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Tokyo International Audio Show

東京インターナショナルオーディオショウ

This audio showcase features nearly 200 world-class brands displaying hi-fi systems, vinyl turntables, and high-resolution streaming technology in sound-isolated rooms.

2025 Tokyo International Audio Show – Key Visual
2025 Tokyo International Audio Show – Key Visual © 2025 Tokyo International Audio Show
Dates
23–25 Oct 2026Every year
Opening hours
23–25 Oct 202610:00 to 19:00
Admission
EveryoneFree
Links
Official websiteEnglish
Venue
Tokyo International Forum3-5-1, Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo
〒 100-0005
How to get there
Nearest stationYurakucho Station
有楽町
Chiyoda Line · Hibiya Line · Keihin-Tohoku Line · Toei Mita Line · Yamanote Line · Yurakucho Line2 min walk from the station
Nearest bus stop東京国際フォーラム前2 min walk from the bus stop

This year marks the 42nd edition of the Tokyo International Audio Show, a premier event that brings together 33 exhibitors showcasing nearly 200 world-class audio brands. Visitors can explore everything from hi-fi systems, high-end stereos, SACD players, and turntables to the latest innovations in high-resolution streaming solutions.

Originally launched in 1983 as the Imported Audio Show, the event has grown into one of the most respected audio showcases in the world. It highlights outstanding international audio technology and culture through products from around the globe. Within the relaxed setting of the Tokyo International Forum, attendees can experience the unique charm of authentic, character-rich audio equipment. From the increasingly popular analog turntables to cutting-edge high-resolution products - and even rare high-end machines not often seen elsewhere - this show offers a valuable opportunity for music lovers of all ages.

The Tokyo International Forum provides an ideal venue, with seven floors of sound-isolated rooms that allow brands to demonstrate their systems without acoustic interference - perfect for true hi-fi listening. For enthusiasts of physical media such as vinyl and SACD, the show is a delight, as many exhibitors emphasize analog formats alongside modern digital and streaming solutions, reflecting a renewed passion among audiophiles. Both Japanese legends and international flagships will be on display, offering a unique balance of local innovation and global excellence.

Getting There

Map: Getting to Tokyo International Forum. Legend: Yamanote Line; Shinkansen. Labelled stations: Yokohama, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Shinagawa, Shin-Yokohama, Osaki, Yurakucho, Tokyo.

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