Japan International Medical & Healthcare ExhibitionWHX Osaka

The Japan World Health & Medical Expo (WHX Osaka) is a flagship event in the healthcare sector, strategically developed under Informa Markets, a leading global exhibition organizer. As a specialized platform for business-to-business exchanges in the medical field, it brings together healthcare professionals from around the world to share insights, explore cutting-edge topics, and showcase the latest medical technologies and services.

Coinciding with the “Osaka World Exposition,” Japan Health will adopt the theme “Building the Future Society, Imagining Tomorrow’s Life,” working collaboratively to drive further progress in the healthcare industry.

Japan ranks as the world’s fourth-largest market for medical devices. With the second-largest number of hospitals globally, this market has maintained a robust annual compound growth rate of 5.5% between 2022 and 2027. Healthcare is one of the cornerstone industries in Japan’s economic development strategy, and the country has consistently invested heavily in advanced medical technologies. As a technologically sophisticated nation grappling with an aging population, Japan offers significant opportunities for international manufacturers and emerging startups.

In response to the growing demand driven by Japan’s aging society, the Japan World Health & Medical Expo (WHX Osaka) provides a comprehensive showcase of health management services, rehabilitation and nursing equipment, elderly‑care technologies, health‑promoting foods, and preventive healthcare solutions, offering participating companies valuable access to Japan’s health‑conscious consumer market and professional distribution channels.

JUZHAN Exhibition, centered on innovative technologies and exceptional service experiences, has earned widespread acclaim. For many years, JUZHAN has delivered efficient, professional exhibition services to Chinese exporters. The Japan World Health & Medical Expo (WHX Osaka) will draw the global healthcare community’s attention to Osaka, Japan.