Tokyo salone
NOURISH
STORIES
A shared cultural infrastructure,
rooted in Japan
Tokyo Salone and its year-round constellation are curated by semi permanent and teenage engineering, building upon more than two decades of global cultural exchange.
Since 2002, when semi permanent first collaborated with Banksy, the platform has produced more than fifty gatherings across thirteen cities, convening world-class voices spanning design, architecture, art, technology, film, music, gastronomy, and culture.
In 2026, the story turns a page.
The hearth of semi permanent shifts from its birthplace in Australasia to a new home in Tokyo, carried forward by 「 yes, 」, a queer women-led venture firm weaving together investment, creativity, hospitality, and cultural exchange into a long-horizon vision for the future.
Aotearoa remains an essential part of that story.
Independent yet intertwined, its spirit remains in dialogue with Tokyo and the wider world. Together, they form a constellation of places, practices, and people, each illuminating and strengthening the other.
Through every transition, one truth endures.
semi permanent exists to uplift.
To honor the artisans, craftspersons, innovators, and thinkers shaping Japan, Aotearoa, and the broader Asia Pacific region, ensuring their stories travel outward, return transformed, and enrich the fabric of our shared cultural industries.
Each gathering is an offering.
Carefully curated. Deeply felt.
A reminder that creativity is both inheritance and horizon, carried forward by each new generation who chooses to build what comes next.
What Is
Tokyo Salone?
Tokyo Salone is a design-led cultural infrastructure platform connecting Japan’s creative ecosystem with a global community of practitioners, studios, institutions, and future generations.
Built upon more than two decades of semi permanent’s international network, the platform brings together a community of more than 300,000 designers, architects, technologists, filmmakers, chefs, artists, entrepreneurs, and cultural leaders from around the world.
Through year-round salons, listening experiences, exhibitions, shared meals, research publications, and cultural exchanges, Tokyo Salone creates the conditions for meaningful dialogue between global perspectives and regional practice.
At the center of this constellation sits Tokyo Salone, an annual two-day gathering held in Tokyo.
Taking place November 13–14, 2026, Tokyo Salone brings together leading practitioners from Japan and abroad for keynotes, provocations, conversations, and shared experiences designed to spark new relationships, ideas, and collaborations.
Included within the Tokyo Salone experience is Nightshift Shakedown, an evening celebration of engineering, mobility, JDM culture, and the communities that form around them, taking place on the first evening of the gathering.
Tokyo Salone itself is only one part of a broader constellation.
Throughout November, additional annual experiences unfold across Tokyo and Kyoto, including Nourish, Speculative Futures, Shibuya, The Culture of Modern Luxury, Held in Sound, After the Flame, and other gatherings that extend the conversation across disciplines, communities, and generations.
Tokyo Salone prioritizes exchange over exhibition.
Not spectatorship.
Participation.
Not a single event.
A living cultural infrastructure designed to strengthen Japan’s creative landscape while extending its influence outward. Each gathering contributes to a larger ecosystem of relationships, mentorship, opportunity, and exchange.
Designed not for a season, but for the long term.
Why Tokyo,
Why Now?
Japan is entering a renewed period of global influence.
From anime, manga, games, toys, and collectible culture, to architecture, gastronomy, mobility, robotics, and AI, Japan continues to shape global culture in ways both visible and subtle.
At the same time, a new generation of practitioners across design, architecture, hospitality, technology, media, and culture is actively seeking deeper exchange with the world.
What has been missing is a contemporary platform capable of bringing these forces together with clarity, continuity, and international reach.
Our constellation exists to:
Convene
Bring leading global practitioners and Japan’s next generation of creators into meaningful, cross-disciplinary dialogue.
Share
Surface the realities behind creative practice, including process, experimentation, recalibration, and failure, helping accelerate learning across generations.
Integrate
Connect disciplines that rarely occupy the same room, from mobility engineering to gastronomy, architecture to anime, artificial intelligence to hospitality.
Connect
Create pathways between emerging voices, established practitioners, institutions, and opportunities across Japan and the broader Asia Pacific region.
Establish
Position Tokyo as a global reference point for future-facing cultural leadership.
Steward
Build long-term cultural infrastructure that strengthens creative communities and supports future generations.
An investment in the future cultural fabric of Japan, and the communities connected to it.
the
constellation
The Tokyo Salone constellation unfolds throughout the year across Tokyo, Kyoto, and beyond. Month by month, gatherings create opportunities for practitioners, builders, artists, operators, researchers, and future generations to meet, exchange ideas, and build relationships long before November arrives.
