Namdo Market to Participate in the Tokyo International Gift Show 2025 Fall

Namdo Market, a B2B distribution commerce company based in Dongdaemun and Namdaemun, announced on the 26th that it participated in the 'Tokyo International Gift Show 2025 Fall' held in Tokyo, Japan from September 3rd to 5th.

This year's event, Japan's largest gift and miscellaneous goods exhibition, drew approximately 210,000 visitors, reaffirming its status. Namdo Market showcased products from wholesalers representing Namdaemun and Dongdaemun, spanning a wide range of categories, including fashion, miscellaneous goods, and lifestyle goods, and explored its overseas expansion.

At this exhibition, Namdo Market successfully matched with approximately 300 overseas buyers, demonstrating the competitiveness of its "Made in Korea" products. Namdo Market operates the "Overseas Exhibition Participation Project with Wholesalers," which supports the overseas expansion of traditional market wholesalers. This project, which began at "Fashion World Tokyo 2024" last year, has already resulted in actual contracts.

The project continued at the "Tokyo Gift Show 2025 Fall," expanding global sales channels and creating new business opportunities for wholesalers. Participating wholesalers not only directly connected with overseas buyers but also gained insight into the demands and trends of the Japanese market. They also revealed that follow-up meetings and consultations are currently underway.

Namdo Market is an AI-based B2B commerce platform that allows users to check and order domestic wholesale products in real time through an app. Currently, approximately 10,000 wholesalers and 100,000 retailers use the platform, connecting Korean wholesale products with retailers around the world.

A Namdo Market representative stated, “We attach great significance to participating in Japan’s largest exhibition alongside wholesale merchants from Namdaemun and Dongdaemun, and we will continue to actively support our wholesale merchants’ overseas expansion and expansion of export opportunities.”


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