The “Change Tomorrow: An Exciting Future” Executive Committee (Organized by: CiP Council, a General Incorporated Association) will host “Change Tomorrow: An Exciting Future (abbreviated as ‘Chomorrow’) 2026,” an urban festival blending pop culture and technology, over two days on Saturday, November 7, and Sunday, November 8.

　"Chomorrow" is an event where both adults and children can enjoy experiencing pop culture that showcases a society and lifestyle set in the near future—enriched by cutting-edge technology—as well as new initiatives.Launched in 2021, this year marks the event’s sixth edition. Last November’s event featured “The World in Our Minds,” a collective exhibition exploring the emerging field of neurodiversity; “Workshop Collection,” a gathering of workshops for children;exhibits by Keio University’s Graduate School of Media Design—which has a satellite campus in Takeshiba—and iU (Professional University for Information Management and Innovation), among others. The event brought together 180 different activities and attracted a total of approximately 30,000 visitors.

　For this year’s event, we are working to enhance and expand our lineup of music events, talk sessions, and other activities, with the goal of creating an event that appeals to a wider audience.

Event Overview

Title: “Change tomorrow ~An Exciting Future Just Around the Corner~ (Chomorrow) 2026”

Organized by: The "Change Tomorrow" Executive Committee

Official Website: https://www.change-tomorrow.tokyo/

Date and Time: Saturday, November 7, 2026, and Sunday, November 8, 2026

Admission: Free (Some content requires a fee)

Venue: Tokyo Port City Takeshiba Office Tower, The Waters Takeshiba, and other locations throughout the Takeshiba area

Directions:

　4-minute walk from Hamamatsucho Station (JR Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line, Tokyo Monorail)

　2-minute walk from the West Exit of Takeshiba Station (Yurikamome)

　5-minute walk from Exits B1 and B2 at Daimon Station (Toei Asakusa Line and Oedo Line)

Main Content

● The World in Our Minds / Neurodiversity Project

Our brains are incredibly diverse, and while everyone has their own unique characteristics, there are people who struggle in life because of those very traits. Through a variety of experiences utilizing the latest technology, this exhibition offers an opportunity to discover how changes in technology and the environment can transform difficulties and weaknesses into ease and strengths.There’s a wealth of hands-on content across five areas: A Diverse World, The Five Senses, Expansion of the Self, Environmental Adaptation, and Creating Society!

● Workshop Collection at Chomorrow / "Change Tomorrow" Executive Committee · CANVAS

"Workshop Collection" is a project that CANVAS has been conducting since 2004 with the aim of promoting and developing creative workshops nationwide that stimulate children's creativity and expressive abilities.

There are plenty of workshops on topics like robotics, programming, and environmental issues—all designed to get everyone from preschoolers to elementary and middle school students thinking about the future!

● Superhuman Sports Experience / Superhuman Sports Project

The Superhuman Sports Project will host a next-generation sports experience event that blends technology, sports, education, and entertainment. Through a diverse range of activities—such as drifting in wheelchair-style omnidirectional vehicles and piloting giant robots—the project offers a “sports experience of the future” that anyone can enjoy, regardless of age, physical ability, or athletic experience.

*The content is currently being finalized.

List of Sports

● KMD Forum / KMD (Graduate School of Media Design, Keio University)

The Meaning Behind the "×KMD" Theme

The theme of the KMD Forum 2026, “×KMD,” expresses the enthusiasm behind the new KMD 2.0, which is launching this fiscal year.Under the slogan “Design by Action,” KMD 2.0 aims to “create new value by ‘adding’ people, ideas, technology, and perspectives.” This theme embodies KMD 2.0’s determination not only to accelerate progress toward its goals but to go far beyond them.KMD takes a practical approach to addressing societal challenges, centered on 14 real-world projects that span technology, design, policy, and management. At this forum, we will strengthen collaboration between these 14 real-world projects and companies, local governments, and regional communities, expanding opportunities for dialogue and implementation that connect with the real world. We aim to create a space where the accumulation of serendipitous encounters and discussions among exhibitors, participants, and visitors fosters new ideas and creates a meaningful impact.

● iUtopia/ iU (Professional University for Information Management and Innovation)

iU is a university where every student takes on the challenge of starting a business before graduation. Here at iUtopia, we introduce the projects and startups that form the core of student activities at this university. We’ve gathered content that lets you experience Change tomorrow—from cutting-edge education utilizing e-sports to innovative companies founded by students! Come experience this exciting university of the near future.

● Friend Robot World / Friend Robot Project

This project explores the potential for robots to blend into human life as “friends” and shares these ideas both domestically and internationally. This year’s “Chomorrow 2026” has evolved even further from last year’s “Friend Robot World” and will feature a diverse range of initiatives that transcend the boundaries between corporations and individual creators!Robots from companies such as Sharp, the Sony Group, Mixi, Yukai Engineering, and SoftBank, as well as unique robots developed by individual creators, will gather in one place to showcase collaborative projects that transcend manufacturer boundaries. Of course, there will also be plenty of interactive activities for owners who bring their robots along to enjoy.Please come to the venue and experience “Change tomorrow” spent with a diverse array of robots!

●Weird Gadgets

An event for lovers of “weird gadgets”—the most outlandish of all digital gadgets. You
can buy them, talk about them, and try them out.
Admission is free, so please feel free to stop by on the day of the event.

*Content is currently being finalized.

We are currently working on various other content updates as well. We will share information as soon as details are finalized, so please check our official website (https://www.change-tomorrow.tokyo/
) for more details.