Soho House Tokyo
Third-week Monthly
Monthly gatherings exploring emerging ideas, practices, and practitioners through conversation, reflection, and exchange.
Massif Tokyo & Midori.so
Quarterly / Monthly
These year-round gatherings serve as connective tissue for the community, building trust, momentum, and dialogue throughout the year.
Each November, the constellation expands through a series of annual experiences:
Tokyo American Club
November 13–14, 2026
Our annual two-day gathering, bringing global and domestic voices into direct dialogue through keynotes, provocations, workshops, conversations, and shared experiences.
Azabudai
November 13, 2026
Included within the Tokyo Salone passport, Nightshift Shakedown celebrates engineering, mobility, JDM culture, and the communities that form around them.
After the Flame
Soho House Tokyo
November 21, 2026
A space for reflection, integration, and continued conversation after the intensity of gathering.
Tokyo American Club
November 15–16, 2026
A two-day gastronomic gathering exploring hospitality, food culture, culinary innovation, and future systems of care.
Soho House Tokyo
November 17, 2026
A forum examining the signals, technologies, and cultural shifts shaping tomorrow.
Soho House Tokyo
November 18, 2026
An invitation-led gathering exploring how a new generation is redefining luxury through identity, density, urban influence, and lived culture.
Held in Sound
Shunkō-in, Kyoto
November 26, 2026
An exploration of listening as cultural practice through sound, silence, attention, and shared experience.
Some experiences are intimate.
Some are public.
Some are invitation-led.
Together they form a living cultural infrastructure designed to support long-term creative exchange.
Designed
To Be
Different
Cross-disciplinary by design
We intentionally bring distinct disciplines into active conversation, spanning design and technology, gastronomy and mobility, anime and architecture, hospitality and artificial intelligence.
Global × domestic exchange
International leaders engage directly with emerging Japanese practitioners, creating space for mentorship, collaboration, and professional connection.
An ecosystem, not a one-off event
Tokyo Salone operates year-round through salons, exhibitions, listening experiences, research publications, and cultural gatherings. November serves as a convergence point rather than a beginning.
An intimate cultural environment
Gatherings take place across a carefully curated network of venues that support focused dialogue, meaningful hospitality, and genuine exchange.
The goal is not scale alone.
It is influence density.
where it
happens
Tokyo Salone unfolds across a constellation of venues throughout Tokyo and Kyoto.
Each setting has been selected not simply for capacity, but for character, context, and the kinds of conversations it makes possible.
Tokyo American Club & Azabudai Hills
The primary home of Tokyo Salone. A landmark gathering place for international exchange, hosting the annual two-day gathering, Nightshift Shakedown, exhibitions, dining experiences, and community encounters.
Home to Thirdspace Thirdweeks and select invitation-led gatherings, creating space for intimate conversations throughout the year.
A hospitality-centered environment hosting Moments, Nourish collaborations, and year-round culinary exchange.
A community-driven network of modern salons supporting workshops, discussions, experimentation, and emerging voices.
Additional spaces
Throughout the year, the constellation expands into galleries, cafés, studios, temples, kitchens, listening spaces, and cultural venues across Tokyo, Kyoto, and beyond. The city itself becomes part of the program.
Shaped by Creative Leaders Across Industry
Every gathering within the constellation is curated and delivered through a global network of designers, architects, technologists, chefs, filmmakers, artists, strategists, researchers, entrepreneurs, and cultural practitioners.
Guided by an international advisory network spanning Japan, Europe, North America, Oceania, and the broader Asia Pacific region, the platform brings together perspectives that rarely meet within the same room, yet increasingly shape the same future.
Our speakers, advisors, curators, and collaborators are united not by discipline, but by a shared commitment to curiosity, excellence, generosity, and long-horizon thinking.
Together, they help shape a platform designed not as a one-time gathering, but as an ongoing act of cultural stewardship.
One that supports emerging voices, strengthens creative ecosystems, and creates meaningful exchange between Japan and the world.
constellations
SHIBUYA
SPECULATIVE FUTURES
NIGHTSHIFT SHAKEDOWN
FRIENDS OF
FUTURE OF
THIRDSPACE THIRDWEEKS
MOMENTS
held in sound
COLLECTIVE
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Tokyo salone
NOURISH
stories
A shared cultural infrastructure,
rooted in Japan
Tokyo Salone and its year-round constellation are curated by semi permanent and teenage engineering, building upon more than two decades of global cultural exchange.
