The Invisible World and the Future of Japan
— A Special Dialogue on the Body, Economy, and Spirituality —
Date & Time: Saturday, August 22, 2026
Venue: Room 312, Otemachi Sankei Plaza, Tokyo
Doors Open: 1:00 PM
Dialogue Begins: 1:30 PM
Scheduled End: 3:30 PM
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The Invisible World and the Future of Japan
— A Special Conversation on the Body, Economy, and Spirituality —
Saturday, August 22, 2026
Otemachi Sankei Plaza, Room 312
Doors Open: 1:00 PM | Program Begins: 1:30 PM | Ends: 3:30 PM
Purpose of the Event
We are living through a time of profound transition.
Long-held assumptions about the economy, healthcare, education, work, and human relationships are quietly beginning to shift.
At the same time, more and more people are turning their attention once again to things that cannot easily be seen.
The atmosphere of a place.
The sensations within the body.
Intuition.
Human compatibility.
The power of a shared space.
The will to live.
Are these merely products of imagination?
As we move into a new era, what will people rely on to navigate their lives?
This dialogue is an invitation to explore that question together.
Discussion Topics
A Conversation Across Disciplines
For many years, Naoya Fujiwara has observed and analyzed the changing currents of society as an economic analyst and thinker. Joining him is Yuki Matsuoka, founder of KaradaNaoru, who has worked with more than 3,000 clients through his bodywork practice.
Together, they will explore a wide range of topics, including the body, economics, spirituality, community, physical space, and human relationships.
Exploring the “Complex Number Model”
The discussion will also touch upon Mr. Fujiwara’s recently proposed “Complex Number Model,” which views the material world as the realm of real numbers and spirituality as the realm of imaginary numbers.
Through this framework, the speakers will consider new ways of understanding and interpreting the world that is emerging around us.
What Does Health Mean in the 21st Century?
In addition to his hands-on work, Matsuoka has spent many years exploring how the body may be influenced across distance and space.
Drawing from his experiences, he will share his perspective on a fundamental question:
What does health mean in the 21st century?
This perspective may extend beyond exercise and nutrition alone, encompassing the influence of space, relationships, emotions, the will to live, and even the qualities of a shared environment itself.
The Purpose of This Dialogue
This is not a seminar designed to provide definitive answers.
Rather, it may be an opportunity to reconnect with your own senses and intuition.
Through the unique atmosphere created by everyone gathered on that day, we hope to explore together new perspectives and insights for navigating the years ahead.
Who May Enjoy This Conversation
This event may be of particular interest to those who:
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Are seeking perspectives beyond conventional frameworks for understanding the major social and economic changes taking place today.
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Work in healthcare, bodywork, therapy, counseling, or related fields, and feel there may be something beyond technique alone that influences human well-being.
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Are interested in how space, relationships, and the atmosphere of a place may affect the body and mind.
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Wish to reconnect with and trust their own intuition, perception, and inner sense of knowing.
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Are interested in the ideas of Naoya Fujiwara and in exploring new ways of living in a rapidly changing world.
Naoya Fujiwara
Economic analyst and thinker
Former Salomon Brothers Asia Securities Investment Strategy Research Department, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Aeruba Co., Ltd.
Yuki Matsuoka
Karada Naoru Representative
Over 3,000 successful treatments performed. Representative of "One's Word Online," an online English and Spanish language school.
■ Date and Time
Saturday, August 22, 2026
Doors open 13:00 / Discussion begins 13:30 / Expected end time 15:30
■ Venue
Otemachi Sankei Plaza, Room 312, 1-7-2 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0004
Directly connected to Otemachi Station, right outside Exit E1. Available lines: Marunouchi Line/Hanzomon Line/Chiyoda Line/Tozai Line/Toei Mita Line
■ Capacity
54 people (first-come, first-served)
■ Participation fee
5,500 yen (tax included)
On the day of the event, please present your printed ticket or the QR code on your smartphone.
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