“MIMAKI Printing Fair 2026,” organized by Mimaki Engineering, was held in Shiodome, Tokyo, on 7 October. A total of 84 exhibitors presented examples of inkjet printing and diverse finishing technologies across 9 themes.
“MIMAKI Printing Fair 2026,” organized by Mimaki Engineering, opened on 7 October at Belle Salle Shiodome in Chuo-ku, Tokyo. A total of 84 companies, including Mimaki user print shops from across Japan and partner companies, presented examples across 9 themes, including industrial product decoration, personalization, small-lot and high-mix production, retail space design, and apparel and textiles.
At the exhibition, the Inkjet Printing Business Cooperative provided venue guidance, while グレエイト presented products including sushi stamps, acrylic stand stamps, and USB stamps. トマト exhibited examples of printing on fabric following the introduction of a sublimation transfer printer, 巽社 presented 3D-printed objects and UV printing, and アシダコーポレーション introduced equipment for large-format, mass-produced tarpaulin banners.
シンクイノベーション also exhibited a digital gachapon machine and a color-measuring instrument, while イデア displayed dolls dressed in costume fabrics printed using UV printing. Nishimatsu OCTA-STAGE presented samples of mesh material printed with a Pro 33r, and 金杉工芸 demonstrated the potential for combining acrylic merchandise with conventional printing. 海鴻社 presented examples of stainless-steel bottles and tumblers capable of 360-degree printing, while 平井工芸 demonstrated printing and decoration on stainless steel. エクセルタム introduced examples of merchandise, including golf balls and ballpoint pens, as well as an e-commerce integration system.
ウィングコーポレーション exhibited sublimation-transfer-printed towels and life-size towels, and also introduced DTF printing. ベレイマージ demonstrated the construction of booth spaces using Re-board, while シミズオクト introduced phosphorescent sheets and the internally illuminated display “トリフォス.” In addition, f.ディライト presented a range of effects using UV-DTF, while マルショウ was presented as one of the largest production companies in the Chugoku and Shikoku regions, with a large lineup of UV printers and laser processing machines.