Berlin Delegation Meets Tokyo Game Industry at Shibuya Lounge
It shows that Japanese support for overseas links is now about putting developers in a room together, not only sending finished works abroad.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
A Berlin and Brandenburg game industry delegation held a networking event in Shibuya on September 15, ahead of Tokyo Game Show 2026. Twelve people from 11 organizations and studios met Japanese developers, publishers, media, and support staff at 404 Not Found. The Berlin side presented their work, then opened the floor to free discussion about co-development, overseas expansion, event partnerships, and showing works.
The venue was 404 Not Found in Shibuya, and the date was September 15, two days before Tokyo Game Show 2026 opens at Makuhari Messe. Twelve people from 11 organizations and studios made up the Berlin and Brandenburg group, spanning game development, events and community work, XR and digital fields, audio production, and industry support. After short introductions, the room became a free networking floor where the German visitors could speak directly with Japanese developers, publishers, media, and industry support personnel.
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