note Supports Documentation of Asia's Largest Innovation Conference SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026

note is pleased to announce its partnership with StoryHub Inc. for documenting the sessions of Asia’s largest global innovation conference, SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026. This significant event will take place from April 27 to 29, 2026, at Tokyo Big Sight, where it is expected to attract over 60,000 participants and feature around 770 startup exhibitors. The collaboration aims to convert approximately 15 to 20 sessions into written articles, which will be published on the official note account dedicated to SusHi Tech Tokyo as soon as they are ready.

The SusHi Tech Tokyo conference focuses on the convergence of sustainable urban development and high technology, bringing together startups, investors, corporations, and academic institutions from around the world. With valuable insights shared over three days, the documentation will not only preserve the knowledge for attendees but also make it available for those unable to attend, effectively extending the reach of the conference's impactful discussions.

Enhancing Accessibility to Conference Insights

In the past, SusHi Tech Tokyo sessions were primarily recorded as videos and shared on platforms like YouTube. However, many sessions are conducted in English, requiring international attendees to follow subtitles while absorbing the content. This process can be time-consuming and often leads to challenges in grasping key points efficiently.

By providing text articles, note will allow readers to quickly glean essential information from session headlines and choose which topics to dive into. Translating English session content into Japanese articles will also help eliminate language barriers, making the insights accessible to a broader audience. Additionally, written content aligns well with search engines and generative AI, ensuring continued readership beyond the event's conclusion.

Why Choose note?

Traditionally, documenting event sessions in text form involved requesting coverage from external media or relying on the organizers to write their own reports. In contrast, this initiative leverages the AI editing assistant SaaS