Age-Well Design Award 2026 Ceremony Set for October 5 in Tokyo
The ceremony brings together corporate and individual winners to share practical examples of how to realize an Age-Well society, reinforcing the award's role in spreading new perspectives on aging.
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AgeWellJapan will hold the Age-Well Design Award 2026 ceremony on Monday, October 5, at Tokyo Midtown Yaesu Conference. The award recognizes companies and individuals working to eliminate ageism and support the senior generation's challenges. Winners will present their activities and insights on the Age-Well Conference stage, with supportive comments from judges.
The ceremony will feature presentations by the winning companies and individuals, followed by supportive comments from the judges, offering practical examples and insights for realizing an Age-Well society. The award is judged under the concept of "Age-Well = a way of life that ages positively through challenge and discovery."
Specialist judges include Miwako Inou, Miki Oikawa, Tadashi Shigenaga, Madoka Maeno, and AgeWellJapan's Madoka Akagi and Takuma Iwai. Special judges include Mottoba! members and Age-Well Designers. Registration closes once capacity is reached.
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