≪SusHi Tech Tokyo 2024 Participation Report≫

See, touch, hear, taste. – The Showcase Program for Tokyo residents, with content representing Tokyo in 2050, was held at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation and other venues under the concept of experiencing of Tokyo in 2050, where nature and convenience converge.

At the Smart Tokyo booth, we provided videos, brochures and panels and publicized the Smart Tokyo initiative.

The Global Startup Program for corporate and other business, one of Asia’s largest global innovation conferences, where participants encounter new startup ecosystems from Japan and abroad, was held at Tokyo Big Sight.

At the Smart Tokyo booth, we publicized the Smart Tokyo concept and built new relationships with professionals and stakeholders. This was made possible thanks to the collaboration with businesses in the urban center area, which is one of the model districts, and areas where public-private partnerships are promoting the smart city concept through projects that promote data sharing and utilization, as well as the businesses involved in the Be Smart Tokyo project to further the implementation of smart services. In addition, the Japan Pavilion Stage hosted presentations of examples of collaborations with startups.

Exhibition Contents

• Initiatives promoted in Smart City Areas (Otemachi, Marunouchi, Yurakucho (OMY), Takeshiba, Toyosu, Takanawa Gateway, Ota Ward)
• Smart Service Implementation Promotion Project “Be Smart Tokyo“ (Participating entities: Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu LLC, Digital Garage Inc., eMoBi Co., Ltd., Plug and Play Japan Co., Ltd., CIC Institute LLC)

Smart City Tokyo Global Networking Night was associated with SusHi Tech Tokyo 2024 to deepen exchanges between global stakeholders and Japanese smart city professionals.

Over 100 guests from 19 countries and regions joined and deepened their relationships by exchanging views and opinions for about an hour.

The event also featured eight booth exhibits introducing Smart Tokyo initiatives, including action in the urban center area, one of the Smart Tokyo model districts, as well as areas where public-private partnerships are promoting the smart city concept through projects that promote data sharing and utilization. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government gave a presentation, while Smart City Institute Japan Executive Managing Director Takehiko Nagumo gave a talk.

Exhibitor booths

The event ended on a high note following lively exchanges of ideas. Details about the networking event are available from the Digital Services Promotion Division, Bureau of Digital Services, Tokyo Metropolitan Government:
https://note.com/smart_tokyo/n/n0389cef485d5

Introduction of “Smart Tokyo”

At the event, “Smart Tokyo” was introduced with the following videos and brochures.

【Videos】

• Japanese：Link
• English：Link

【Brochures】

• Japanese：Link
• English：Link

Participating Organizations and Exhibited Initiatives

Please find more information on participating organizations and initiatives exhibited at the event from the links below.

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