Source: Peatix

At "Shibuya Second Stage," PLANETS and Tokyu Corporation are jointly hosting a variety of talk shows at Shibuya Hikarie 8/COURT, with the aim of spreading new culture from Shibuya.

The theme of this event is "Regional revitalization and urban development."

While there have been calls for "regional revitalization" since the 2010s, what kind of reconstruction plan is needed in today's world where the division between urban areas and rural areas has continued to accelerate? Moving to rural areas as a "work as life" opportunity, branding rural areas by applying urban advertising strategies, and measures to combat the declining birthrate and aging population through regional medical care... We will invite players with various types of projects in rural areas to talk about regional revitalization in the 2020s.

Hashtag: "#shibuya2nd"

*The photo shows the event held in 2019.

▼Performer profile
Kazuma Ieiri (CEO of CAMPFIRE Inc.)
In 2003, he founded paperboy&co., Inc. (now GMO Pepabo), which became the youngest company to be listed on the JASDAQ market in 2008. In 2011, he founded CAMPFIRE, Inc. and became its CEO. In 2012, he co-founded BASE, Inc., which was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Mothers (now Growth). In 2018, he founded venture capital firm NOW. He was ranked third in Forbes JAPAN's "Japan Entrepreneur Ranking 2021." He also serves as a visiting professor at Kyoto University of the Arts and an advisor to the N High School Entrepreneurship Club.

Tsunehiro Uno (Critic, Editor-in-Chief of PLANETS)
Born in 1978. While working as a critic, he publishes the critical magazines "PLANETS" and "Mononome". His main works include "The Imagination of the Zero Years" (Hayakawa Publishing), "The Age of Little People" (Gentosha), "The Dystopia of Motherhood" (Shueisha), "The Slow Internet" (Gentosha), "I Don't Work on Wednesdays" (Homesha), and many others.

Mari Urabe (Physician/CEO of Uzawa International Institute/CEO of the Japan Memento Mori Association)
While working in community medicine, he is also working to spread awareness of Hirofumi Uzawa's theories, which explore economics for the happiness of people, and social common capital to as many people as possible. He is the founder of the Social Common Capital and Future Donation Research Division at the Kyoto University Institute for Future Human Studies, which was established on May 1, 2022. He is conducting multifaceted cross-disciplinary research centered on social common capital, including environmental issues, education, and healthcare. He is a member of the Japan Medical Association Global Health Review Committee and an advisor to the JMA-WMA Junior Doctors Network.

Takamatsu Nana (CEO of Warashimomura Juku)
Born in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture in 1993. As a current affairs YouTuber, he covers politics and education, and conveys social issues to young people in an easy-to-understand way. He founded Warashitamurajuku Co., Ltd. when voting rights were introduced at age 18, and delivers on-site classes such as "Funny! Political Education Show" and "Laugh and Learn about SDGs" to schools, companies, and local governments across the country. His books include "Political Picture Book" (Kobundo) and "Learning about SDGs with Comedians from 13 Years Old" (Kumon Publishing).
During her time as a university student, she made her debut as a rich comedian from Ferris University, and appeared on such shows as "Entertainment God," "Ame Talk!" and "Sanma Goten," and won Nippon Television's "Warachan!" Furthermore, she appeared on "Live TV Until Morning" and "NHK Special," calling for the improvement of political awareness among young people.
Qualifications: Junior high school teacher license (social studies) / High school teacher license (geography, history, civics) / librarian / High school teacher license (civics) / Junior high school teacher license (social studies)

Keita Makino (Co-CEO, DE inc.)
Born in 1984. Graduated from the School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University. Completed a postgraduate course at the Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo. Joined Hakuhodo in 2009 as a copywriter. After working at HAKUHODO THE DAY, he went independent in 2015 and founded Bunchosha Co., Ltd. He produced the Buncho Bunko series, in which each work is a maximum of 16 pages long. In 2016, he founded Karasu and became its representative director. He became a director of Adot in 2017 and its vice president in 2019. He has worked on collaborative advertising between Oisix and Crayon Shin-chan, the launch of Shunhachi Fruit and Vegetable Store, and other topical advertising and promotions. He retired as vice president of Adot at the end of 2020. He co-founded DE.

▼Schedule

Wednesday, June 26, 2024
19:00 Doors open (reception begins)
19:30 Start time (online streaming begins)
21:00 End

▼Venue
Shibuya Hikarie 8 01/COURT
2-21-1 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8510
Shibuya Hikarie 8F (Floor Map)

▼How to participate

Please purchase tickets from this page.
Members of the reader community "PLANETS CLUB" can purchase the book at a discounted price.

*Members can invite one companion to the venue. Please come with your family and friends!

Archived videos will be made available to members at a later date at no additional charge.

*When the event is held in person, social distancing will be maintained at the venue and thorough measures will be taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
If you would like to attend the event, please cooperate with the following:

・Please cooperate by washing and disinfecting your hands frequently. Disinfectant is also provided in the facility.
- Please refrain from eating or drinking inside the venue (except for minimal hydration).
・Please refrain from attending if any of the following apply to you:

If you are not feeling well, have a temperature of 37.5 degrees or higher, have cold-like symptoms (sneezing, coughing, runny nose, sore throat, etc.), have traveled abroad within the past two weeks, or have someone close to you (family member, coworker, etc.) who has been infected with or is suspected of being infected with the new coronavirus.

▼Special sponsor
Tokyu Corporation

Shibuya Hikarie Creative Space 8/

▼Sponsor
Octopus Energy

▼About "Hikarie +PLANETS Shibuya Second Stage"
This project is run jointly by Tokyu Corporation, Shibuya Hikarie, and PLANETS (organized by Uno Tsunehiro). It all started with a presentation by critic Uno Tsunehiro at TEDxTokyo, held at Shibuya Hikarie in 2013. Tokyu wants more creative people and activities to gather in Shibuya, which is being reborn in preparation for 2020, while Uno Tsunehiro asks, "Will culture be born in the city of Tokyo after the Internet?" This seemingly contradictory collaboration has developed into the hypothesis that "if Shibuya is positioned as a new, real circuit for young people with a post-Internet sensibility, culture will be born from there." It is precisely because Shibuya is a place that creative people and activities can gather and create updated content by sending out a new, unprecedented cultural message. This project aims to form a new cultural community by sending out information from Shibuya, and considers the "future Shibuya" that continues to evolve even after 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic.

▼About the operating company "PLANETS"
PLANETS, run by Tsunehiro Uno, is a media outlet that provides cross-sectional critique of politics, economics, subculture, art, information technology, and more. In addition to publishing the magazines "PLANETS" and "Mononome" and books, the outlet disseminates information independently and from various angles through e-mail newsletters, online video distribution, and talk events. In recent years, the outlet has focused on running a web magazine and hosting workshops based on the concept of "slow internet."
http://wakusei2nd.com/
https://slowinternet.jp

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