The World Meditation League will host Japan's first meditation challenge in Tokyo. Three highly trained practitioners will participate in a Quantified Meditation challenge using real-time Brain–Computer Interface (BCI) technology. Their inner states will be visualized as data for the audience, accompanied by expert scientific and sports commentary to guide interpretation.

 

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The program will also include keynote presentations by leading figures in science, architecture, and mindfulness, among them architect Kengo Kuma and neuroscientist Ken Mogi. Guests will gain first-hand exposure to innovative concepts such as “Meditation Cities”, which explore how mental well-being can be integrated into civic and cultural life.

 

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ZENBU KOKO XR PLATFORM

Kengo Kuma & Associates and All Here will present ZENBU KOKO, an immersive ‘inward-looking’ virtual reality space that blends architecture, neuroscience, and design offering the public a multisensory journey into focused awareness.

 

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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

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• Opening Remarks from distinguished speakers from Japan and abroad​

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• Quantified Meditation Challenge with real-time visualization of meditative states of high-level international meditators, with scientists and expert commentators

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• ZENBU KOKO XR PLATFORM display

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• Presentations on the future of meditation, science, and culture

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• Music and Cultural Performances, blending tradition and modern expression

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• Networking Reception, offering opportunities for meaningful exchange

 

 

Attendance by invitation only – those wishing to be part of this historical milestone in meditation may register their interest at hello@wml.org

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