On Sunday 9 November afternoon, something special happened in Minato City. Fifty people, aged 6 to 65, from over a dozen countries, and from all walks of life, gathered at the Minato City Industrial Promotion Center for AlterCOP 30 Japan,…
A creative, bilingual sustainability event in the heart of Tokyo. Join us on November 9 in Minato City for AlterCOP 30 Japan, where you’ll explore climate, biodiversity, pollution, and more through fun, collaborative workshops used around the world. No lectures, no jargon:…
This spring and summer, we had the pleasure of supporting Vilmorin-Mikado’s Japanese headquarters in launching their internal rollout of the Climate Fresk, part of a broader global initiative led by their French headquarters in partnership with the Climate Fresk Association.…
Join us on 18 October 2025 for a gathering of motivated students who are leading, or eager to lead, sustainability initiatives on their campuses. Together, we’ll explore how to accelerate the sustainability transformation of schools and universities across Japan. This…
Join us for a special bilingual Climate Fresk workshop in French and Japanese on Monday, October 13, 2025 (10:00–13:00) at Mie Terrace, Nihonbashi (Tokyo). This will be the first public session facilitated by Ichigo Bloom in both French and Japanese…
When University of Tokyo students joined the Climate Fresk for the first time in September 2023, they didn’t expect it to grow into a full-fledged movement. Yet, under the leadership of the Green Transition Student Network (GXSN) and spearheaded by…
On July 27, we had the pleasure of facilitating a Climate Fresk workshop for the Climate Reality Project Japan (CRP Japan) team and volunteers. The session took place at Impact HUB Tokyo, as part of CRP Japan’s full-day Action Groups…
Last month, our member Mahi Patki facilitated a special session of the Adapting to Climate Change (AdACC) workshop, and as far as we know, this was the very first time the workshop has been run in Japan! This initiative was…
The 89 Percent Project reveals a hidden truth: nearly nine in ten people worldwide want stronger climate action, yet many believe they’re in the minority. In Japan, support is high but rarely visible in daily life or politics. How can we break this silence and turn it into action?