Market organizers announced the change on Monday. The market will keep its previously announced dates Nov. 4-6.
They said that the market will consist of four online components: virtual sales booths, complete with posters, displays and other seller information; business matching services, powered by search and a recommendation engine; on-demand film screenings; and online seminars and events. Tokyo’s coronavirus situation has not become easier in the intervening month, and in line with other sales events, organizers now think it wiser to drop the market’s physical component.
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