Since 2002, when semi permanent first collaborated with Banksy, the platform has produced more than fifty gatherings across thirteen cities, convening world-class voices spanning design, architecture, art, technology, film, music, gastronomy, and culture.
In 2026, the story turns a page.
The hearth of semi permanent shifts from its birthplace in Australasia to a new home in Tokyo, carried forward by 「 yes, 」, a queer women-led venture firm weaving together investment, creativity, hospitality, and cultural exchange into a long-horizon vision for the future.
Aotearoa remains an essential part of that story.
Independent yet intertwined, its spirit remains in dialogue with Tokyo and the wider world. Together, they form a constellation of places, practices, and people, each illuminating and strengthening the other.
Through every transition, one truth endures.
semi permanent exists to uplift.
To honor the artisans, craftspersons, innovators, and thinkers shaping Japan, Aotearoa, and the broader Asia Pacific region, ensuring their stories travel outward, return transformed, and enrich the fabric of our shared cultural industries.
Each gathering is an offering.
Carefully curated. Deeply felt.
A reminder that creativity is both inheritance and horizon, carried forward by each new generation who chooses to build what comes next.
What Is
Tokyo Salone?
Tokyo Salone is a design-led cultural infrastructure platform connecting Japan’s creative ecosystem with a global community of practitioners, studios, institutions, and future generations.
Built upon more than two decades of semi permanent’s international network, the platform brings together a community of more than 300,000 designers, architects, technologists, filmmakers, chefs, artists, entrepreneurs, and cultural leaders from around the world.
Through year-round salons, listening experiences, exhibitions, shared meals, research publications, and cultural exchanges, Tokyo Salone creates the conditions for meaningful dialogue between global perspectives and regional practice.
At the center of this constellation sits Tokyo Salone, an annual two-day gathering held in Tokyo.
Taking place November 13–14, 2026, Tokyo Salone brings together leading practitioners from Japan and abroad for keynotes, provocations, conversations, and shared experiences designed to spark new relationships, ideas, and collaborations.
Included within the Tokyo Salone experience is Nightshift Shakedown, an evening celebration of engineering, mobility, JDM culture, and the communities that form around them, taking place on the first evening of the gathering.
Tokyo Salone itself is only one part of a broader constellation.
Throughout November, additional annual experiences unfold across Tokyo and Kyoto, including Nourish, Speculative Futures, Shibuya, The Culture of Modern Luxury, Held in Sound, After the Flame, and other gatherings that extend the conversation across disciplines, communities, and generations.
Tokyo Salone prioritizes exchange over exhibition.
Not spectatorship.
Participation.
Not a single event.
A living cultural infrastructure designed to strengthen Japan’s creative landscape while extending its influence outward. Each gathering contributes to a larger ecosystem of relationships, mentorship, opportunity, and exchange.
Designed not for a season, but for the long term.
Why Tokyo,
Why Now?
Japan is entering a renewed period of global influence.
From anime, manga, games, toys, and collectible culture, to architecture, gastronomy, mobility, robotics, and AI, Japan continues to shape global culture in ways both visible and subtle.
At the same time, a new generation of practitioners across design, architecture, hospitality, technology, media, and culture is actively seeking deeper exchange with the world.
What has been missing is a contemporary platform capable of bringing these forces together with clarity, continuity, and international reach.
Our constellation exists to:
Convene
Bring leading global practitioners and Japan’s next generation of creators into meaningful, cross-disciplinary dialogue.
Share
Surface the realities behind creative practice, including process, experimentation, recalibration, and failure, helping accelerate learning across generations.
Integrate
Connect disciplines that rarely occupy the same room, from mobility engineering to gastronomy, architecture to anime, artificial intelligence to hospitality.
Connect
Create pathways between emerging voices, established practitioners, institutions, and opportunities across Japan and the broader Asia Pacific region.
Establish
Position Tokyo as a global reference point for future-facing cultural leadership.
Steward
Build long-term cultural infrastructure that strengthens creative communities and supports future generations.
An investment in the future cultural fabric of Japan, and the communities connected to it.
the
constellation
The Tokyo Salone constellation unfolds throughout the year across Tokyo, Kyoto, and beyond. Month by month, gatherings create opportunities for practitioners, builders, artists, operators, researchers, and future generations to meet, exchange ideas, and build relationships long before November arrives.
