Stepping Beyond "I Can't" The feeling of "It's impossible" isn't a dead end; it's the quiet signal that untapped potential lies just beyond the line we've drawn. This moment of overwhelm is precisely the opportunity to open a door to possibility and forge a creative bridge to a Possible World.

Global challenges require us to recover humanity and shift leadership by fusing technology with cultivated wisdom. The key is internalizing knowledge into embodied Wisdom via simulation and personal experience, fostering empathetic decision-making. Guided by Onko-chishin, we share Japan's wisdom (Taru o Shiru, Mottainai) as a pathway for human recovery. Our mission: fuse tech/wisdom and share Japanese culture globally. Leaders, join us to fulfill your calling and co-create

The atmosphere was pure fervor, driven by deep respect and passion. Yet, that heat made me reflect: What about leadership based on deep respect for others? Strong Influence or Inspire creates an unintentional "wall," pushing away differing voices. I'm drawn to the Inviting Leader: one who quietly embodies their path, keeps the door open, and fully trusts the other's unique potential—the "Asanoha pattern" of connection.

Discover the Energising Cycle of work! 💡 Your job isn't just a task; it's a choice between the Draining Cycle of necessity and the Energising Cycle of excellence. Inspired by cleaners finding their Ikigai (purpose) in Haneda, we argue that Professionalism = Pride + Care. This universal mindset elevates output, earns respect, and fuels lasting satisfaction. Any world is up to our Mindset and Action. Possible World.

I spent three hours with 30 diverse students at the University of Sydney, guiding them through a simulation. Initially trapped by their need for rules, they soon realized they could create their own. A small act of courage—one student crossing the room to talk to another group—created a ripple effect, shifting the conversation from competition to collective vision.

Young people's "immaturity" is their greatest strength—their potential to make powerful contributions. My program "Possible World" proved this by embodying the philosophy of "ba-zukuri" (the Japanese concept for creating a meaningful space). The final presentations showed a genuine confidence and a clear sense of self-awareness, as each person blossomed in their own direction. This showed me that it is our role as adults to create the "Ba" where their infinite potential can f

In a world still dominated by Western individualism, what does Japanese culture ask of us? It's rooted deep in concepts like "listener responsibility" in Japanese and the very idea of "relationship" (kankeisei) embedded in the kanji for "human being" (ningen). Why does the subtle, often invisible sense of "ma" (space/interval) play such a huge role in Japanese society and individual identity? Dive into its profound depth.

"It can't be helped" isn't always giving up. It's a choice: either actively abandoning responsibility, hindering growth; or actively accepting with deep understanding and love. This love, the true opposite of surrender, unearths hope in the toughest times, shaping a richer, more human life.

My familiar local train transformed into an SDGs Train! Adorned with designs, it showcased Tokyu's deep commitment. Beyond mere ads, the word "TOGETHER" stood out—a warm invitation, not a boast. This revealed a company truly invested in collaboration for a beautiful future. A deeply moving experience.

"Change the world... in just sixty minutes?" Kenta whispered, eyes on the glowing screen. His hands trembled. At the virtual table sat three others—Sakura, Haruto, and Mina—each with a mission, each with a belief. Sakura sought harmony, Haruto pushed for education, and Mina quietly asked, “Are we changing the world... or just ourselves?” Tensions rose, metrics fell. But from the silence came transformation.