On May 27, the United Nations University hosted a compelling session titled “(Dis)Empowered by Context: Female Entrepreneurs, Firm Performance and Institutions” as part of its BIG IDEAS Dialogue Series.
Tokyo once again positioned itself at the forefront of urban innovation with SusHi Tech Tokyo 2025, a three-day international event held from May 8–10 at Tokyo Big Sight.
On May 24, TELL Japan will once again lead the charge for mental health and suicide prevention with the Tokyo Tower Climb.
Students and educators in Japan and across the world are invited to come together virtually on 6 June for the “Right Here Right Now Global Youth Climate Summit,” hosted by Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, in partnership with UN Human Rights.
Two Nobel Peace Prize laureates, three former presidents and the eighth United Nations chief visited Japan this week to speak on nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, and to mark the 80th anniversary of World War II at two events in Tokyo on May 15.
The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards (CWA) announced its latest winners on April 24, in an annual showcase of funny, upbeat and positive images from around the world.
Daniel Hewett is a globally recognized design strategist and co-founder of Rhode Island School of Design’s Center for Complexity.
Tokyo’s premier white-collar boxing event is back for its 13th edition, and this year promises to be bigger, better and more inspiring than ever.
The Sony World Photography Awards announced the winners of its 18th edition on April 17, including the Architecture and Design Award for images of public toilets in Japan.
The Waseda-Keio Regatta, or Sōkei Regatta, is Japan’s answer to the world-famous Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race held on the same day in England.
Tokyo is a city of traditions, modernity and endless celebration.
On Tuesday April 29, Yokohama’s charming Yamate district will come alive with the vibrant sights, sounds and flavors of the Saint Maur International School Food Fair.