Change Tomorrow 2026 Tech Festival Set for November 7–8 in Takeshiba
The sixth edition of the urban experience event runs two days in Minato, Tokyo, with free admission and paid programs requiring advance booking.
The sixth edition of the urban experience event CHANGE TOMORROW 2026 will be held on November 7 and 8, 2026, in the Takeshiba area of Minato, Tokyo, according to gamebusiness.jp. Admission is free, though some programs are paid and require advance reservation.
The event brings together exhibits and workshops themed on AI, robots and environmental issues, aimed at both children and adults. Among them, Workshop Collection offers hands-on content on AI, robots, programming and environmental issues, including SkyDrive's papercraft experience of a flying car and Hakuhodo Technologies' generative AI CM-making workshop.
Another area, Minna no Nou Sekai, involves about 100 organizations including universities, research institutes, companies and groups, presenting neurodiversity through hands-on exhibits. A separate zone features a dance show with aibo and Pepper and a contact experience with Panasonic's Nicobo.
The Superhuman Sports Project offers free trials of five sports that extend physical ability with technology, with a mini tournament, Superhuman Sports Games, set for November 8. The Hentai Gadget area includes a flea market and an award for unique gadgets with unusual functions or designs.
Other corporate programs include a free Tamiya Hornet Jr. building experience and a SKY Perfect JSAT program about seeing Earth's colors from space. The opening on November 7 features a parade combining digital technology and chindon culture, Denden Chindon, together with robots.
Venues span the Takeshiba area, including Tokyo Portcity Takeshiba, the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Hamamatsucho Hall and Waters Takeshiba, with a stamp rally across venues.
Quick answers
When is CHANGE TOMORROW 2026?
It will be held on November 7 and 8, 2026, in the Takeshiba area of Minato, Tokyo.
Is admission free?
Admission is free, but some programs are paid and require advance reservation.
Where does the event take place?
Venues include Tokyo Portcity Takeshiba, the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Hamamatsucho Hall and Waters Takeshiba, with a stamp rally across venues.