2026 Kyoto Conference
2026-01-14 00:51:53

Japanese Junior Chamber to Unveil New Direction and Policies at 2026 Kyoto Conference

Japanese Junior Chamber to Hold 60th Kyoto Conference



The Public Interest Incorporated Association of the Japan Junior Chamber (JJC), led by President Daisuke Kato, will host the 60th Kyoto Conference from January 22 to January 25, 2026, at the National Kyoto International Conference Center. This significant event marks the start of a new era for the organization with the announcement of its new leadership and forthcoming initiatives.

Conference Overview



The press conference is set for January 22, 2026, from 15:00 to 16:00, with registration beginning at 14:30 at the historic Rekisai-kan.

The key figures addressing the media will include:
  • - Daisuke Kato, President of the Japan Junior Chamber
  • - Yusuke Sano, Vice President
  • - Kodai Sato, Vice President
  • - Keita Sugawara, Vice President
  • - Kei Moritani, Vice President
  • - Koichiro Izumi, Executive Secretary
  • - Junen Kawasaki, President of the Kyoto Junior Chamber

The press conference will cover the following key points:
1. An introduction to the Japan Junior Chamber
2. The movement policies and key projects for 2026
3. An overview of the Kyoto Conference schedule
4. A Q&A session
5. A photo session

Please note: Attendance for the press conference requires prior registration through the designated form.

Kyoto Conference Details



Dates: January 22–25, 2026


Venue: National Kyoto International Conference Center


Main Activities:


  • - New Year Ceremony
  • - Board meetings and General Assembly
  • - Public Committees and Conferences
  • - Regional Meetings
  • - National Forum and Local Forum

The National and Regional Forums will be open to the general public, allowing wider community involvement.

Theme for the 2026 Kyoto Conference: "TRUE MIND TRUE HOPE"


This year's theme reflects the aspiration to create a happier Japan through sincere and honest intentions that align with each region's needs. The focus will be on mobilizing local movements to foster improvement across communities.

Historical Context of the Kyoto Conference


The Kyoto International Conference Center was established in 1966 and became a pivotal venue for Japan's conference activities. The subsequent years have seen this gathering evolve into a foundational event for Japan's Junior Chamber, incorporating various educational forums and seminars for its members and the general public.

Forum Details


National Forum: "The First Step to Action! – Happiness Begins in Everyday Life"


Date: January 24, 2026
Time: 13:00 – 14:10
Location: Main Hall, National Kyoto International Conference Center
This forum will address Japan's low happiness ranking on an international scale, focusing on practical steps for enhancing everyday joy by highlighting personal well-being.

Guest Panelists:

  • - Dr. Takushi Maeno, Dean of Well-being Studies at Musashino University
  • - Rie Tanaka, Former Rhythmic Gymnastics Champion

Regional Forum: "Green Mind Bright Hope – New Life Design Starting with Carbon Neutrality"


Date: January 24, 2026
Time: 14:30 – 15:35
Location: Main Hall, National Kyoto International Conference Center
This forum shifts the perspective on environmental challenges towards proactive solutions for a sustainable future.

Guest Panelists:

  • - Shigebaru Aoyama, Vice Minister of the Environment
  • - Naomi Trauden, Model

For additional information about the 2026 Kyoto Conference, please visit the special page at JJC Kyoto Conference Website or for more about the Japan Junior Chamber visit Japan Junior Chamber Website.

This is an exciting opportunity for media representatives to capture and share critical developments within Japan’s Junior Chamber and the themes of community empowerment and sustainability being emphasized at this significant event.


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