Co-creating Cultures for the Future Week
Proposals for a Sustainable Society Realized by ‘Global Citizen’, Conference of Five Regions with World Natural Heritage Sites
Japan Institute of Eventology
Japan Institute of Eventology which explores the significance, methods, and effectiveness of events, has promoting three TEAM EXPO 2025 Co-Creation Challenges based on the participation and collaboration of "Global Citizens" with GISPRI (Global Industrial and Social Progress Research Institute), a general incorporated foundation that is the successor to Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan.
This program will be presenting the results of discussions conducted by five regions in Japan that are home to World Natural Heritage Sites, focusing on the theme of "Coexistence of nature and society and the heritage of humanity that should be preserved for future generations."
Discussion
- Historical heritage
- Local community revitalisation
- Others
- Global Citizens
| Transmission of simultaneous interpretation | Provided |
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| Language of interpretation | Japanese and English |
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2025.05.06[Tue]
10:30 ～ 12:30
(Venue Open 10:00)
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- Theme Weeks Studio
Programme details
Japan Institute of Eventology which explores the significance, methods, and effectiveness of events, has promoting three TEAM EXPO 2025 Co-Creation Challenges based on the participation and collaboration of "Global Citizens" with GISPRI (Global Industrial and Social Progress Research Institute), a general incorporated foundation that is the successor to Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan.
All of the Co-Creation Challenges we have promoted contribute to achieving the SDGs, which are the goals of Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan, and inherit the important concept of "citizen participation" realized at Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan.
This program will be presenting the results of a dialogue conducted by five regions in Japan that are home to World Natural Heritage Sites, focusing on the theme of "Coexistence of nature and society and the heritage of humanity that should be preserved for future generations."
Reports
Japan Institute of Eventology which explores the significance, methods, and effectiveness of events, has promoting three TEAM EXPO 2025 Co-Creation Challenges based on the participation and collaboration of "Global Citizens" with GISPRI (Global Industrial and Social Progress Research Institute), a general incorporated foundation that is the successor to Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan.
Regarding the World Natural Heritage Five Regions Conference, the fact that cooperation between the five regions in Japan that have World Natural Heritage sites has been realized can be considered a major achievement in itself. The presentations this time reaffirmed the great significance of sharing the activities of each of the five regions to ensure that the conservation of natural heritage sites, daily life, and tourism coexist in a sustainable manner. Furthermore, the importance of disseminating Japan's ideas and efforts regarding coexistence with natural heritage sites to the world was also pointed out, and this presentation gives us hope for future international advocacy activities.
Cast
Moderator
Toshinori Tanaka
Associate Professor, Institute for Asian and Oceania Studies, Kyushu University
Research on environmental policy and governance
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Speakers
Yuki Yamamoto
General Manager, SHIRETOKO NATURE FOUNDATION
Responsible for environmental education and other public relations activities, park management, and profit-making businesses
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Harumi Tokuoka
Office Manager, IRIOMOTE Foundation
Working to conserve the natural environment, preserve culture, and promote ecotourism on Iriomote Island
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Naoko Sugami
CSR Promotion Department, DAIKIN INDUSTRIES, LTD.
Responsible for all internal and external communications regarding sustainability
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Hirohiko Nakayama
Kagoshima Branch Manager, Japan Airlines Co., Ltd.
Representative of the World Natural Heritage Promotion Community
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Esami Saito
Chairman, Akita Shirakami Guide Association
First Nature Advisor at the Shirakami-Sanchi World Heritage Center in Fujisato
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Masaaki Shibuya
Mayor, Ogasawara Village
He has been instrumental in establishing the Whale Watching Association, the Ecotourism Council, and the Ogasawara Village Tourism Bureau.
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Masashi Norihisa
Director, Kyushu Regional Environment Office, Ministry of the Environment
He is involved in the conservation and management of World Heritage sites across the country, including Shiretoko and Yakushima.
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Co-organiser
Global Industrial and Social Progress Research Institute (GISPRI)
Promoting Committee of Kansai Historical and Cultural Capital Forum
Global Citizens Forum on Water and Watershed for All Lives
Conference of Five Regions with World Natural Heritage Sites (Representative: Chairman of Yakushima Environmental and Cultural Foundation)
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Co-creating Cultures for the Future Week
Proposals for a Sustainable Society Realized by ‘Global Citizen’, Conference of Five Regions with World Natural Heritage Sites
Japan Institute of Eventology which explores the significance, methods, and effectiveness of events, has promoting three TEAM EXPO 2025 Co-Creation Challenges based on the participation and collaboration of "Global Citizens" with GISPRI (Global Industrial and Social Progress Research Institute), a general incorporated foundation that is the successor to Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan.
This program will be presenting the results of discussions conducted by five regions in Japan that are home to World Natural Heritage Sites, focusing on the theme of "Coexistence of nature and society and the heritage of humanity that should be preserved for future generations."
-
2025.05.06[Tue]
10:30～12:30
(Venue Open 10:00)
- Theme Weeks Studio
- * Programme times and content are subject to change. Any changes will be announced on this website and via the ticket booking system.
- * The schedule is subject to change depending on the organiser's circumstances.
Reservations are required for this programme.
Booking typically opens with the '2-month advance lottery.' Click below for details.
* Arrive early; latecomers may not be admitted.
For more information about making a reservation to watch a programme.
Please watch the Virtual Studio if you are outside the venue.
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