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5/19(Sun)-5/21(Tue)
What considerations and actions should we focus on for the future? Experts will discuss these topics in panel discussions, each focusing on one of seven different themes.
Tokyo’s food self-sufficiency ratio is almost zero. We will discuss the self-sufficiency situation and a sustainable food culture, and think about the Eat Better options to create a better future.
Shinobu Namae
(L’Effervescence)
Shiina Tsuyuki
(environmental activist)
Satoru Shimokawa
(Waseda University)
A future mobility vehicle, Raptor, is on display at the event. Three of the developers will talk about the background and their passion for its development. They will also discuss how mobility devices will evolve and bring about social changes in the future.
Anri Sugihara
(RDS)
Takayuki Furuta
(Future Robotics Technology Center, Chiba Institute of Technology(fuRo))
Tetsuya Konishi
(exiii design)
How has technological evolution changed urban development and architecture? Experts will give their views on the current status quo. They will also think about the mindset and behavioral options people should have to create a better future.
Motoko Tanaka
(GROUND LEVEL)
David Sim
(architect)
Yoshihiko Oshima
(blue studio)
This session looks at the definition of the term “sustainable,” the keyword of this event, and plainly unravels its history dating as far back as to the Edo period. Experts will also think about how sustainable designs will change future life and business.
Eisuke Tachikawa
(Nosigner)
Azby Brown
(Future Design Institute)
Kae Takase
(Renewable Energy Institute)
Experts will look at what types of entrepreneurship are currently needed as well as the skills necessary for global players. They will also discuss how social transformation will change education in the future.
Tomohiro Hoshi
(Stanford Online)
Yoichi Ito
(Musashino University Faculty of Entrepreneurship)
Aya Kubo
(Flier)
Experts will plainly explain what a “circular economy” is really like by looking at advanced cases and overseas experiences. They will also talk about the future vision of Tokyo in their mind, using “happiness” as a keyword.
Akihiro Yasui
(Circular Initiatives&Partners)
Kazuya Kubota
(4P's corporation)
Yu Kato
(Harch)
Mariko Sugita
(urban designer)
Aisako Tsuji
(arca)
Kana Kawaguchi
(Homedoor)
Technology Partner: POCKETALK CORPORATION
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