Venue Highlights

A Boat Show Full of Excitement

Welcome to Japan’s biggest marine event! From motorboats, sailboats and personal watercraft (PWC) to boat licensing and marina information, this is your all-in-one ticket to a diverse range of items to make the boating life even more fulfilling.

*Please refrain from bringing pets to either venue, with the exception of guide dogs, hearing assistance dogs and service dogs.

*Please use public transportation to get to the show venues.

Pacifico Yokohama
Yokohama Bayside Marina

Pacifico Yokohama

Indoor exhibit venue

*The official layout for the displays is scheduled to be announced in mid-February 2020.

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Something for Beginners to Experts, and Racing

Sailing Village (Sailboat Area)

This area is your ticket to the enjoyable world of sailing, from beginners wanting to learn to seasoned veterans. Here you can find everything from workshops and demonstrations with small sailboats to talk shows. A range of programs are planned for the show's duration, so stop by and find one that catches your attention.

Personal Watercraft Area

Jet Village

For personal watercraft enthusiasts, the Jet Village showcases the machines themselves, accessories, related apparel and more all in one place. In addition to the display and sales of all these products, there will also be all kinds of information presented on the Jet Village stage. Be sure to check it out.

Be a Junior Captain!

Marine Kids Village (March 7 – 8)

“Be a Junior Captain!” is the motto at the Marine Kids Village, where the goal is to spark a child’s interest in both the ocean and watercraft. Set to be held on March 7 and 8 at the Pacifico Yokohama venue, the scheduled programs and their times are listed below. Please join in!

*The full schedule is planned to be posted in February 2020.

Expanding Dreams with the World of Small Boats

Small-Boat Area

A look at how to enjoy small boats in unique ways as well as some tips for their safe use

Small boats are popular as they provide easy access to the world of boating, and the Small-Boat Area will have mostly inflatable boats on display. A great deal of customization is possible with these small craft, and being able to tailor and specialize them to suit the owner's favorite uses is one of their major points of appeal. At the Boat Show, several types of small boats are on display, but we also will be running lectures and the like to impart to visitors ways to make boating not only safer but also comfortable and fun.

The Olympics Are Here, so Let's Cheer for Japan!

Olympic Sailing Support Project

A look at 470 Class sailing, a strong event for Japan

The Boat Show is a proud supporter of the Olympic sailing events scheduled for the upcoming 2020 Olympic Games. At the Pacifico Yokohama venue, the rules and points to look for during 470 Class competition will be highlighted with actual competition sailboats on display as well as video introductions. Plans also call for appearances by sailors with previous Olympic experience.

A Full Spectrum of Marine Lifestyles

Lifestyle Avenue

On display here are cars, accessories, apparel, and a variety of services and products adding vibrancy to the marine lifestyle, as well as a selection of fashion brands for a more relaxing onboard experience. See all this at the Marine Lifestyle Zone.

A Relaxing Time at the Marina

Marina Café

The Marina Café will open at the Pacifico Yokohama venue again this year with the theme of “A Relaxing Time at the Marina.” While the main section is located just in front of the event’s stage, a space just for tea and desserts is also planned.

Yokohama Bayside Marina

Floating exhibit venue

There will be around 50 primarily larger motorboats and sailing cruisers docked on the water at the Yokohama Bayside Marina. The display boats will be open for visitors to actually come aboard (not applicable for some models), and there will be opportunities to feel the character of certain craft out on the water firsthand.

*The official layout for the displays is scheduled to be announced in mid-February 2020.

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March 6 (Fri.) – 8 (Sun.)

Boat Rides and Instruction

How about a cruise to enjoy the fresh spring air? This experiential boat course allows unlicensed visitors to try operating a boat.

This popular program enables visitors to experience boats out on the water and even people without a license can still experience operating a motorboat or crewing on a sailboat. Courses are prepared to cater to people of different levels of skill and experience, from complete beginners to veterans.

    • Scheduled Programs
    • ・Captain Experience
    • ・Boat Piloting Lesson (boat operator license required)
    • ・Tokyo Bay Advanced Boating Course
    • ・Sailing Cruiser Experience

*All events require reservations.

For more information

*Photos from the 2019 Boat Show

*Please refrain from bringing pets to either venue, with the exception of guide dogs, hearing assistance dogs and service dogs.

*Please use public transportation to get to the show venues.