Tokyo is becoming one of the most important places for technology in 2026, and a big reason is the event SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026.
Unlike many tech events that talk in general ideas, this one focuses on four clear areas — AI, robotics, resilience, and entertainment — with real demos and experts sharing practical insights.
In the AI section, industry leaders like Howard Wright, Rob Chu, and Eric Benhamou discuss how artificial intelligence is being used in the real world. Startups and companies are also showing how AI is changing industries, including film and content creation.
Robotics is another major highlight. Companies like Nissan and Isuzu are showing how smart technology is shaping vehicles and transportation. Visitors can interact with robots directly instead of just watching them.
The event also focuses on resilience — how cities can handle future challenges like climate change and cyber threats. Experts from Trend Micro and NEC are sharing ideas, while visitors can experience disaster simulations and learn how Tokyo prepares for emergencies.
In entertainment, Japan’s strong creative industry is combining with technology. Studios like MAPPA and CoMix Wave Films are exploring how AI is helping create anime, music, and global content faster than ever.
Even people who cannot attend in person can join remotely. Special systems allow online participants to interact with people at the event almost like they are physically there.
Alongside this, city leaders from around the world are meeting under a global program to discuss future urban challenges, especially climate and disaster management.
The event is being held at Tokyo Big Sight from April 27 to 29, bringing together innovators, investors, and creators from across the world. Register Here:
