Neurodiversity Exhibition 'Everyone's Brain World 2026: Ultra-Diversity' Announced; Call for Exhibitors and Sponsors Now Open

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the main purpose of the 'Everyone's Brain World 2026: Ultra-Diversity' exhibition?

A: The exhibition aims to showcase research, technology, and practices related to neurodiversity, promoting understanding of diverse sensory worlds and exploring technology-driven support and expansion.

Q: When and where will the 'Everyone's Brain World 2026: Ultra-Diversity' exhibition be held?

A: The exhibition will take place on November 7-8, 2026, at Tokyo Port City Takeshiba Office Tower 1F, Port Hall, located at 1-7-1 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo.

Q: Who is invited to participate as exhibitors or sponsors for the event?

A: Researchers, companies, and educational institutions are widely invited to participate as exhibitors or sponsors, offering a platform to present achievements and connect with society.

Q: What kind of exhibits are being sought for the 'Everyone's Brain World 2026: Ultra-Diversity' exhibition?

A: The organizers are seeking exhibits related to research, technology, and practices concerning neurodiversity, open to individuals, groups, companies, and educational institutions.

Q: What are the benefits for sponsors of the 'Everyone's Brain World 2026: Ultra-Diversity' exhibition?

A: Sponsors can have their logos displayed on the official website, brochures, and venue screens, with flexible plans available, including video projections on venue screens.