October 14, 2018 G1 Global Conference: https://g1summit.com/g1global/
When Christel Takigawa gave her famous “Omotenashi” speech to help Tokyo win the 2020 Summer Olympics bid in 2013, it signaled the start of a shift in the way Japn communicates its image globally. Japan has become a model of soft power, with its culture spreading in diverse ways few other countries can replicate, from anime and otaku culture to gourmet food to postmodern art and architectural design. Has something changed? Is this a hint of “Cool Japan 2.0”?
A fortunate result of this renaissance is that Japan now means many different htings to many different people. What is the best way to continue this positive trend? The 8th G1 Global brought the consultant behind Tokyo’s successful Olympics bid together with other international perspectives to discuss how Japan can shape its image globally.
Martin Newman (CEO, The Leadership Council)
Masi Oka (Actor/Writer/Producer, Mobius Productions)
Naho Shigeta (Founder & CEO, INFOBRIDGE Marketing & Promotions Co., Ltd.)
Stefan Wagstyl (Journalist, Financial Times/Nikkei)
Ross Rowbury (President, Edelman Japan KK)
【ぶらり #86】ますや旅館 信州上田 田沢温泉（長野県）Wooden Hotel of National Important Cultural Property | MASUYA-RYOKAN
Rising into space — micro-satellites and micro-rovers change the game | Kazuya Yoshida | TEDxTohoku
Traditional Japanese wooden kokeshi artisan at Mount Takao
The Party Bus 好きだなんて 言えない｜SHISEIDO
A train ride into Japan’s past | DW Documentary
[4K60p] 2018 東京花火大祭 フィナーレ （無限未来 / Perfume）
Tokyo hyperlapse | AFP
『東京2020オリンピック The Official Video Game』プロモーションビデオ
Tokyo Japan Drone
Super Nintendo World – Official Tour with Shigeru Miyamoto
Hamamatsu Autonomous Driving Yaramaika Project | Our vision of the future | Suzuki
