“Chomorrow is an event where both adults and children can enjoy experiencing the society and lifestyles of the near future—enriched by cutting-edge technology—as well as the pop culture surrounding new initiatives.”

First held in 2021, this year marks the event’s fifth edition. The event held last October featured 150 programs and attracted a total of nearly 30,000 participants.

This year’s event will feature an even wider variety of activities than last year, and we aim to create an event that appeals to a broad range of people, from children to adults.

Below, we’ll introduce the main content.

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Date and Time

Sunday, November 2, 2025

　Exhibition Booths: 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

　Stage Events: 11:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

　*Content is available for a fee from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

　Chomorrow Parade: 10:00–11:00

November 3, 2025 (Monday, a public holiday)

　Exhibition Booths: 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

　*Please note that the Workshop Collection and tomodachi robot activities end at 4:00 p.m.

　Stage Events: 10:00 a.m.–8:30 p.m.

Admission: Free (Some content requires a fee)

Venue: Tokyo Port City Takeshiba Office Tower, The Waters Takeshiba, and various other locations in 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 of Daimon
Station (Toei Asakusa Line, Toei Oedo Line)

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Chomorrow’s flagship event! The
“Chomorrow Parade” is officially set to take place!! November 2, 10:00 a.m.~

In an interesting future not too far off, everyone will march.

To kick off this futuristic festival, a parade will take place featuring all the exhibitors gathered at “Chomorrow.”

Leading the way is the futuristic traditional performing art “Den-Den Chin-Don.”

Through a new form of expression that blends digital technology with chindon, children and adults alike will come together to bring the “Festival of the Future” to life in all its splendor.

Following that is the “Robot Parade,” where you can march alongside various robots.

It’s a parade where everyone can march together while feeling the excitement of “Change tomorrow.”

Walk-ins are more than welcome! Anyone can attend for free.

If you would like to join the march, please meet at Tokyo Port City Takeshiba Port Plaza at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, November 2. We look forward to seeing you there.

Creating “Denden Chindon” Songs with vocaloid: A Workshop Where Your Ideas “Become Songs”

On November 1, we will hold a workshop to create a “song” to be played during the Chomorrow Parade.

The instructor will collect the short “parody songs” created by each participant and compile them into a single piece of music on the spot.

The finished song will be performed the following day during the “Chomorrow Chin-Don Parade,” which is part of the Chomorrow Parade.

Beginners are, of course, welcome! Come experience the joy of “turning your own ideas into songs.”

Overview

Date and Time: Saturday, November 1

　1) 1:30 PM–2:15 PM　　2
) 3:30 PM–4:
15 PM　*The content will be the same for each session.

Eligibility: Elementary school students and older
Capacity: 10 participants per
session Fee: Free
Instructors: Yoshida (Yamaha Corporation), sola (digital creator)

What to Bring
: If you have an iPhone or iPad, please bring it with you. You’ll be able to take home the songs you create during the workshop!

Details and Registration URL

https://peatix.com/event/4617595

◇ Exhibitions & Workshops ◇

● Society | The World in Our Minds 2025—Neurodiversity—

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

At Keio University’s Graduate School of Media Design (KMD), researchers and students from diverse fields around the world are working alongside people from various sectors of society—including businesses, government agencies, and local communities—to create and implement new value for the future.This year, under the theme “KMD+ (Plus),” we will showcase content highlighting KMD’s “present” and “future” as we welcome new members and further expand the scope of our activities.

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

This year’s iUtopia theme is “WA!”—a concept that embodies the “harmony” of diverse individualities, the “circle” representing the connections and expansion of the iU community, and a world full of surprises and inspiration. Posters showcasing businesses created by student entrepreneurs will be on display, giving you the chance to experience their passion and innovative business plans.Additionally, at the lab booths hosted by faculty members, you can experience demonstrations of the exciting future being developed at iU—a glimpse into Change tomorrow—allowing you to make new discoveries and truly appreciate the fun and innovation. Through activities like a stamp rally, you’ll expand your circle of connections as you explore the venue. With a variety of “WA” moments and surprising experiences, these two days are sure to be a special time that broadens the possibilities for your future.

● Robots | Tomodachi Robot World / Tomodachi Robot Project

This project explores the potential for tomodachi robots to become an integral part of human life as “friends” and shares these ideas both domestically and internationally. While we held a symposium at last year’s “Chomorrow 2024,” in 2025 we’ll be rolling out a full lineup of events! We plan to offer a wide variety of activities that owners who bring their robots along can enjoy as well. Please come to the venue and experience for yourself the “change tomorrow” spent with robots!

