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Tokyo Game Market Autumn Takes Place 17-18 October

The Autumn Edition of Tokyo Game Market takes place on 17-18 October this year. While the Spring edition is more tailored to International exhibitors, this one also accepts products from outside Japan. Booth sales open in June.

Pascal Wagner
Pascal Wagner
June 15, 2026 – 1 min read

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Tokyo Game Market Autumn Takes Place 17-18 October
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