How to take part in Drink Japan - Exhibitor Information
Launch event - Drink Japan
Based in a beautiful 'working' Church in Marylebone, Drink Japans Launch event in October 2024
Over the last decade, Japanese alcohol beverages have raised its awareness dramatically in the global market. It is high time, we believe, that Japanese drink industries should join-forces to celebrate its success and boost the awareness further. We will be stronger together! London being the hub of world media and journalism as well as being the capital of world wine trade, the impact from London will be global.
Drink Japan is created to showcase the best of Japanese beverage brands with established framework and great potential to be an international brand. Drink Japan provides exhibitors and visitors invaluable opportunities to meet influential audience from both trade and public that will lead to a path onto a successful future. Equally, the visitors will be assured to enjoy drink and food culture with exciting entertainments.
Uniquely, Drink Japan will allow exhibitors to show and give samples of their products, but also to sell products directly to the visitors.
The spirit of Drink Japan is ‘Tradition Reborn’. We are excited to introduce new waive , new image beyond tradition to integrate to European lifestyle. Our mindset will be innovative and pioneering to move forward to build a new image of Japan in Europe
We hope you are coming on board to work together.
Provisional Floorplan
Exhibitior opportunities
Beverage Tables
Arts & Crafts Tables
Arts & Crafts Tables
Beverage Table of 1.83 m X 0.76 m (6ft Table)
Maximum 10 SKU’s per table
Each stand fee includes:
Table & Tablecloth
Table-top Ice Bucket & Ice (if required)
Ice Trug & Ice (if required)
Napkins
Water
Chairs x 2
Arts & Crafts Tables
Arts & Crafts Tables
Arts & Crafts Tables
Dry Table of 1.83 m X 0.76 m (6ft Table)
For Ceramics/crafts/
Each stand fee includes:
Table & Tablecloth
Water
Chairs x 2
Sponsorship
Arts & Crafts Tables
On site catering in the downstairs Food Hall
There are many sponsorship opportunities at Drink Japan.
Please contact us to discuss what we can do to promote your brands.
On site catering in the downstairs Food Hall
On site catering in the downstairs Food Hall
On site catering in the downstairs Food Hall
Drink Japan will have an on site caterer to provide delicious snacks and hot food, sushi and other Japanese favourites.
The downstairs food hall will provide a seating area and other food stalls for take away only.
Food Hall Tables (Take Away)
On site catering in the downstairs Food Hall
Food Hall Tables (Take Away)
Food Table of 1.83 m X 0.76 m (6ft Table)
Non-refrigerated foodstuffs/non-alcoholic beverages
Each stand fee includes:
Table & Tablecloth
Water
Chairs x 2
Food Hall Tables (Take Away)
On site catering in the downstairs Food Hall
Food Hall Tables (Take Away)
Food Table of 1.83 m X 0.76 m (6ft Table)
Refrigerated foodstuffs
Each stand fee includes:
Table & Tablecloth
Water
Fee does not include:
Refrigeration (Please discuss your requirements with us)
Potential Exhibitors at Drink Japan
Sake
Sake
Sake
Explore the world of sake and meet some of the brewers that make it! Sample their unique styles and then buy some to take home. Lots of exclusive sake that is not normally in the UK as well as some favourites already here.
Wine
Sake
Sake
Wine is made in several places in Japan, but the national grape Koshu hails from the Yamanashi region in the foothills of Mt. Fuji.
Beer
Sake
Whisky
Craft beer is hugely popular in Japan. We will have examples from large brewers as well as small independent brewers in Yamanashi.
Whisky
Whisky
Whisky
Japanese whiskey is renowned for its craftsmanship, unique style, and diverse flavours. Inspired by Scottish techniques, it emphasises precision, quality ingredients, and thoughtful ageing. With global recognition, Japanese whiskey continues to impress whiskey enthusiasts with its elegance and innovation.
Shōchū
Whisky
Shōchū
Shochu is a Japanese distilled spirit typically made from rice, barley, sweet potatoes, buckwheat or brown sugar, though it is sometimes made from other ingredients such as chestnut, sesame seeds, potatoes or even carrots. Typically shōchū contains 25% alcohol by volume
Gin
Whisky
Shōchū
What makes and distinguishes a gin are the various botanicals included. Japan, with its four distinct seasons and highly varied microclimates, is ripe for gin production. Japanese gin botanicals create a unique aromatic signature with cherry blossoms, yuzu peel, sansho pepper and green tea.
Food
Arts & Crafts
Clothing
In the downstairs food hall there will be an on site caterer providing Japanese hot and cold foods from ramen to sushi.
There will also be food stalls selling foods to be consumed off site, things like snacks, crackers, tea, rice etc.
Clothing
Arts & Crafts
Clothing
There are typically two types of clothing worn in Japan traditional clothing known as Japanese clothing (和服, wafuku), including the national dress of Japan, the kimono and Western clothing (洋服, yōfuku), which encompasses all else not recognised as either national dress or the dress of another country.
Arts & Crafts
Arts & Crafts
Arts & Crafts
Come and see Japanese Arts and crafts from Japan. From artisans based in London and Japan.
Ceramics and glassware as well as other unique and exclusive things to buy!