● Education | Workshop Collection at Chomorrow 2025

“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 children from preschoolers to elementary and middle school students thinking about the future!

● Sports | Superhuman Sports Project

You can try two types of drift sports using wheelchair-style omnidirectional vehicles, play a motorcycle-style territory-capture game in cyberspace, pilot a robot that lets you become giant-sized, and experience armored boxing. Be sure to enjoy Slide Drift and Spirit Overflow, which embrace physical diversity—including differences in upper and lower limbs—as well as R-FIGHT and Skeletronics, which blend technology with the action!

● Augmented Games | Augmented Games – by Moment Factory

Moment Factory is a multimedia studio that integrates light, video, and sound to create immersive experiences. Now, Moment Factory is launching “Augmented Games – by Moment Factory.” Experience the future of entertainment—where live sports and video games merge—and witness the moment where technology and play intersect!!

● e-sports | e-Sports × Job Hunting Festival Supported by LHH

A job-hunting experience that starts with “I love games.” This festival brings companies and students together in person, using esports as a common language. With company presentation panels, hands-on booths, and job-hunting consultation corners, there are plenty of opportunities for casual interaction. Because you’re so close to the companies, you can discover career possibilities that let you make the most of your individuality and values.

● Gadgets | 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.

This is a real-world marketplace where all kinds of quirky gadgets come together.

Admission is completely free, so please feel free to stop by on the day of the event.

● Food | Chomorrow Food

A whole new lineup of dishes is debuting one after another, letting you experience the change tomorrow in the world of food! You might even come across drinks made with sparkling gold aurora powder or dishes featuring ingredients you’ve never tasted before!

Try all the fun Chomorrow collaboration foods!

Click here for the menu

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Chomorrow Stage

This year’s Chomorrow Stage will feature a diverse lineup of content, including awards, performances, and vocaloid acts that let you experience the future “just a little ways ahead.”

On stage, ideas that envision the future take shape as sound, light, and movement.

From here in Takeshiba, a future unfolds where everyone can be the star.

Come on, let’s experience an “exciting future” that goes beyond our wildest imaginations together!

Day 1

11:30–12:30
Digital Ehon Awards

Judges (titles omitted)

Koji Ishikawa / Picture Book Author

Kadokawa Musashino Museum

Yuichi Kimura / Picture Book Author

Yuichi Kimura / Comedian

Kiri / Professor, Department of Art and Design Expression, Media Expression Division, Joshibi University of Art and Design

Hiroyoshi Muneyoshi / Whatever Co. Designer / Creative Director

Taro Yabe (Karateka) / Comedian and Manga Artist

Nanako Ishido / Chair of the International Digital Picture Book Fair Executive Committee, Professor at Keio University

1:00 PM–2:00 PM:
Weird Gadget Awards

The “Weird Gadget Awards” is an initiative that celebrates ideas that go beyond the boundaries of conventional “useful gadgets.”

The evaluation criteria are surprise, forward-thinking, playfulness, and the creator’s passion and originality.

In addition to practicality, we also focus on elements such as “designs that leave you momentarily perplexed” and “features that are unnecessary yet charming.”

Judges

Toshiyuki Masui / Information Engineer, User Interface Researcher

Naru-sensei/null-sensei, @GOROman, Unemployed, Former Facebook Engineer

Professor T / Former product planner at a certain manufacturer; a self-proclaimed and widely recognized gadget enthusiast

Satoshi Endo / Visiting Professor at ZEN University / Former Editor-in-Chief of Monthly ASCII / Advisor to the Japanese edition of MIT Technology Review

sola / Digital Creator / Gadget Geek / President of MUSOOO / Visiting Professor at iU / Middle school student in Kaiyo Town, Tokushima Prefecture

2:30–3:30 p.m.
SoftBank Stage

SoftBank, headquartered in Tokyo Port City Takeshiba, will present performances by its “Yosakoi Club”—an in-house club composed primarily of SoftBank employees that plays traditional Japanese drums (wadaiko)—and the “Takeshiba Honeys,” SoftBank’s in-house Hawks fan club.

4:00–4:30 p.m. Kyomachi Seika @
Seika Town

A Fusion
of Cutting-Edge Technology and Traditional Music: Songs That Transcend Time and Space—Kyomachi Seika with the Style KYOTO Orchestra—
Don’t Miss This Orchestra Concert!

