Dialogue: Grow-Feed-Innovate RSA JFN is excited to announce a new series of events to be run in collaboration with Venture Café at Toranomon Hills. Each sess...

Globalisation is routinely cited as a top priority by Japanese government and businesses. But many communities and workplaces in Japan are struggling to inte...

RSA Japan Fellows Network Presents... Our First Event Of 2019: Facing Japan's Most Difficult Issues With Humour & Love Join us as we celebrate February, the...

“Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart of man go together.” – John Ruskin A key area of the RSA’s work is education and working toward...

On 10th July 2018, the RSA Japan Fellows’ Network (RSA JFN) had the pleasure to welcome a distinguished guest, Alexandra Krawiec, at STOCK Takanawa in Minato...

On February 27, 2018, 19 participants gathered to learn about the Japanese incense from Mr. Yohei Yamada, the 18th generation owner of Yamada-matsu Incense S...

On 15th May, 12 RSA Fellows and 14 guests gathered at the offices of Victor Entertainment in Tokyo to explore new ways to improve the working environment. Pr...

"RSA JFN: Nuclear waste: messages not being conveyed and things not been considered" Abstract November 21, 2017 <Mr. Hiroako Koide> Ever since nuclear powe...

RSA Japan Fellows’ Network was privileged to host the Good Work Workshop event on the Future of Work at CTW in Omotesando with Tony Greenham, RSA’s Director ...

Signs of Life Speaker: Adam Fulford Adam Fulford, originally from Devon, has been living in Japan since 1981. In that time he has become increasingly inter...

Thank you all for taking part of the first installment of RSA x RISD Tokyo: Creative process. This first event between RSA (Royal Society for the encourageme...

Takefumi Kamio is an architect. But one who started as a mechanical engineer. And this is what has made all the difference. The roots of his knowledge are ...

“Going Beyond Ideas” is an ongoing series of events in Japan organised by Japan RSA Connector Tania Coke with support from the Japan Fellows' Network. The se...

What struck me most about the Brexit referendum was not the outcome, but our failure to have a decent conversation about it. The debate that led up to 23rd J...

"Anyone can have a good idea. But how do you bring it alive, and keep it alive?" This was the question that participants were encouraged to consider at the f...

In April 2016, Kumamoto prefecture, in southern Japan, was shaken by a huge earthquake which destroyed hundreds of houses and displaced thousands of people, ...

Noriko Tada, FRSA organised this event collaborating with SAFECAST on November 14, 2016. Goal of the session was to determine what citizens can do to obtai...

Sana Okazaki FRSA makes sweets. But not just any sweets. She makes wagashi which are the Rolls Royce of Japanese sweets. On 30th October 2016 she ran a works...

On 12th July, RSA Japan Fellows’ Network hosted an afternoon session at the British Embassy in Tokyo, bringing together five homegrown Japanese social initia...

On May 18th a group of 15 fellows and friends of RSA gathered in Roppongi to listen to our speaker, Jane Best OBE FRSA. Jane told us about the path that led ...