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ad:tech tokyo 2026

アドテック東京 2026
ad:tech tokyo 2026
Date 2026.10.21 – 10.23 Day 1 13:00–20:00 / Day 2 09:00–20:00 / Day 3 09:30–20:00
Venue Tokyo Midtown and The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo
Fee Full Conference, One-Day and Visitor passes
Register on the official site

Overview

The Japanese edition of the US-originated international marketing conference ad:tech, running since 2009 and reaching its 18th year in 2026. Advertisers, agencies, media and solution providers present across sessions and an exhibition floor, with a workshop-only opening day. Its draw is the number of brand-side CMOs on stage, under the theme "Marketing in Action."

Program

  • Day 1 (Oct 21) is workshops only: 4 sessions, included in the Full Conference Pass
  • Days 2-3 feature 7 keynotes in total, including Thomas Barta, Michael Komasinski and the CEO of Nestle Japan
  • 40 official sessions across 7 tracks; English interpretation for all keynotes and official panels
  • Exhibition hall and Exhibition Stage
  • Official networking party on the evenings of Days 2 and 3 (18:00-20:00)

Speakers

  • Akie Iriyama (Professor, Waseda Business School, 2026)
  • Natsumi Akita (Senior Managing Executive Officer, Mizuho Financial Group, 2026)
  • Yukiko Yamaguchi (Director and CMO, Panasonic Connect, 2026)
  • Takaya Matsuda (Representative Director and Co-CEO, Heralbony, 2026)

Foundation

Founded
2009
Founder
Comexposium Japan

Launched in 2009 as the Japanese edition of the US-originated ad:tech conference. An advisory board takes part in programming, and it has settled in as a stage for working practitioners across the advertising and marketing industry.

Transition

  1. 2009 First Japanese edition of ad:tech held
  2. 2025 17th edition drew 16,200 participants including archive viewing, with 248 speakers
  3. 2026 18th edition held October 21-23 under the theme Marketing in Action

Voices

A session on turning empathy-based brand building into metrics was voted best of the conference, suggesting wide concern about an exclusive focus on efficiency (from Motohiko Tokuriki's note post, in Japanese)

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