Soho House Tokyo
Third-week Monthly
Monthly gatherings exploring emerging ideas, practices, and practitioners through conversation, reflection, and exchange.
Massif Tokyo & Midori.so
Quarterly / Monthly
These year-round gatherings serve as connective tissue for the community, building trust, momentum, and dialogue throughout the year.
Each November, the constellation expands through a series of annual experiences:
Tokyo American Club
November 13–14, 2026
Our annual two-day gathering, bringing global and domestic voices into direct dialogue through keynotes, provocations, workshops, conversations, and shared experiences.
Azabudai
November 13, 2026
Included within the Tokyo Salone passport, Nightshift Shakedown celebrates engineering, mobility, JDM culture, and the communities that form around them.
After the Flame
Soho House Tokyo
November 21, 2026
A space for reflection, integration, and continued conversation after the intensity of gathering.
Tokyo American Club
November 15–16, 2026
A two-day gastronomic gathering exploring hospitality, food culture, culinary innovation, and future systems of care.
Soho House Tokyo
November 17, 2026
A forum examining the signals, technologies, and cultural shifts shaping tomorrow.
Soho House Tokyo
November 18, 2026
An invitation-led gathering exploring how a new generation is redefining luxury through identity, density, urban influence, and lived culture.
Held in Sound
Shunkō-in, Kyoto
November 26, 2026
An exploration of listening as cultural practice through sound, silence, attention, and shared experience.
Some experiences are intimate.
Some are public.
Some are invitation-led.
Together they form a living cultural infrastructure designed to support long-term creative exchange.
Designed
To Be
Different
Cross-disciplinary by design
We intentionally bring distinct disciplines into active conversation, spanning design and technology, gastronomy and mobility, anime and architecture, hospitality and artificial intelligence.
Global × domestic exchange
International leaders engage directly with emerging Japanese practitioners, creating space for mentorship, collaboration, and professional connection.
An ecosystem, not a one-off event
Tokyo Salone operates year-round through salons, exhibitions, listening experiences, research publications, and cultural gatherings. November serves as a convergence point rather than a beginning.
An intimate cultural environment
Gatherings take place across a carefully curated network of venues that support focused dialogue, meaningful hospitality, and genuine exchange.
The goal is not scale alone.
It is influence density.
where it
happens
Tokyo Salone unfolds across a constellation of venues throughout Tokyo and Kyoto.
Each setting has been selected not simply for capacity, but for character, context, and the kinds of conversations it makes possible.
Tokyo American Club & Azabudai Hills
The primary home of Tokyo Salone. A landmark gathering place for international exchange, hosting the annual two-day gathering, Nightshift Shakedown, exhibitions, dining experiences, and community encounters.
Home to Thirdspace Thirdweeks and select invitation-led gatherings, creating space for intimate conversations throughout the year.
A hospitality-centered environment hosting Moments, Nourish collaborations, and year-round culinary exchange.
A community-driven network of modern salons supporting workshops, discussions, experimentation, and emerging voices.
Additional spaces
Throughout the year, the constellation expands into galleries, cafés, studios, temples, kitchens, listening spaces, and cultural venues across Tokyo, Kyoto, and beyond. The city itself becomes part of the program.
Shaped by Creative Leaders Across Industry
Every gathering within the constellation is curated and delivered through a global network of designers, architects, technologists, chefs, filmmakers, artists, strategists, researchers, entrepreneurs, and cultural practitioners.
Guided by an international advisory network spanning Japan, Europe, North America, Oceania, and the broader Asia Pacific region, the platform brings together perspectives that rarely meet within the same room, yet increasingly shape the same future.
Our speakers, advisors, curators, and collaborators are united not by discipline, but by a shared commitment to curiosity, excellence, generosity, and long-horizon thinking.
Together, they help shape a platform designed not as a one-time gathering, but as an ongoing act of cultural stewardship.
One that supports emerging voices, strengthens creative ecosystems, and creates meaningful exchange between Japan and the world.
constellations
SHIBUYA
SPECULATIVE FUTURES
NIGHTSHIFT SHAKEDOWN
FRIENDS OF
FUTURE OF
THIRDSPACE THIRDWEEKS
MOMENTS
held in sound
COLLECTIVE
yes,
Legal
Commercial Disclosure
Code of Conduct
privacy policy
Liability & Risk
Media Release
subscribe
© Semi Permanent / TOKYO SALONE
Tokyo salone
NOURISH
stories
A shared cultural infrastructure,
rooted in Japan
Tokyo Salone and its year-round constellation are curated by semi permanent and teenage engineering, building upon more than two decades of global cultural exchange.
