More than 75,323 visitors, almost 7 per cent of them from overseas, endured high temperatures (above 30 degrees C) and high humidity (over 70 per cent) to visit Igas 2007 in Tokyo during the first four days of the International Graphic Arts show.
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Igas 2007 draws 75,323 visitors in first 4 days
More than 75,323 visitors, almost 7 per cent of them from overseas, endured high temperatures (above 30 degrees C) and high humidity (over 70 per cent) to visit Igas 2007 in Tokyo during the first four days of the International Graphic Arts show.
MHI to launch new sheetfed press at IGAS 2007
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has developed a new sheetfed offset press, the Diamond V3000, which it says is designed for optimal printing efficiency.
Welcome to Igas 2007
Once seen from the west as a local exhibition, Igas has been given a major makeover to give it much greater relevance to non-Japanese speaking visitors. Australian visitors will find a very warm welcome awaits them from September 21-27 in Tokyo.
Igas 2007 Exhibitors List
Igas will be held from September 21-27 in Tokyo. Here is the complete list of exhibitors:
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Printing in Asia symposium for Igas 2007
Printing in Asia - Today and Tomorrow, an international symposium
focusing on printing in emerging markets will be held during Igas 2007
this September.
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