Graham Gaylor is CEO of VRChat Inc. He is named in the company's announcements for OFFKAI2027, its official offline event in Akihabara in May 2027, and for the company's Tokyo Game Show 2026 exhibition.
Graham Gaylor is the CEO of VRChat Inc., the United States company that runs the social VR platform VRChat. His name appears in the company's announcements as it moves the platform into physical events in Japan.
On July 31, 2026, VRChat Inc. announced it will exhibit at Tokyo Game Show 2026 for the first time, and Gaylor said the appearance is an opportunity to thank Japanese users and creators and to welcome newcomers. The event runs September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe. Business days are September 17 and 18, public days are September 19 to 21. The booth is 08-N08 in Hall 8 and operates under the theme "See, Touch, Experience." A later announcement filled in the stage program: an official greeting with Hatsune Miku from the Yozora Program 2026, a re-screening of the Chou Kaguya-hime! live performance from Sanrio Virtual Festival 2026, a Love Live! Sunshine!! segment previewing the Guilty Kiss VRChat broadcast, and appearances by Koga-ryuu Ninja Ponpoko, Tokoroba/105ro8, and Kizuna AI.
On September 25, 2026, VRChat Inc. announced OFFKAI2027, which KAI-YOU described as its first official large-scale offline event for users. It runs two days, May 22 and 23, 2027, at Akihabara UDX in Tokyo. VRChat Inc. organized it with Skeb Inc., which runs the commission platform Skeb, and Polygon Tailor Consulting Inc., which supports companies entering the metaverse. Programming includes a creator sales event, an exhibition of VR devices, and a social gathering for around 800 people. Gaylor is named in the announcement.
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Sep 25
VRChat will hold OFFKAI2027, described by KAI-YOU as its first official large-scale offline event for users, across two days on May 22 and 23, 2027, at Akihabara UDX in Tokyo. VRChat Inc., the United States company that runs the social VR platform, organized the event with Skeb Inc., the operator of the commission platform Skeb, and Polygon Tailor Consulting Inc., which supports companies entering the metaverse. Programming includes a creator sales event, an exhibition of VR devices, and a social gathering for around 800 people. VRChat Inc. CEO Graham Gaylor is named in the announcement. Both cluster articles published on September 25, 2026, with KAI-YOU posting at 10:07 and PANORA at 09:22. No ticket prices, application windows, or stated attendance cap for the venue itself appear in either article.
Sep 4
VRChat Inc. will exhibit at Tokyo Game Show 2026 for the first time, running September 17-21 at Makuhari Messe. The booth, 08-N08 in Hall 8, hosts a stage program built around VRChat content: an official greeting with Hatsune Miku from the Yozora Program 2026, a re-screening of the Chou Kaguya-hime! live performance from Sanrio Virtual Festival 2026, a Love Live! Sunshine!! segment previewing the Guilty Kiss VRChat broadcast, and appearances by Koga-ryuu Ninja Ponpoko, Tokoroba/105ro8, and Kizuna AI.
Aug 1
VRChat Inc., the US-based operator of the social VR platform VRChat, announced on July 31, 2026, that it will exhibit at Tokyo Game Show 2026 for the first time. The event runs from September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe, with September 17 and 18 as business days and September 19 to 21 as public days. The company's booth, located in Hall 8 at number 08-N08, will operate under the theme "See, Touch, Experience," offering daily stage events on the main stage featuring guests such as streamers, creators, and collaborative IPs. A hands-on corner will let first-time visitors try VRChat on the spot without bringing VR equipment, with staff on hand to assist. The company also plans venue-exclusive novelties and special content for booth visitors. Details on performers, stage programs, and booth content will be released in two future announcements. VRChat Inc. CEO Graham Gaylor said the appearance is an opportunity to thank Japanese users and creators and to welcome newcomers. The company is also recruiting a small number of sponsor companies for the exhibition.