===== About Kyomachi Seika =====
Kyomachi Seika is a young agent dispatched to Seika Town by a future organization dedicated to protecting the world from the threat of time paradoxes.Having endured rigorous training to travel through time, the location of her very first mission turned out to be present-day Seika Town!
Traveling back in time from the future to Heisei 25, she first arrived in Seika Town on July 5—which, by coincidence, was her birthday. In her daily work, she assists with public relations at the Seika Town Hall, sharing various information with residents and many others.

Click here for the Kyomachi Seika official website

4:30–5:00
p.m. Neo Kemono Dance HERD

A dance stage where light and sound come together, featuring humans and cute animal characters dancing in style!

6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Silent Bon Odori

Fun for everyone—dancers and spectators alike! The “Silent Bon Odori” is a new kind of summer festival where anyone can easily join in. Spend a special night in the city at Takeshiba.

Registration URL: https://peatix.com/event/4541554

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Day 2 Schedule

10:00 a.m.–12:00
p.m. “Change Tomorrow: Dance + Salsa” with Gamtape LIVE

Salsa Gum Tape × Kids Dance: An ultimate barrier-free collaboration brings a rock-and-peace stage to Chomorrow 2025! Come experience the love and energy filling the venue!

Salsa Gum Tape Live on YouTube https://youtu.be/laYrVXaJc_k?si=CpiZd7WqhpCzcE9j

1:00 PM–2:00 PM
Neurodiversity Awards　

Judges (titles omitted)

Jun Ishikawa / Professor Emeritus, Shizuoka Prefectural University / President and CEO, Extra Ltd. / President, Japanese Society for the Study of Disabilities

Joichi Ito / Co-founder and Director, Digital Garage, Inc. / President, Chiba Institute of Technology // Co-founder, Neurodiversity School in Tokyo

Masahiko Inami / Special Advisor to the President, The University of Tokyo / Deputy Director and Professor, Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology

Kiri / Artist / Professor, Department of Art and Design Expression, Media Expression Division, Joshibi University of Art and Design

Naotaka Fujii / Director and CTO, Hakosco, Inc. / M.D., Neuroscientist / Representative Director, BrainTech Consortium

Miyuki Torii / Comedian

Hirotaka Kosaka / Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Fukui University School of Medicine / M.D., Psychiatrist

4:00–5:00
p.m. Innovative Learning Awards

Judges (titles omitted)

Yuichiro Anzai / Professor Emeritus, Keio University

Maiko Ito / Actress, Researcher, Business Executive

tupera tupera Tatsuya Kameyama / Picture Book Author

Hiroshi Komiyama / Chairman, Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc. / 28th President of the University of Tokyo

Kenichiro Mogi / Neuroscientist

Noriyuki Yanagawa / Professor, Department of Economics, Graduate School of Economics, The University of Tokyo

Yukio Yanagisawa (President, Kita-Kamakura Girls’ Academy; Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo; Doctor of Engineering)

6:00 PM – 6:30 PM:
Chomorrow x NoMaps Collaboration Event – project INTERNATON VTuber Live

This is the “Special Public Viewing” for VTuber Nagino Mashiro’s first live stream, a collaboration
between Chomorrow 2025 and NoMaps.
Believe it or not, this event is being held simultaneously with the Sapporo show—don’t miss it!!

Click here to watch the promotional video

Click here to follow Mashiro Nagino on various social media platforms:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@naginomashiro/featured
X: https://twitter.com/Nagino_Mashiro

7:30–8:30
p.m. B2J: BRAIN BODY JOCKEY PROJECT

Following last year’s performance at Chomorrow, and appearances at Shibuya LineCUBE, the WASSE venue at the Osaka Kansai Expo, and the Japan Mobility Show, the “Brain Body Jockey (B2J)” project—a stage performance by EYE-VDJ MASA, a person living with ALS, that utilizes brainwaves—is back!
Since the KickOffGIG two years ago, the arm and software systems have evolved even further. Please come and enjoy this new form of human augmentation that awaits us in the exciting future just around the corner!

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● Video | “Aoi no Kirameki”: A Projection Mapping Show Brought to Life with Light and Sound

Located in the heart of the city yet removed from the hustle and bustle of urban life, The Waters Takeshiba offers a relaxed atmosphere where time flows at a leisurely pace.

