The 52nd Tokyo Motorcycle Show, a motorcycle festival, will be held in March! Satomi from Strawberry Prince will be appointed as the official ambassador

The details of the 52nd Tokyo Motorcycle Show, which will be held at Tokyo Big Sight for three days from March 28th to 30th, 2025, and the events that will be held during the show have been announced. This year’s theme is “Motorcycles are more than you can imagine,” and a variety of events are being planned to strengthen the appeal to younger and female demographics.

Satomi from popular 2.5-dimensional idol group “Strawberry Prince” becomes official ambassador

The 52nd Tokyo Motorcycle Show has appointed Satomi, a member of the hugely popular 2.5-dimensional idol group Strawberry Prince, as its official ambassador in an effort to actively reach out to younger generations. As part of the exclusive “Osaka-Tokyo Motorcycle Show x Satomi (Strawberry Prince)” collaboration, the show will feature a digital stamp rally that allows visitors to enjoy the venue while touring, as well as a photo booth where visitors can straddle a motorcycle and take photos with panels featuring original illustrations. The aim is for this collaboration to allow people who have never had the opportunity to experience motorcycles before to experience the allure of motorbikes firsthand, leading to the creation of the next generation of motorcycle fans.

A plethora of exciting stage events

A variety of stage events will be held during the event, including drill runs by the Metropolitan Police Department’s female motorcycle police unit, the “Queen Stars,” a traffic safety stage, an exhibition of motorcycle police currently in use, an MFJ trial demonstration, and an opening stage.

The event is packed with irresistible content for motorcycle fans, including the “MOTORISE Fashion Show,” a public recording of BS11’s “Motorise: Adult Motorcycle Time,” and the “JAPAN RIDERS Stage Special Talk Show,” featuring motorcycle-loving actors.

In addition, there will be stages to convey the appeal of the competitive scene, such as the “Off-Road Top Rider Special Stage” and the “All Japan Road Race Championship Talk Show,” and there will also be an announcement stage for the “Nippon Support Touring” 2024 MFJ Awards Ceremony and the “BIKE LOVE FORUM in Ogano, Saitama.”

There is also plenty of content other than motorcycles, such as gourmet food and stamp rallies.

The venue will also be packed with non-motorcycle content, including gourmet food, exhibits, a stamp rally, and a Tamiya corner, and there will also be a corner offering advice on furthering one’s education.

Name: 52nd Tokyo Motorcycle Show
Dates: March 28th (Fri) – March 30th (Sun), 2025 (3 days)
Venue Tokyo Big Sight

East Hall 1 (approx. 8,670m2), East Hall 2 (approx. 8,350m2),

East Hall 3 (approx. 8,670m2), East Hall 8 (approx. 3,080m2), East outdoor parking lot
Organizer: Japan Motorcycle Promotion and Safety Association
Sponsors:

　National Motorcycle Cooperative Association

　(General Incorporated Association), National Light Motor Vehicle Association

　(General Incorporated Association), National Motorcycle Accessories Association (General Incorporated

　Association), Automobile Fair Trade Council

　(General Incorporated Association), Tokyo Automobile Service Promotion Association (General Incorporated

　Association), Japan Auto Sports Center (General Incorporated

　Association), Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. (General Incorporated Association),

　Japan Automobile Federation (General Incorporated Association

　), Japan Motorcycle Association (General Incorporated Association)
Cooperation: Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department
Exhibitors: 180 exhibitors, 1,076 booths
Admission Fee:

Same-day ticket (adult): 2,600 yen

Advance ticket (adult): 2,200 yen

Advance ticket (pair ticket): 4,000 yen

Advance ticket (Under 22): 1,400

*All prices include tax.

*Free for high school students and younger (student ID required) / Free for disabled people and up to one caregiver (disability certificate required)

*For more information, please see “Tickets (https://www.motorcycleshow.org/ticket/)”.
Official website: https://www.motorcycleshow.org/