Battery Osaka 2026

Battery Osaka Osaka 2026
From November 18, 2026 until November 20, 2026
(Please double-check the dates and location on the organizer below before attending.)

BATTERY JAPAN - About the Show

Understanding the Battery Industry.

If you’re curious about how batteries work and what goes into making them, you’re in the right place! Understanding the battery industry can help you appreciate the gadgets and devices we use every day, like smartphones, tablets, and even electric cars. Batteries are important because they store energy and help power our electronic devices. The process of making batteries involves many different materials and equipment, and knowing about them can make you even more interested in science and technology.

The battery manufacturing process begins with various raw materials used to create the components of batteries. These materials include things like cathode and anode materials, electrolytes, and separators. These components all work together to create the energy storage we depend on. After gathering the raw materials, the manufacturing equipment comes into play. There are machines for grinding and mixing the materials, coating them, and ensuring everything is put together properly. Throughout this process, careful analysis and testing are crucial to ensure that batteries function correctly and safely. In fact, companies test their batteries in different ways to make sure they last a long time and can handle being charged and used repeatedly.

The Show Opens Shortly! Join us at Makuhari Messe, Japan. The Show Opens Shortly! Join us at Makuhari Messe, Japan. Useful Information for Visiting. Open Seminar (Free / No Pre-registration Required). Opening Ribbon-cutting Ceremony. Exhibitors Press Release list. At the Tokyo[SEP] Show, over 100 conference sessions will be held, featuring leading industry experts. Forecasted Exhibition Scale for 2025–2026.


Register for entry or booths

Please register at the organizer website of Battery Osaka

Venue Map and Hotels Around

Osaka - INTEX Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan