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Feeling unwell should not mean coping alone: Tokyo brings women’s health and management understanding to a work-life event
Tokyo announced its WOMAN EXPO contribution October 29: November experiences and a 180-seat seminar, followed by a separate December session for managers. Event and seminar registration differ; simple measurements do not replace individual diagnosis.
PODE adds tonal embroidery to everyday clothing, with Tokyo and Kobe launch events
Kobe-based Olinks introduces PODE in November, using cord and fabric-strip embroidery for dimension. Free, reservation-free launch events run November 25–27 in Tokyo and December 1–2 in Kobe.
Park Hyung Sik’s Tokyo Christmas FANCON: December 19–20 Times, Lottery Deadline and Digital Tickets
The Christmas FANCON takes place in Chofu, Tokyo, with different start times on the two days. Reserved seats cost ¥14,300 including tax; this ticket lottery closes at 10:59pm Taiwan time on October 25. Check AnyPASS requirements before arranging travel.
UNIQLO Setagaya Chitosedai reopens October 23 with coffee and repairs
Setagaya’s first UNIQLO COFFEE joins flowers, repair services and local UTme! collaborations. Two local drip-bag coffees are retail products, separate from the drinks menu.
Craig McDean Solo Exhibition "750 Super Sport" Opens in Tokyo, Capturing Ducati's Mechanical Beauty
British fashion photographer Craig McDean will hold a solo exhibition, "750 Super Sport," at UNDER R TOKYO, focusing on the legendary Ducati 750 Supersport Green Frame. The show runs from October 23 to November 6, alongside a photo book and collaborative apparel.
Waymo Sets Sights on Singapore, Robotaxi Rides to Launch by 2028
Ahead of full rollout, Waymo will run road-mapping tests in Singapore using Jaguar I-PACE vehicles. The self-driving service is expected to open to the public via Waymo's app in 2028, marking the company's second international market following Tokyo.
Broken Robots on Tokyo's Streets Now Get Rescued by GMO's New Humanoid Robot Ambulance
In Tokyo, GMO AI & Robotics Trading has introduced Japan's first humanoid robot ambulance, equipped with parts, tools, and a spare unit. On-site swaps replace broken robots instantly, and the faulty machines are then sent to Humanoid Lab in Shibuya for repair.