Summit Tokyo 2026
Where science meets the people moving human health forward.
Scientists, founders, engineers, clinicians, investors, industry leaders, and policymakers — for one day, around the same hard questions.
Tokyo. The Nordics. The US West Coast. One room.
September 15, 2026 · Tokyo, Shibuya
Hosted by
Shuzo Yamamoto
Founder · Longevity Minds
Anton Dalsätt
Co-founder · age.house
William Ferreira Andrén
Co-founder · age.house
The people in the room
XPRIZE Healthspan
Japan's teams in the $101M race, finalists among them.
Twenty teams are left worldwide.
Researchers
- MIT
- Broad Institute
- Carnegie Mellon University
- Johns Hopkins University
- Imperial College London
- KTH Royal Institute of Technology
- The University of Tokyo
- Tohoku University
& more
Founders
- The next generation of personal health
- New models for healthcare in Japan
- AI-powered drug discovery for aging
& more
Engineers
- One of Japan’s fastest-scaling startups
- AI-native startups in the US
- Globally iconic technology companies
& more
Policy Leaders
- Former leadership of Japan’s Science & Technology Policy Bureau
- Former leadership of NISTEP
- Key figures behind the founding of AMED
Industry Leaders
- Iconic Japanese companies spanning precision engineering, healthcare & beauty — bringing decades of science, technology & industry to the future of health.
Investors
- Backing the next generation of scientists & founders taking on hard problems.
Anton Dalsätt
Co-founder · age.house
William Ferreira Andrén
Co-founder · age.house
Shuzo Yamamoto
Founder of Longevity Minds
Satotaka Omori
Co-Founder & Head of Aging Biology at Integrated Biosciences, Researcher
Prof. Yutaka Hishiyama
Specially Appointed Professor, Juntendo University · Former Director-General of both MEXT’s Science & Technology Policy Bureau and NISTEP
Prof. Shigeo Horie
Leader of Japan Longevity Consortium (XPRIZE Healthspan Finalist) Longevity Medicine at Juntendo University
Not a conference.
No passive audience. No networking for the sake of networking.
Expect sharp talks, unfiltered conversations, small groups, and enough space for the discussions that cannot be programmed.
The goal is not to leave with more information.
It is to leave with a new question, a new collaborator, a new conviction — or something worth moving forward.
Think you should be in the room?
We keep Longevity Minds small by design.
If you are pushing human health forward — through science, technology, companies, capital, medicine, industry, policy, or something that does not fit neatly into any of them — we would like to hear from you.
September 15, 2026 · Tokyo, Shibuya