Living City Keihanna | Implementing Longevity Innovation from Keihanna to Japan
Forum on bringing pre-validated global longevity innovations to Japan via the Living Best x ATR Keihanna pathway, plus investor networking.
- When
- Mon, October 19, 2026 · 18:00–19:30 JST
- Where
- TIB(Tokyo Innovation Base), 3-chōme-8-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City · In person
- Region
- Kanto (Tokyo)
- Organizer
- Tokyo Innovation Base
- Language
- JA/EN
- Source
- Peatix
Summary
A business forum on longevity innovation following the launch of Living City Keihanna, a partnership between Living Best and ATR (Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International) in Keihanna Science City. The initiative aims to build a practical pathway to identify, validate, trial and implement promising global longevity innovations in Japan, and this Tokyo event explores how the strongest opportunities can reach more people across the country, including early-stage investment and co-investment opportunities.
Speakers include Yasuko Akutsu (Aging Japan), Dominic Carter (The Carter Group, Living Best), Hiroyuki Suzuki (ATR) and Debbie Howard (Living Best), covering Japan's demographic shift, why innovations fail to reach people, ATR's validation-to-implementation pathway and global longevity trends. An interactive discussion and networking follow. Aimed at investors, corporate and government decision-makers and longevity professionals; free with advance registration, and TIB app membership is required for entry. Conducted in English with AI-generated simultaneous Japanese interpretation. Doors open 18:00; the program runs 18:30–20:00 at TIB 2F STAGE.
About the community
A cross-sector network of investors, corporate innovators, government and researchers focused on longevity and Japan's ageing society. It works on validating global solutions for the Japanese market and moving them into trials and adoption, and its gatherings mix presentations, interactive discussion and networking, run in English with Japanese interpretation.
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