ONE SUMMIT 2026: A Bright Future for Food and Agriculture
The landscape of agriculture and food production is changing rapidly, and the
ONE SUMMIT 2026 in Tokyo is set to lead the way by bringing together some of the most innovative minds in the industry. Scheduled for
November 11, 2026, this conference will focus on the intersection of sustainable agricultural practices and urban development, rallying
stakeholders from various sectors to tackle the pressing issues within the food and agriculture space.
Hosted by the
Local Startup Association, under the leadership of Junichi Saito, this is not just another meeting to share ideas but a dynamic opportunity to transition from dialogue to
practical implementation. With approximately
200 participants expected, including representatives from government agencies, startups, large corporations, academic institutions, and financial bodies, the conference is set to be a melting pot of expertise and innovation.
Why NOW for Collaborative Innovation in Food and Agriculture?
Japan's agricultural sector faces significant challenges, including an aging workforce and increasing risks to food security due to climate change. Amid these challenges, the
Green Food System Law and the accelerating
GX (Green Transformation) investments signal a shift where traditional agriculture can evolve into a 'growth market' harnessing new technologies.
To meet these challenges head-on, the collaboration between regional startups, which possess agility and innovative capabilities, and larger corporations with resources such as funding, technology, and customer bases is critical. The ONE SUMMIT aims to create an
ecosystem that transcends mere problem-sharing to foster
proof of concept (PoC) experiments and the launch of new business models.
Conference Breakdown
Date and Venue
- - Date: November 11, 2026 (Wednesday) 10:30 AM - 5:30 PM
- - Location: Akasaka Intercity AIR, Tokyo
Application Process
To secure your participation, please visit
this link for details.
Expected Attendees
We anticipate around
200 participants from various sectors.
Core Objectives
The summit's primary goal is to collaborate effectively to address the challenges facing food and agriculture today. By fostering open innovation, we hope to create actionable solutions that ultimately benefit local communities and economies.
Highlighting Key Themes
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