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G1 Global 2025 - How Can Japan Become the World’s Most Admired Tourism Destination?

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What will it take for Japan to move from popularity to true leadership in contemporary tourism? This panel features innovators shaping sustainable and regenerative tourism, redefining local gastronomy, and driving mountain resort development. Together, they will discuss how Japan can craft distinctive experiences that resonate deeply with visitors while delivering lasting impact for local communities. G1 Global Conference 2025 Society Session held at Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in Tokyo, October 13, 2025. » https://g1summit.com/g1global/ [Society] How Can Japan Become the World’s Most Admired Tourism Destination? Panelists: » Ken Chan (Founder & CEO, Patience Capital Group) » George Kakuda (CEO, Kakuda Pearl Co., Ltd.; President, Japan Pearl Exporters' Association; Chairman, Mie Pearl Promotion Council) » Keiko Kuwakino (Chef, Satoyama Jujo) Moderator: » Tak Umezawa (Japan Chairman, KEARNEY; Chairperson, CIC Japan) --- Prefer to watch the video presentation? Find it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/rIV5eh7v6JQ?si=g7s90J6QIb601F6u ---

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