SusHi Tech Tokyo
Comprehensive coverage of one of Asia’s Largest Global Innovation Conferences shaping the future of sustainable cities. With the aim to build sustainable cities powered by high technology, innovators from across the globe come together in Tokyo. Startups, investors, major corporations, universities, and other supporters, along with fast-growing companies possessing world-class technologies, gather, connect, and collaborate here.
“The Opportunity in Japan Is Real, But It Requires a Different Mindset”
As Japan repositions itself within the global innovation landscape, its startup ecosystem is entering what...
At SusHi Tech Tokyo, Startups like Aquivio Spotlight the Future of Sustainable Urban Consumption
As cities look to balance growth with sustainability, platforms such as SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026...
Why Tokyo Is Becoming a Global Testbed for AI and Robotics
TOKYO, March 31, 2026 – Few cities in the world combine technological sophistication, advanced infrastructure...
From Anime to AI: How Japan’s Creative Industries Are Embracing Technology
SINGAPORE, March 30, 2026 – Japan’s creative industries have long held global influence. From anime...
Why SusHi Tech Tokyo Is Emerging as Asia’s New Global Startup Platform
In recent years, Asia’s innovation landscape has expanded rapidly, with cities such as Singapore, Seoul...
Tokyo’s Startup Strategy: Building a Global Innovation Capital by 2050
Tokyo has long been recognised as one of the world’s most technologically advanced cities. From...
Inside the SusHi Tech Challenge Global Pitch Competition
Pitch competitions have become a central feature of global startup events, providing early stage companies...
Startups to Watch at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026
When SusHi Tech Tokyo returns to Tokyo Big Sight in April 2026, more than 700...
Japan’s Deep Tech Moment: Why Global Investors Are Looking at Tokyo Again
For much of the past two decades, global venture capital attention in Asia has focused...
How Corporate Japan Is Collaborating With Startups Through Open Innovation
For decades, Japan’s large corporations were known for conducting most research and development internally. Major...