Our new Learn&Do series combines one of our science-based workshops with a hands-on activity led by a local partner. The first two formats focus on urban nature and sustainable food. Why pair a workshop with an activity Our workshops help…
The Ecosystems Domino workshop, now available in Japan, focuses on biodiversity loss and is designed for time-constrained settings. Launched in 2026, it offers concise, impactful sessions lasting 30 to 90 minutes, facilitating discussions on ecosystem reconstruction and responses to human impacts. The first public session occurs on 24 November 2026 in Tokyo.
In July 2026, Ichigo Bloom ran Digital Collage, Gender Equity Collage, and a talk on solar supply chains for international high school students in Tokyo, as part of Immerse Education's Career Insights programme.
On Saturday 14 November 2026, Too Hot to Be Cool and LOUD WOMEN are bringing nine bands to Shinjuku MARZ for the first LOUD WOMEN Fest in Asia. Ichigo Bloom is proud to support the event. What is Too Hot…
Climate Fresk Japan is holding simultaneous climate workshops across Japan on 14–15 Nov 2026, during COP31. See confirmed cities and how to get involved.
In June 2026, Ichigo Bloom facilitated a Biodiversity Collage workshop for Parfums Christian Dior Japon, combined with urban farming activities at Art Farm Ikejiri in Setagaya, Tokyo. Read the full story of this first Learn&Do session.
The Planetary Health Check 2026 confirms that 7 out of 9 Planetary Boundaries are now transgressed. Here is what the latest science tells us, and why it matters.
A card-based workshop about plastic pollution, at France's leading retail industry platform, with Chanel, Danone, Ferrero, Suntory, and over a hundred more participants. Here is why it matters in Japan.
Join a global movement of 100,000 Climate Fresk facilitators! Climate Fresk Japan and Ichigo Bloom are happy to invite you to a Climate Fresk facilitator training session, in English, in Tokyo. About this training Become a certified Climate Fresk facilitator and start running climate…