Dementia Care

"Dementia" is the most common reason for requiring long-term care.

It is expected that by 2040, about one in three of the elderly aged 65 and over will have dementia or mild cognitive impairment (MCI), which is the stage before dementia. In June 2023, the "Basic Law on Dementia to Promote the Realization of a Coexisting Society" was passed and enacted, clearly stating that the government aims to create a society in which people with dementia can live their daily lives with hope.

Care Show Japan aims to create a society in which people can live comfortably even with dementia by presenting the latest information on dementia and introducing products and services that support the co-existence with and prevention of dementia.

 

〇Exhibits:Monitoring and preventing wandering, dementia diagnosis services, dementia prevention programs, games/recreation, goods to prevent dementia, etc.



Who Visit?

Care facility operators / Home care/visiting nursing providers / Hospital/Clinic administrators
Rehabilitation facilities / Pharmacies / Food manufacturers / Local governments
Healthcare professionals / International delegations 

 

The event and seminar program will feature presentations on case studies from nursing homes, medical institutions, pharmacies, and local communities/municipalities, and will attract attendees from businesses and organizations working on dementia prevention and care.

Event Overview

Show Name
Care Show Japan 2027
Date
17 (Wed) – 19 (Fri)March 2027 10:00-17:00
Venue
Tokyo Big Sight West Hall 
Organiser
Informa Markets Japan Co Ltd
Exhibitors
200 (Forecast)
Visitors
13,000 (Forecast)