BioFach Japan is considered Japan's premium trade fair for organic products and natural goods, and it was established in 2001. The name "BioFach" is derived from "Bio," a short form for "organic," and "Fach," which in this context means "trade fair." The fair frequently changes its venues within Japan and takes place annually. It is part of the global BioFach network, which hosts events in different countries. The core concept of this network is to present only high-quality products from the organic sector. The organizers of BioFach Japan emphasize accepting only exhibitors who meet the fair's high quality standards, making BioFach Japan a significant trading platform for professionals from the fields of purchasing, trading, importing, and gastronomy. The main topics of the fair include fresh and frozen food, beverages, snacks, confectionery, non-food items, technologies, equipment, raw materials, and necessities. Visitors can explore a wide range of products – from fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, meat alternatives, baked goods, and olive oils to spices, sweeteners, nuts, water, tea, and coffee. In the non-food sector, items like natural and organic cosmetics, textiles, and fertilizers are showcased. A particular highlight of the fair is the presentation and consideration of packaging, refining, and processing technologies. The fair strengthens its ties to Japan by raising awareness of organic products in the country and simultaneously bringing national producers and international buyers together. An accompanying educational program also offers comprehensive insights into the global organic industry. The exhibitors come from various sectors, all specializing in organic and natural products. The primary visitors are professionals from the fields of purchasing, trading, importing, and gastronomy. In conclusion, it's worth noting that the exact location of the fair in Japan varies annually, always offering visitors a new opportunity to discover different aspects of the country. The BioFach Japan will take place on 3 days from Friday, 26. September to Sunday, 28. September 2025 in Tokyo.