Following last year’s event, we will once again be hosting “Aoi no Kirameki,” a projection mapping show featuring light and sound, on the grand staircase of our facility for 11 days only, from Friday, October 24, through Monday, November 3 (a national holiday).

In a space enveloped in a soothing blue light, you can experience the “World of Blue”—unique to The Waters Takeshiba—through a light and sound show created by projection mapping on the grand staircase.

The concept is “Future x Flow.”

Using light, color, waves, and particles that evoke the “flow of water,” “flow of information,” and “flow of people”—elements characteristic of a waterside facility—we invite visitors to the “Stairway to the Future.”

Special videos are projected at 00, 20, and 40 minutes past the hour.

Event Dates: Friday, October 24, 2025 – Monday, November 3, 2025 (holiday)

Projection Times: 6:00 p.m. to 9:05 p.m. during the event period (ends after the special video screening at 9:00 p.m.)

Special Video Screening Times

　6:00 p.m. / 6:20 p.m. / 6:40 p.m. / 7:00 p.m. / 7:20 p.m. / 7:40 p.m. / 8:00 p.m. / 8:20 p.m. / 8:40 p.m. / 9:00 p.m.

Venue: You can watch the event from the Plaza (Lawn Area).

Admission: Free

Rain or Shine: The event will take place regardless of the weather.

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*This projection mapping project is being carried out with funding from the “Projection Mapping Promotion Support Grant” provided by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau (a public interest incorporated foundation).

● Mobility | Tokyo Bay Sightseeing Cruise　

Take a cruise on a ship with a sky deck along the route connecting Takeshiba, Hinode, and Ariake.

Enjoy a “cinematic experience” with drone footage shot from a boat.

Schedule

First Departure: Departs Takeshiba at 12:00 – Departs Hinode at 12:20 – Departs Ariake at 13:00 – Arrives at Takeshiba at 13:30

2nd Departure: Departs Takeshiba at 1:40 p.m. – Departs Hinode at 2:00 p.m. – Departs Ariake at 2:50 p.m. – Arrives at Takeshiba at 3:30 p.m.

3rd Departure: Departs Takeshiba at 3:45 p.m. – Departs Hinode at 4:05 p.m. – Departs Ariake at 4:45 p.m. – Arrives at Takeshiba at 5:15 p.m.

● Sports Day | Forest of Dialogue

Experience communication that transcends language barriers in a world without sound. “Dialogue in Silence”

Event Overview

Title: “Change Tomorrow (Chomorrow) 2025”

Organized by: The “Change Tomorrow” Executive Committee

Operations

　CiP Council (General Incorporated Association), Albero Grande Co., Ltd.

Special Cooperation

　Keio University Graduate School of Media Design, iU, and the tomodachi robot project

　Neurodiversity Project, Superhuman Sports Project

　Workshop Collection, Weird Gadgets, Atre Co., Ltd.

　International Digital Picture Book Fair Executive Committee, Pop Power Project, Learning of Tomorrow (General Incorporated Association)

　NoMaps Executive Committee, B2J: BRAIN BODY JOCKEY PROJECT

　

Operations and Production Support

　Infield Co., Ltd.

Production Support

　High Style Co., Ltd., MediAlpha Co., Ltd.

　Rough & Peace Mother, Inc., office the bungy, Inc., Decorations, Inc.

　Bunka Broadcasting Co., Ltd., Suzuki Electric Co., Ltd., KOTO Co., Ltd., Denon Engineering Co., Ltd.

Special Sponsor

　SoftBank Corp., Tokyu Land Corporation, Kajima Corporation, Towa Engineering Co., Ltd.

　Flex Co., Ltd., TEMPER Co., Ltd., Joint Industries Co., Ltd.

　Tokyo Port City Takeshiba: Port Hall/Port Studio

Collaboration

　Area Management, General Incorporated Association

　Takeshiba Town Design, General Incorporated Association

Sponsored by

　Minato Ward

　Minato City Board of Education

　Takeshiba Marine-Gateway Minato Council

Official Website: https://www.change-tomorrow.tokyo/2025

■Request for Attendance and Media Coverage

This event features a diverse lineup of programs, including exhibits, stage performances, and workshops.

For members of the media, we can provide information on the application period for advance media coverage requests and the time slots available for coverage on the day of the event.

If you are interested, please contact us using the information below.

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■Contact Information for This Matter

“Change Tomorrow” Executive Committee

Email: info[at]change-tomorrow.tokyo