Tuesday, June 18, 2024 The curtains have closed on SusHi Tech Tokyo 2024, a resounding success that attracted over 600,000 visitors to explore a future-focused cityscape in the Tokyo Bay area. But the innovation doesn’t stop here. Testing of even more cutting-edge technologies designed for a sustainable megacity is ongoing.
A Global Gathering for Innovation SusHi Tech 2024 wasn’t just about showcasing technology; it fostered collaboration. The event featured a bustling global startup program with 40,000 participants, solidifying its place as one of Asia’s biggest innovation conferences. City leaders from 45 cities across five continents also convened for a summit aimed at tackling shared urban challenges and building a more sustainable world.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) is already planning the next SusHi Tech Tokyo, scheduled for a year from now. Governor Koike Yuriko expressed her hope that the event will become a standout among global startup gatherings. Testing the Future, Today While SusHi Tech may be over, the Tokyo Bay area remains a hotbed of experimentation.
For two years, the TMG has been supporting startups in testing a range of futuristic technologies, including flying vehicles, innovative solar and wind power generators, and carbon capture technology. Fifteen pilot projects are currently underway, focusing on next-generation mobility, advanced renewable energy, and environmental improvement. Highlights from SusHi Tech 2024’s Showcase Program includ.