Since 2002, when semi permanent first collaborated with Banksy, the platform has produced more than fifty gatherings across thirteen cities, convening world-class voices spanning design, architecture, art, technology, film, music, gastronomy, and culture.
In 2026, the story turns a page.
The hearth of semi permanent shifts from its birthplace in Australasia to a new home in Tokyo, carried forward by 「 yes, 」, a queer women-led venture firm weaving together investment, creativity, hospitality, and cultural exchange into a long-horizon vision for the future.
Aotearoa remains an essential part of that story.
Independent yet intertwined, its spirit remains in dialogue with Tokyo and the wider world. Together, they form a constellation of places, practices, and people, each illuminating and strengthening the other.
Through every transition, one truth endures.
semi permanent exists to uplift.
To honor the artisans, craftspersons, innovators, and thinkers shaping Japan, Aotearoa, and the broader Asia Pacific region, ensuring their stories travel outward, return transformed, and enrich the fabric of our shared cultural industries.
Each gathering is an offering.
Carefully curated. Deeply felt.
A reminder that creativity is both inheritance and horizon, carried forward by each new generation who chooses to build what comes next.
What Is
Tokyo Salone?
Tokyo Salone is a design-led cultural infrastructure platform connecting Japan’s creative ecosystem with a global community of practitioners, studios, institutions, and future generations.
Built upon more than two decades of semi permanent’s international network, the platform brings together a community of more than 300,000 designers, architects, technologists, filmmakers, chefs, artists, entrepreneurs, and cultural leaders from around the world.
Through year-round salons, listening experiences, exhibitions, shared meals, research publications, and cultural exchanges, Tokyo Salone creates the conditions for meaningful dialogue between global perspectives and regional practice.
At the center of this constellation sits Tokyo Salone, an annual two-day gathering held in Tokyo.
Taking place November 13–14, 2026, Tokyo Salone brings together leading practitioners from Japan and abroad for keynotes, provocations, conversations, and shared experiences designed to spark new relationships, ideas, and collaborations.
Included within the Tokyo Salone experience is Nightshift Shakedown, an evening celebration of engineering, mobility, JDM culture, and the communities that form around them, taking place on the first evening of the gathering.
Tokyo Salone itself is only one part of a broader constellation.
Throughout November, additional annual experiences unfold across Tokyo and Kyoto, including Nourish, Speculative Futures, Shibuya, The Culture of Modern Luxury, Held in Sound, After the Flame, and other gatherings that extend the conversation across disciplines, communities, and generations.
Tokyo Salone prioritizes exchange over exhibition.
Not spectatorship.
Participation.
Not a single event.
A living cultural infrastructure designed to strengthen Japan’s creative landscape while extending its influence outward. Each gathering contributes to a larger ecosystem of relationships, mentorship, opportunity, and exchange.
Designed not for a season, but for the long term.
Why Tokyo,
Why Now?
Japan is entering a renewed period of global influence.
From anime, manga, games, toys, and collectible culture, to architecture, gastronomy, mobility, robotics, and AI, Japan continues to shape global culture in ways both visible and subtle.
At the same time, a new generation of practitioners across design, architecture, hospitality, technology, media, and culture is actively seeking deeper exchange with the world.
What has been missing is a contemporary platform capable of bringing these forces together with clarity, continuity, and international reach.
Our constellation exists to:
Convene
Bring leading global practitioners and Japan’s next generation of creators into meaningful, cross-disciplinary dialogue.
Share
Surface the realities behind creative practice, including process, experimentation, recalibration, and failure, helping accelerate learning across generations.
Integrate
Connect disciplines that rarely occupy the same room, from mobility engineering to gastronomy, architecture to anime, artificial intelligence to hospitality.
Connect
Create pathways between emerging voices, established practitioners, institutions, and opportunities across Japan and the broader Asia Pacific region.
Establish
Position Tokyo as a global reference point for future-facing cultural leadership.
Steward
Build long-term cultural infrastructure that strengthens creative communities and supports future generations.
An investment in the future cultural fabric of Japan, and the communities connected to it.
the
constellation
The Tokyo Salone constellation unfolds throughout the year across Tokyo, Kyoto, and beyond. Month by month, gatherings create opportunities for practitioners, builders, artists, operators, researchers, and future generations to meet, exchange ideas, and build relationships long before November arrives.
