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It's been a long time since I posted about my favorite country: Japan. 🗾 So here are some advices, about your next vacation in Japan and mostly if you're afraid of getting bored or experiencing homesickness ? Personally, I can’t see how that could happen — but let’s pretend for the sake of this post. In one sentence: 2025 is going to be the best year to travel to Japan. First, a classic: SusHi Tech Tokyo 2025 on May 8-10 in Tokyo . You could arrive a bit early to enjoy the cherry blossom season (Sakura) and then head to Tokyo to attend the SushiTech event. It’s the perfect opportunity to catch up on the latest trends in technology and innovation, with a special focus on Clean Tech this year. Then, there’s Expo 2025 Osaka, which will be a must-see just for the urban and architectural masterpieces that only the Japanese can create. Third: the Japan Energy Summit and Exhibition, taking place in Tokyo from June 18–20. A very niche event, but fascinating nonetheless. And let’s not forget Hokkaido Innovation Week! Hokkaido is a region often overlooked by visitors to Japan, but it’s well worth exploring. This year’s focus topic? Tourism — definitely something Switzerland could take notes on. and in early March, Tokyo will also host the Japan FinTech Festival (yes, it’s during my birthday, in case anyone’s feeling generous!). Worried about feeling lonely or homesick? Visit Aux Merveilleux de Fred — a bakery in Tokyo run by a family from Geneva Also, you’ll probably spot the Consulate of Switzerland, Swissnex in Japan at Expo 2025. You can enjoy raclette in Hokkaido in the restaurant : https://lnkd.in/ecGfdE2U and yes there are some swiss cheese fondue in Tokyo and Osaka too 🧀 !

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Thanks for mentioning us! In addition to tourism, Hokkaido is also innovating in and focusing on Green Transformation (GX), Space Tech, and Agriculture/Food Tech. We hope to see you and innovative Swiss companies there—we’ll have “some” snow waiting for you 😆🎿

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