Tasty Wines and Empowering Women: The ESG WOMEN's AWARD 2025 After Party

The ESG WOMEN's AWARD 2025 After Party: A Night of Celebration and Empowerment

On August 5, 2025, the ESG WOMEN's AWARD 2025 After Party took place at the luxurious Toranomon Hills Business Tower in Tokyo. This event, proudly supported by Terroir Tokyo Co., Ltd., was designed to celebrate the achievements of women in sustainable business practices while fostering connections among leaders who are passionate about ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) and diversity.

The After Party welcomed only 30 fortunate attendees, offering them a unique opportunity to discuss the future of ESG and diversity while sharing insights from their experiences. The gathering also highlighted the latest developments regarding the "ESG WOMEN’s AWARD 2026" and introduced an exciting new initiative known as the "EWA Collective."

During the event, attendees enjoyed an exquisite selection of wines provided by Terroir Tokyo, which included award-winning choices from Fujiklaire Winery. The winery has secured gold medals at the Feminalises World Wine Competition for four consecutive years. Offering wines such as the “Gin-Ka Series” and “Kuranoto Delaware,” Terroir Tokyo ensured that every glass complemented the evening's theme of women’s empowerment and societal contribution.

The detailed agenda was structured for optimal networking, featuring guest speakers like Tsukasa Taguchi, CEO of EG Corporation, and Yuri Mabuuchi, President of Kinyu Joshi Co., Ltd. The program encouraged dialogue around the importance of diversity in leadership roles and addressed how businesses can innovate to promote inclusiveness in the workplace.

Event Highlights

- Date: August 5, 2025
- Location: Toranomon Hills Business Tower, Tokyo
- Entrance Fee: ¥8,000 (excluding tax)
- Format: Buffet style, with a capacity of 30 guests by prior reservation through Peatix.

The night began promptly at 18:45 with the opening reception, followed by a welcoming toast at 19:00. A key announcement regarding the new operational structure for the upcoming ESG WOMEN’s AWARD 2026 occurred at 19:10, paving the way for discussions about the EWA Collective initiative starting at 19:30. Networking sessions allowed participants to mingle over delicious food and drink, concluding the event with a closing address at 20:45.

The optional dress code encouraged guests to wear something in Bordeaux or wine red, adding a touch of elegance to the evening's atmosphere. Photos from the event showcased smiles and camaraderie, highlighting the sense of community that prevailed among the industry leaders present.

Terroir Tokyo's Commitment to Women Empowerment

Terroir Tokyo, established in Shibuya, Tokyo, focuses on promoting Japanese wines while targeting the younger generation. By hosting events and leveraging social media, they aim to create enjoyable wine experiences that connect rural wineries to urban consumers. The CEO, Jay, contributes his expertise in marketing and finance while supporting other businesses in their growth initiatives.

The Road Ahead

As the ESG WOMEN's AWARD continues to gain momentum, major players like Shinlife Work Co., Ltd., with CEO Naoto Kawamura, are joining the movement to foster economic diversification through women’s advancement. They recognize the significance of the ESG WOMEN's AWARD in promoting leadership diversity and overall quality improvement within businesses. The backing from established figures like Kawamura ensures strong support for this program, promising a brighter future for both women in business and sustainability efforts in Japan.

The ESG WOMEN’s AWARD 2025 After Party exemplified a shared commitment to a sustainable future while relishing in the achievements of women and creating new opportunities for networking and empowerment. This event is a stepping stone toward a more inclusive and responsible business landscape, paving the way for more great stories to come.