Soho House Tokyo
Third-week Monthly
Monthly gatherings exploring emerging ideas, practices, and practitioners through conversation, reflection, and exchange.
Massif Tokyo & Midori.so
Quarterly / Monthly
These year-round gatherings serve as connective tissue for the community, building trust, momentum, and dialogue throughout the year.
Each November, the constellation expands through a series of annual experiences:
Tokyo American Club
November 13–14, 2026
Our annual two-day gathering, bringing global and domestic voices into direct dialogue through keynotes, provocations, workshops, conversations, and shared experiences.
Azabudai
November 13, 2026
Included within the Tokyo Salone passport, Nightshift Shakedown celebrates engineering, mobility, JDM culture, and the communities that form around them.
Tokyo American Club
November 15–16, 2026
A two-day gastronomic gathering exploring hospitality, food culture, culinary innovation, and future systems of care.
Soho House Tokyo
November 17, 2026
A forum examining the signals, technologies, and cultural shifts shaping tomorrow.
Soho House Tokyo
November 18, 2026
An invitation-led gathering exploring how a new generation is redefining luxury through identity, density, urban influence, and lived culture.
After the Flame
Soho House Tokyo
November 21, 2026
A space for reflection, integration, and continued conversation after the intensity of gathering.
Held in Sound
Shunkō-in, Kyoto
November 26, 2026
An exploration of listening as cultural practice through sound, silence, attention, and shared experience.
Some experiences are intimate.
Some are public.
Some are invitation-led.
Together they form a living cultural infrastructure designed to support long-term creative exchange.
Designed
To Be
Different
Cross-disciplinary by design
We intentionally bring distinct disciplines into active conversation, spanning design and technology, gastronomy and mobility, anime and architecture, hospitality and artificial intelligence.
Global × domestic exchange
International leaders engage directly with emerging Japanese practitioners, creating space for mentorship, collaboration, and professional connection.
An ecosystem, not a one-off event
Tokyo Salone operates year-round through salons, exhibitions, listening experiences, research publications, and cultural gatherings. November serves as a convergence point rather than a beginning.
An intimate cultural environment
Gatherings take place across a carefully curated network of venues that support focused dialogue, meaningful hospitality, and genuine exchange.
The goal is not scale alone.
It is influence density.
where it
happens
Tokyo Salone unfolds across a constellation of venues throughout Tokyo and Kyoto.
Each setting has been selected not simply for capacity, but for character, context, and the kinds of conversations it makes possible.
Tokyo American Club & Azabudai Hills
The primary home of Tokyo Salone. A landmark gathering place for international exchange, hosting the annual two-day gathering, Nightshift Shakedown, exhibitions, dining experiences, and community encounters.
Home to Thirdspace Thirdweeks and select invitation-led gatherings, creating space for intimate conversations throughout the year.
A hospitality-centered environment hosting Moments, Nourish collaborations, and year-round culinary exchange.
A community-driven network of modern salons supporting workshops, discussions, experimentation, and emerging voices.
Additional spaces
Throughout the year, the constellation expands into galleries, cafés, studios, temples, kitchens, listening spaces, and cultural venues across Tokyo, Kyoto, and beyond. The city itself becomes part of the program.
Shaped by Creative Leaders Across Industry
Every gathering within the constellation is curated and delivered through a global network of designers, architects, technologists, chefs, filmmakers, artists, strategists, researchers, entrepreneurs, and cultural practitioners.
Guided by an international advisory network spanning Japan, Europe, North America, Oceania, and the broader Asia Pacific region, the platform brings together perspectives that rarely meet within the same room, yet increasingly shape the same future.
Our speakers, advisors, curators, and collaborators are united not by discipline, but by a shared commitment to curiosity, excellence, generosity, and long-horizon thinking.
Together, they help shape a platform designed not as a one-time gathering, but as an ongoing act of cultural stewardship.
One that supports emerging voices, strengthens creative ecosystems, and creates meaningful exchange between Japan and the world.
constellations
SHIBUYA
SPECULATIVE FUTURES
NIGHTSHIFT SHAKEDOWN
FRIENDS OF
FUTURE OF
THIRDSPACE THIRDWEEKS
MOMENTS
held in sound
COLLECTIVE
yes,
Legal
Commercial Disclosure
Code of Conduct
privacy policy
Liability & Risk
Media Release
subscribe
© Semi Permanent / TOKYO SALONE