The Tokyo Aerospace Show - Japan Aerospace Exhibition was first held in 2009 and has attracted a large number of exhibitors and professional visitors from around the world. The exhibition showcases aircraft fuselages, aircraft engines, launch vehicles and satellites, production engineering and process technologies, among other products.

Trade between China and Japan is extensive, with great potential in the aviation industry market. The Tokyo Aerospace Show - Japan Aerospace Exhibition gathers high-level professionals from around the globe.

During World War II, the Japanese aviation industry employed over one million people at its peak, producing nearly 30,000 aircraft per year. Engine production reached almost 40,000 units annually, ranking fifth in the world after the United States, the former Soviet Union, Germany, and the United Kingdom. However, as a defeated country, Japan was prohibited from conducting research and production in the aviation industry, leading to the dissolution and bankruptcy of many Japanese aviation companies, and the collapse of Japan's entire aviation industry system. The Japanese aviation industry, which had served the expansionist strategy of militarism, experienced a rollercoaster ride in just a few years. Nevertheless, through years of accumulation, Japan not only completed the technical and talent accumulation for the aviation industry but also established a complete aviation industry system.

The Tokyo Aerospace Show - Japan Aerospace Exhibition has been expanding in scale and has become one of the largest aerospace exhibitions in Asia; it provides a good platform for communication among professionals and is a grand event with professional standards in the aviation industry. (The content of this article belongs exclusively to Jooan Exhibits and shall not be reproduced without permission.)