Sony World Photography Awards 2026
The Sony World Photography Awards 2026 offers another glimpse into the talents of photographers around the world.
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Japanese Photographer Stands Out at Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards
Kohei Nagira’s photograph received high commendation from the Natural History Museum’s prestigious annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
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Red Bull brings 500 Cars to the Birthplace of Drift Culture
Red Bull Tokyo Drift celebrates Japanese car culture with nearly 5,000 F1 fans and drivers in a neon-lit warehouse for a single night.
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SusHi Tech Tokyo Pre-event Recap
SusHi Tech’s pre-event sets the tone for the upcoming SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026 conference.
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Black in the USA: Performance Lecture on Overcoming Adversity
This deeply moving performance lecture by musician Gregory Boyd blends lived experience, history and music to inspire young people to overcome adversity and claim their self-worth.
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Crime at a Crossroads: The New Response Dynamics
The latest Global Organized Crime Index reveals shifting criminal markets, rising cyber threats and the critical importance of resilience worldwide.
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Multi-talent Johnny Depp Shows Tokyo his Passion for Painting
A rare press appearance in Tokyo saw Johnny Depp share the inspirations behind his vivid new art exhibition.
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First Japanese Magician Crowned World Champion
Japanese magician Ibuki captured global attention by winning the Grand Prix at the 2025 FISM World Championships of Magic, becoming the first performer from Japan to claim the title.
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McCain Institute & I-House Japan Launch Sedona Forum in Tokyo
The McCain Institute and I-House Japan unite to host the first Sedona Forum Tokyo in 2026.
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CWAJ’s 68th Print Show Bridges Art, Culture and Education in Tokyo
Tokyo’s 68th CWAJ Print Show unites artists, collectors and art lovers in a celebration of printmaking, creativity and education with purpose.
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Wartime and Propaganda Images Mark End of War Anniversary
On Japan’s anniversary marking the end of World War II, powerful propaganda and archival images resurface, challenging how the past is remembered and interpreted.
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The New Last Mile of Leadership: Harnessing What AI Can’t Reach
True leadership begins where AI ends. Human intuition, empathy and judgment define the success of today’s most effective leaders.
