October 5–9, 2026
Applications accepted until August 14, 2026, or until all spots are filled.
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In partnership with
Deep Tech Canada is organizing a Life Sciences Trade Mission to Japan from October 5–9, 2026. This mission supports Canadian organizations in life sciences and health technologies seeking to explore the Japanese market, build partnerships, and increase international visibility.
Participants will take part in curated business development activities and represent Canada at BioJapan, one of Asia’s premier biotechnology partnering events.
Deadline: August 14, 2026
Note: Submission of an application does not guarantee participation in the mission.
Spots are limited and allocated based on:
Location: Tokyo & Yokohama, Japan
Dates: October 5–9, 2026
What’s Included
* Itineraries and details are subject to change. Deep Tech Canada reserves the right to make changes based on demand and availability of services. Participation in the mission does not guarantee meetings with specific organizations, investment opportunities, or commercial outcomes.
**One partnering account per organization; additional accounts available for purchase through BioJapan.
Past site visits have included: KING Skyfront, Shonan iPark, FujiFilm Open Innovation Hub, National Institute of Materials Science, and more.
BioJapan is the world’s oldest biotechnology exhibition and one of Asia’s largest life sciences and healthcare partnering events. It brings together leaders in biopharma, regenerative medicine, healthy aging and digital health from around the globe.
The Canadian Pavilion will serve as a hub for B2B meetings and demonstrations, offering a strong platform for showcasing Canadian innovation in life sciences.
With travel support:
The registration fee for participants receiving travel support reflects the additional services and administration associated with the CanExport funding program.
Without travel support:
Attendees will have access to all mission sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities, making it an ideal choice for those interested in learning, networking, and exploring potential business opportunities.
The Display Exhibitor registration category is designed for organizations looking to showcase their products or services during the mission. Exhibitors will have a prominent display space* to present their offerings, interact with potential clients, and network with other participants. This category is ideal for those seeking to actively engage in marketing and promotion.
The exhibitor will receive every item listed under the delegate registration, plus:
*limited space available
The participant is responsible for booking their own airfare, accommodations, local transportation, insurance, and all other expenses while on the mission. The entrance fee to the BioJapan trade show and exhibition is included in the cost of registration.
Through funding provided by the CanExport Associations program, Deep Tech Canada can offer travel support covering up to 50% of eligible expenses to a maximum of $2,750.00 for a limited number of selected companies.
Travel support is intended primarily for eligible export-ready Canadian SMEs and is subject to CanExport Associations program requirements.
Additional Notes:
Several provincial programs offer financial support for export-related activities, including trade missions. Eligibility and application processes vary by province:
This trade mission is supported in part through funding provided by the Government of Canada under the CanExport Associations program. This funding supports Deep Tech Canada's international business development activities and helps reduce participation costs for eligible Canadian companies seeking to expand into international markets.
Deadline: August 14, 2026
Note: Submission of an application does not guarantee participation in the mission.
Spots are limited and allocated based on:
Become a partner in our journey or sponsor key parts of this mission. To learn more about partnership and sponsorship opportunities, contact us at info@deeptechcanada.ca.
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