Tokyo: Discover Japanese Politics Over a coffee

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Culture & history Educational activities

"the Diplomat" An unforgettable experience! Experience diplomacy in a salon with a spectacular view! It will be the most memorable part of your trip.

Highlights

  • Ability to exchange opinions with politicians who influence Japan
  • To learn more about Japan
  • It's a one-of-a-kind experience.
  • Enjoy tea in a salon with a spectacular view
  • It will be the best memory of your trip.

Description

Lead: Step into the shoes of a diplomat as you join a one-of-a-kind seminar with a real Japanese Diet member, set in a private lounge overlooking Akasaka Palace. Over a casual drink, engage in an intimate and insightful conversation about Japan’s political landscape. This unforgettable experience may become the highlight of your trip. Experience: ☑ Experience a rare opportunity to engage directly with current or former Japanese Diet members who actively shape Japan’s politics and society. Held in a relaxing private lounge on the top floor of a building with beautiful views of Akasaka Palace, enjoy casual drinks while discussing Japan’s political landscape in an intimate atmosphere. This unique, interactive dialogue goes beyond typical sightseeing—offering you deep insight into Japan’s “now” that will likely become the highlight of your trip, more memorable than any gourmet meal or famous landmark. You might even meet future prime minister candidates or former cabinet ministers. The participating Diet members vary each session, and we provide their profiles in advance. English interpretation is always available to ensure a smooth conversation. Highlights ✨ Direct dialogue with current or former Japanese Diet members — you might even meet future prime minister candidates or former ministers ️ Stunning views of Akasaka Palace from a relaxing private lounge Different Diet member each session with profile sent in advance ️ English interpretation provided for smooth communication Experience 90 minutes as if you were a diplomat yourself ‍‍‍ Small group format, maximum 8 participants Participation fee: 30,000 JPY Held on weekdays, Monday through Friday ⏰ Three sessions per day: Morning 8:00–9:30 Afternoon 13:00-14:30 Evening 16:00-17:30 Once your booking is confirmed, we will send you the meeting location by email. Enjoy the view while conversing with politicians currently driving Japan forward. Tokyo's greenest area, where history and forefront technology intersect. The view from the private lounge 'Akasaka Imperial Estate' During the Edo period(1603-1867), this was the site of a feudal lord's residence, the Kishu Tokugawa clan. After the Meiji Restoration(1867), it was seized by the government and donated to the Imperial Family. Currently, the Akasaka Imperial Estate is home to the Akasaka Palace, home to the Imperial Family; the Sento Palace, home to four to four royal families When a Japanese politician becomes a minister, it is customary for them to first visit each of the Imperial Family members residing at the Akasaka Palace. 'Outer Moat' The 'Benkei Moat,' the outer moat of Edo Castle visible directly below, still fills with water and preserves its precious history, unchanged since the Edo period. 'Akasaka State Guest House' Constructed in 1909. Designated a National Treasure in 2006. Has hosted dinner parties for each countries’ leaders. 'National Stadium' Rebuilt in 2019, it was also the site of the Tokyo Olympics.

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English and Chinese interpretation available for smooth communication Experience 90 minutes as if you were a diplomat yourself Small group format, maximum 8 participants Participation fee: 30,000 JPY (tax included) Held on weekdays, Monday through Friday Three sessions per day: Morning 8:00–9:30 Afternoon13:00-14:30 Evening 16:00-17:30 Once your booking is confirmed, we will send you the meeting location by email. something to drink snacks wet towel A view that can only be seen here

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  • Please come in casual attire.

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