Japan’s Global Vision Takes Shape in Asakusa: Leaders Unite to Propel Japanese Culture WorldwideTokyo, Japan — In the heart of Tokyo’s historic Asakusa district, an elite gathering marked the beginning of a bold new chapter for Japan’s global expansion in publishing, performance, and entertainment.
Among the attendees were Tony Roppon, Founder of Roppongi Digital Overseas Publishing School; Ellie Pine, acclaimed international performer; Robert Scott, former professional baseball player and beloved Japanese actor/TV personality; and Third-Generation President Taga, General Producer of TG Planning.The four visionaries convened to design cross-industry collaborations aimed at bringing Japanese creativity and talent to audiences around the world. Their discussions focused on global publishing initiatives, international performances, and digital entertainment ventures—united under one mission: to make Japan’s unique cultural power resonate beyond borders.
“This meeting represents the dawn of a new global movement for Japan,” said Tony Roppon. “We’re not just exporting content—we’re exporting spirit, artistry, and innovation.”╔════════════════════════╗
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Japan’s Global Vision Takes Shape in Asakusa: Leaders Unite to Propel Japanese Culture Worldwide Tokyo, Japan
