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Invitation to a Press Conference on Japan-Iran Friendship Negotiations

In a world where peace and stability are becoming increasingly fragile, the importance of diplomacy cannot be overstated. With a commitment to securing a harmonious relationship with Iran, we invite journalists, citizen reporters, and social media influencers to a significant press conference scheduled for June 8th at 3 PM.

Time and Venue

This conference will take place at the First Meeting Room of the House of Representatives in Nagata-cho, Chiyoda, Tokyo. Attendees are welcome to arrive early, as passes will be distributed starting 30 minutes before the event. No reservation is necessary for journalists and attendees.

Key Speakers

The event will feature notable figures, including:

• - Masaya Kobayashi (representative of the call, Professor at Chiba University)
• - Tomoko Abe (former member of the House of Representatives)
• - Tomoko Ikki (former member of the House of Representatives)
• - Masaru Kaneko (Honorary Professor at Keio University)
• - Hiroshi Kawauchi (former member of the House of Representatives)
• - Shoichi Kondo (former member of the House of Representatives)
• - Haruhiko Sakae (CEO of Connect Energy)
• - Susumu Shimazono (Honorary Professor at the University of Tokyo)
• - Mike Takeishi (Honorary Professor at Wako University)
• - Yukio Hatoyama (former Prime Minister)
• - Hideo Hiraoka (former member of the House of Representatives)
• - Ritsuko Miyata (Chairperson of the Contemporary Islamic Studies Center)

The Importance of Japan-Iran Relations

Japan and Iran have a long-standing friendship. Prioritizing the well-being of our citizens, we seek to pursue independent diplomatic negotiations, ensuring safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. This is an essential commitment to national policy.

Currently, the economic situation in Japan has reached a critical point where prioritizing the people's needs is more urgent than ever. This press conference offers a unique opportunity to shift from a confrontational foreign policy to one rooted in peace and friendship.

On May 11th, esteemed scholars in economics and politics met with the Iranian ambassador to Japan, gathering over 30,000 signatures that underscore public support for these diplomatic efforts. This uniform meeting aims to meticulously explain and advocate for a diplomatic approach that emphasizes safety in shipping and economic stability.

A Call to Action

We urge the media to cover this significant event. Together, we can strive for a safer and more peaceful future, not just for ourselves, but for the world. Engaging in unique peace diplomacy at the Strait of Hormuz is paramount for nations worldwide.

War is not a righteous order for the world. Peaceful diplomacy and the Constitution of Peace are our defense.

For inquiries, please contact:
Sustena Co., Ltd. & ‘Life and Peace’ Proposals Office: 070-9018-1467 (Kobayashi)
Website: Life and Peace 2026
E-signature: Signature Petition