G1 Institute
G1 Global Podcast
Step into the minds shaping tomorrow’s world with G1 Global, a podcast capturing groundbreaking discussions from the G1 Global Conference, where visionary leaders unite to tackle Japan’s and humanity’s most pressing challenges. Launched in 2011, this English-language forum brings together trailblazers from politics, business, science, technology, and culture to debate, innovate, and transform ideas into concrete actions.
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Jul 8, 2026
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G1 Global 2011 - Changing Balance of Power in Asia 16.04.2025 1:15:22
The rise of China is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable aspects of recent history in Asia. With the consequent changes in the regional balance of power, what are the options for Japanese diplomacy, and what are the security implications for East Asia? G1 Global Conference 2011 Politics Breakout Session held at Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in Tokyo, November 3, 2011. » https...
G1 Global 2011 - Fiscal Crises in Advanced Economies 09.04.2025 1:08:35
What is the implication of the mounting debt of Japan and Europe? What can Europe and the world do to rescue the Euro? What should Japan do to protect its own economy and manage its fiscal deficit? G1 Global Conference 2011 Business Breakout Session held at Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in Tokyo, November 3, 2011. » https://g1.org/g1global/ Panelists: » Keiichiro Asao (Member of...
G1 Global 2011 - Entrepreneurship in Japan and Asia 02.04.2025 58:46
Apple, Google and Facebook… Entrepreneurial spirit is changing the way we live. What are the driving forces behind successful entrepreneurship? What are the latest trends in venture business in Japan and Asia? G1 Global Conference 2011 Business Breakout Session held at Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in Tokyo, November 3, 2011. » https://g1.org/g1global/ Panelists: » Daisuke Iwase...
G1 Global 2011 - Old Media and New Media 26.03.2025 1:25:13
As 3/11 unfolded, the power of social media as a communication tool over the mainstream media became apparent. Social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube are transforming the role of media. How can old and new media thrive in a digitized society? G1 Global Conference 2011 Society Breakout Session held at Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in Tokyo, November 3, 2011. » htt...
G1 Global 2011 - Cool Japan: Japan’s Creative Industry Strategy 19.03.2025 52:42
Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry set up a joint public-private initiative to promote creative industries such as media content, fashion, cuisine, and inbound tourism. In this session, experts in related fields will examine how the Cool Japan strategy can promote Japan’s soft power abroad and contribute to its economic growth. G1 Global Conference 2011 Society Breakout Session held a...
G1 Global 2011 - Rebirth of Japan: Political Landscape Post 3/11 05.03.2025 1:04:36
Japan faces the challenge of balancing growth and social welfare while tackling mounting national debt as the fastest ageing society in the world. The tragedy of 3/11 offers Japan an opportunity to remake itself. What should be the future direction of political leadership in this country? G1 Global Conference 2011 Opening Plenary Session held at Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in...
G1 Global 2011 - Rebirth of Japan with Motohisa Furukawa 26.02.2025 25:10
Japan faces the challenge of balancing growth and social welfare while tackling mounting national debt as the fastest ageing society in the world. The tragedy of 3/11 offers Japan an opportunity to remake itself. What should be the future direction of political leadership in this country? G1 Global Conference 2011 Special Presentation during the Opening Plenary Session held at Graduate School of M...
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