RT LTA
*TERROGENCE
*MER
*Octopus
TOTSU INTERNATIONAL
TOYO
SL22
TOYO MEDIC
SP17
SB22
Y
Y-MAX
SM20
*Emergent Bio Solutions
TC04
SN02
Rigaku
Rikei
SK22
SK11
SD08
*Qognify
SB03
SE19
SH06
NIPPON KOKI
NTT Group
*NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE
O
OPT TECHNOLOGIES
Oracle Corporation Japan
TEIJIN
TEIKOKU SEN-I
The Israeli Pavilion
*Agent VI
Floor Plan
West Hall 3
Re-Entry
Control
SEECAT
Visitor s Registration
Security Screening
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SEECAT Floor Map（Tokyo Big Sight West Hall）
West Hall 3
Special Exhibit Zone・
SEECAT Stage
West Hall 2
West Hall 2
SEECAT
Visitor s Registration
Security Screening
Re-Entry
Control
SEECAT Stage
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2017’s Schedule
Show Period
KĐƚ͘ϭϭted. - 13 Fri., 2017
Venue
Tokyo Big Sight
West Halls
Contact
RISCON TOKYO / SEECAT ManagĞŵĞŶƚKĸĐe
Within ATEX CO., Ltd. 4F. Daido Seimei Kasumigaseki Bldg.,
1-4-2 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0013, JAPAN
TEL:+81-(0)3-3503-7641
FAX:+81-(0)3-3503-7620
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