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- Tokyo Venture Capital Hub opens at Azabudai Hills
- Global investors gather at a welcome party in Tokyo.
- A spectacular welcome party was held at the New National Museum of Art for Australian Companies!
- Together, Go Big. Startup Innovation Summit 2022
- Global Meeting of European Temporary Employment Agency
- Advertising Week Asia2019
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Event
Tokyo Venture Capital Hub opens at Azabudai Hills
In November 2025, Tokyo Venture Capital Hub opened at Azabudai Hills in Minato Ward. It is one of Japan’s largest centers of venture capital activity and a grand opening ceremony was held to celebrate its launch. The ceremony started in the grand staircase area where the guiding principles of the hub were announced. These included a commitment to strengthen the supply of risk capital, building a community for start-up support, and collaborative policy with domestic and international hubs. This was followed by a buffet reception held in the SkyRoom on the 34th floor where around 170 participants enjoyed socializing against the backdrop of Tokyo's skyline. During the reception, the organizers also shared future plans for pitch events and work lounges, raising expectations for the hub where start ups and venture capital can connect.
The event was a reflection of the concept of Azabudai Hills – a place that connects people – and offered a peek into the future of this exciting business center. The Tokyo Venture Capital Hub is expected to become an important foundation that will elevate Tokyo as a world-class start-up hub.
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Conference
Global investors gather at a welcome party in Tokyo.
In October 2025, investors from all over the world gathered for an international investment conference held in Tokyo. A welcome party was held on the first night at Roppongi Hills Club. The venue, with panoramic view of the Tokyo, welcomed over 200 guests and provided a spectacular backdrop for the event.
At the venue, a sake-tasting section featuring a selection of different Japanese sake brands was prepared as part of the Japanese cultural experience. It proved especially popular among international guests and served as an expression of Japan’s unique spirit of hospitality.
Guests enjoyed the evening with plenty of energy despite their long journeys, sharing good food and lively conversation. The atmosphere set a positive tone for the conference ahead. The welcome event was a warm introduction to Tokyo, creating a friendly start to the days to come.
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Event
A spectacular welcome party was held at the New National Museum of Art for Australian Companies!
In October 2023, a welcome party for a meeting among Australian companies was held at The National Art Center, Tokyo, a venue where art and architecture come together. The entire museum was reserved exclusively for this large-scale networking event, offering guests a refined and distinctive setting. The terrace seating provided sweeping views of Tokyo’s night skyline, giving attendees a relaxed, open space to continue conversations outdoors.
There was energetic live music from a DJ, and international guests especially enjoyed the ceremonial sake barrel breaking—a traditional symbol of celebration in Japan. In addition, nine food trucks lined the main entrance, offering a wide range of dishes from Japanese favorites to global cuisines and desserts, giving visitors a taste of Tokyo’s diverse food culture.
Combining art, music, food, and Japanese tradition, the evening created a warm and memorable start to the meeting.
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Conference / Convention
Together, Go Big. Startup Innovation Summit 2022
Together, Go Big. Startup Innovation Summit 2022 was held at Roppongi's Academyhills and the Roppongi Hills Club on July 5 and 6, 2022. It is the most significant joint Japanese and Taiwanese assembly in recent years and the largest ever held in Japan.
Over 30 elite Taiwanese startups, primarily in digital transformation, attended the summit, which provided opportunities to share knowledge and information with major Japanese corporations and influencers.
Although visitors from overseas could not attend due to COVID restrictions, the relaxation of business visa restrictions made it possible for many industry representatives from Taiwan to participate in this lively event.
Many visitors enjoyed long stays in the Roppongi area both before and after the event (in accommodations such as REMM Roppongi), enjoying all that Tokyo and Roppongi have to offer.
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Meeting / Incentive
Global Meeting of European Temporary Employment Agency
A global meeting of overseas employees was held at a hotel in Tokyo in June 2019. It was followed by a gala dinner at Nogi Shrine and Nogi Kaikan, one of Roppongi's unique venues.
Before the dinner began, attendees experienced a religious ceremony, praying for the success of the participating companies and the health of their employees. The shrine's amulet counter was opened after-hours as an exceptional service for the attendees, who conversed with the shrine's priests while awaiting the start of the festivities. Event participants had a memorable experience, learning about the significance of the charms, taking photos, and asking the priests about their lifestyles.
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Meeting / Incentive
Advertising Week Asia2019
In May 2019, Roppongi's Tokyo Midtown hosted Advertising Week Asia 2019. This huge international event has been held in and around Tokyo Midtown since 2016 and draws over 10,000 people annually. Participating companies consist primarily of advertising, media and tech companies, and many marketing personnel from business companies visited this gathering. Advertising Week Asia's conferences and sessions have mainly been held in Tokyo Midtown Hall & Conference, but the event has also utilized many of the other facilities in the area. For example, networking events were organized in Tokyo Midtown's restaurants, social get-togethers were held at the Tokyo American Club, and the welcome party on the first day of the event took place at the hall of the Suntory Museum of Art.
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