I came to Makuhari Messe for an event hosted by a Japanese client.
This area is a newly developed subcenter, so there are plenty of places to eat, drink, and stay. There's even an outlet mall nearby for shopping.
Makuhari Messe | Review by 德生
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If you have large luggage, you’ll need to work out the layout a bit yourself.
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