Suzuki to return to Tokyo Game Show 2026 with Street Fighter 6 car and motorcycle exhibits
Suzuki will be a special sponsor at Tokyo Game Show 2026, showing a Carry mini truck inspired by Street Fighter 6's Blanka and a Hayabusa themed around the character Juri.
- 17-21 September 2026
- 2nd
- 1996
- Exhibition Hall 8
What Happened
Suzuki Motor Corporation will participate in Tokyo Game Show 2026 as a special sponsor and will run exhibit booths at the event, which is hosted by the Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association (CESA). Japan's largest domestic game event runs from Thursday, 17 September to Monday, 21 September 2026 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture. It is Suzuki's second appearance at the show, after it began participating last year, and the company says it remains committed to creating new user experiences through the fusion of gaming and mobility. This year's collaboration is with characters from Capcom Co., Ltd.'s popular game Street Fighter 6.
The Tokyo Game Show is first held; it has been staged annually every September at Makuhari Messe since then.
Suzuki participates in the Tokyo Game Show for the first time, part of its push to fuse gaming and mobility.
The 'Hayabusa Tuned by JURI' is unveiled at CAPCOM CUP 12, the world tournament for Street Fighter 6.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 is held at Makuhari Messe, marking Suzuki's second appearance at the event.
- A special Carry mini truck inspired by the Street Fighter 6 character Blanka's Blanka-chan doll business.
- A Hayabusa first unveiled at CAPCOM CUP 12 in March; visitors hear Juri's voice when they sit on it.
Suzuki's automobile exhibit, 'Blanka Base Camp,' draws on the Street Fighter 6 character Blanka, who in the game works as an adventure tour guide in his local Amazon jungle and, dreaming of becoming popular, creates and sells dolls modeled after himself called 'Blanka-chan.' Inspired by those activities, Suzuki created a special Carry mini truck named 'Blanka Base Camp'; the vehicle will be displayed and original Blanka cushions will be distributed as novelty goods. For motorcycles, Suzuki will display the 'Hayabusa Tuned by JURI,' which was unveiled at CAPCOM CUP 12, the world tournament for Street Fighter 6 held in March this year. As a special feature of the Tokyo Game Show booth, visitors can listen to the voice of 'Juri' when sitting on the motorcycle. Suzuki says visitors are invited to enjoy the distinctive world created by fusing the Street Fighter 6 characters with its mobility products.
- Host: Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association (CESA)
- Co-hosts: Nikkei Business Publications, Inc. and Sony Music Solutions Inc.
- Venue: Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture (Exhibition Halls 1-11 and International Conference Hall) and TKP Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hall
- Dates: Thursday, 17 September to Monday, 21 September 2026 (the Monday is a national holiday)
- Suzuki booths: Automobile in Exhibition Hall 8; Motorcycle at the concourse in front of Exhibition Hall 4
Why this matters
Suzuki is using Japan's largest domestic game event to reach game fans rather than car buyers, and this is only its second year at the show. The exhibit pairs one automobile and one motorcycle with characters from Capcom's Street Fighter 6, highlighting the company's stated push to create new user experiences by fusing gaming and mobility.
Terms in This Story
- Street Fighter 6
- A fighting video game published by the Japanese game company Capcom.
- Makuhari Messe
- A large convention and exhibition complex in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, used for major trade shows and events.
- mini truck
- A small, light-duty truck class used for short-distance hauling and utility work.
- novelty goods
- Small promotional items given away to visitors at an event.
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