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From Outlier to Example: Japan’s Social Cohesion in a Divided World

Japan's collectivist society was once criticized as a barrier to innovation, stifling diversity of thought. However, as many Western nations now grapple with deepening social divisions, political polarization, and a crisis of loneliness, the Japanese model is being reexamined. In contrast to societies where individualism clashes with social cohesion, Japan's focus on harmony and collective responsibility is beginning to look like a source of strength. Amidst rising populism and mistrust in institutions, Japan's social fabric appears remarkably resilient. This panel will explore what kind of environment truly fosters long-term stability and well-being, and Japan's unique role in a divided world. G1 Global Conference 2025 Society Session held at Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in Tokyo, October 13, 2025. » https://g1summit.com/g1global/ [Society] From Outlier to Example: Japan’s Social Cohesion in a Divided World Panelists: » Joi Ito (Co-founder and Board Member, Digital Garage, Inc.; President, Chiba Institute of Technology) » Noah Sneider (East Asia Bureau Chief, The Economist) » Ema Ryan Yamazaki (Documentary Filmmaker, Cineric Creative) Moderator: » Yumiko Murakami (General Partner, MPower Partners) Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 02:09 Japanese Collective Model and Personal Experiences 05:45 Trust and Social Norms in Japanese Society 07:56 Collectivism, Obedience, and Organizational Challenges 12:00 Comparing Japanese and American Societies; Lessons from Collectivism 18:54 Individualism, Social Division, and Societal Change in the US and Japan 22:16 Innovation, Growth, and Cultural Attitudes Toward Change 24:59 Political Landscape and Information Ecosystems in Japan 32:42 Balancing Social Trust and Innovation; The Role of Immigration 37:19 Political Engagement and Societal Shifts Among Japanese Youth 40:42 Audience Q&A: Cohesion, Assertiveness, and Cultural Translation 44:32 Audience Q&A: Exporting Japanese Practices and National Identity 51:01 Audience Q&A: Communitarianism, Purpose, and Innovation Goals 57:49 Audience Q&A: Comparing Japan and China on Growth and Innovation Subscribe and click the bell button to keep up with the latest GLOBIS Insights videos! » https://www.youtube.com/globisinsight... G1 Global Conference 2025 playlist: »    • G1 Global Conference 2025   -- About GLOBIS Insights -- GLOBIS Insights offers top quality content from business leaders across all industries and regions of the world. Our mission is to offer practical advice to help you develop your career. Learn to innovate, realize your personal mission, and reach your potential. » Enjoy more content on our website | https://globisinsights.com/ » Follow us on Twitter |   / globisinsights   » Connect with us on LinkedIn |   / globis-insights   » Like us on Facebook |   / globisinsights   #G1Global #Society #Japan