StoryHub to Support Session Article Creation for "SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026," Asia's Largest Global Conference
StoryHub Inc. partners with note Inc. to support session article creation for "SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026," Asia's largest global conference, utilizing its AI-editing assistant SaaS, "StoryHub Studio." This initiative aims to overcome challenges with video content and widely disseminate event insights in text format.
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StoryHub Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director CEO: Shota Tajima; hereinafter "the Company") will collaborate with note Inc. to support the creation of session articles for "SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026," Asia's largest global innovation conference (April 27-29, 2026, Tokyo Big Sight).
In this initiative, the Company will leverage "StoryHub Studio," one of its products, an AI-editing assistant type SaaS, to create articles from approximately 15-20 sessions. The articles are scheduled to be published on SusHi Tech Tokyo's note account as soon as they are ready.
The content of sessions from this conference, which features 770 exhibiting startups and 60,000 participants, will now be available in text format in addition to traditional videos. Furthermore, the knowledge shared at the conference will be accumulated in a format that allows for continuous dissemination even after the event.
Background
SusHi Tech Tokyo is Asia's largest global innovation conference, bringing together startups, investors, large corporations, and universities from around the world, advocating for the realization of sustainable cities through high technology. By preserving the insights shared over three days not just in the memories of attendees but also as articles, the information can reach those who could not participate and those who will tackle similar challenges in the future.
SusHi Tech Tokyo session videos have traditionally been published on YouTube. However, many sessions at global conferences are conducted in English, requiring viewers to follow subtitles throughout the entire video, which takes time to grasp key points. It is also not easy to efficiently check only topics of interest.
With text articles, readers can grasp key points from headings and choose to read sessions of interest. Converting English session content into Japanese articles also helps reduce language barriers. Furthermore, text is highly compatible with search engines and generative AI, and is expected to continue reaching new readers even after the event concludes.
Additionally, the production of event reports involves multiple processes such as transcription of audio and video, editing, writing, and proofreading. For conferences with many sessions, article creation can be time-consuming. As a result, there is a challenge in delivering information at a time of high interest immediately after the event, and the utilization of knowledge is not sufficiently advanced.
These challenges are not limited to SusHi Tech Tokyo. According to the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)'s 2024 International Conference Statistics, 1,702 international conferences were held in Japan in 2024. Furthermore, the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA)'s 2024 statistics place Japan first in the Asia Pacific region and seventh globally for the number of international conferences held. In addition, the Japan Event Industry Promotion Association (JACE)'s 2024 Event Industry Scale Estimate states that the market size for event-related industries and peripheral industries combined is 2,853.5 billion yen. Given this background, quickly and clearly disseminating knowledge generated at events and linking it to both social and business value is one of the common themes across the entire industry.
References
- Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) "2024 JNTO International Conference Statistics"
- Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) "ICCA Announces 2024 International Conference Statistics"
- Japan Event Industry Promotion Association (JACE) "2024 Event Industry Scale Estimate"
Implementation Details at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026
At SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026, various sessions will be held under themes such as AI, Robotics, Resilience, and Entertainment. The Company and note Inc. will collaborate to create articles for a portion of these sessions.
StoryHub's Role
In this initiative, the Company will undertake the following roles:
- AI-powered primary processing of materials: Utilizing transcription and image recognition from multi-format materials such as videos, audio, and documents to instantly convert primary information for easy use in articles.
- Article creation: Based on the above materials, high-quality session report articles will be created using a "recipe function" supervised by professionals, thereby shortening production time.
- Quality control: Enhancing the quality of the "last mile" of articles through review and fact-checking functions.
This will enable the dissemination of information relatively quickly after large-scale conferences, even for session article creation that traditionally took a long time, while maintaining quality.
Future Developments
Japan
In this initiative, the Company will leverage "StoryHub Studio," one of its products, an AI-editing assistant type SaaS, to create articles from approximately 15-20 sessions. The articles are scheduled to be published on SusHi Tech Tokyo's note account as soon as they are ready.
The content of sessions from this conference, which features 770 exhibiting startups and 60,000 participants, will now be available in text format in addition to traditional videos. Furthermore, the knowledge shared at the conference will be accumulated in a format that allows for continuous dissemination even after the event.
Background
SusHi Tech Tokyo is Asia's largest global innovation conference, bringing together startups, investors, large corporations, and universities from around the world, advocating for the realization of sustainable cities through high technology. By preserving the insights shared over three days not just in the memories of attendees but also as articles, the information can reach those who could not participate and those who will tackle similar challenges in the future.
SusHi Tech Tokyo session videos have traditionally been published on YouTube. However, many sessions at global conferences are conducted in English, requiring viewers to follow subtitles throughout the entire video, which takes time to grasp key points. It is also not easy to efficiently check only topics of interest.
With text articles, readers can grasp key points from headings and choose to read sessions of interest. Converting English session content into Japanese articles also helps reduce language barriers. Furthermore, text is highly compatible with search engines and generative AI, and is expected to continue reaching new readers even after the event concludes.
Additionally, the production of event reports involves multiple processes such as transcription of audio and video, editing, writing, and proofreading. For conferences with many sessions, article creation can be time-consuming. As a result, there is a challenge in delivering information at a time of high interest immediately after the event, and the utilization of knowledge is not sufficiently advanced.
These challenges are not limited to SusHi Tech Tokyo. According to the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)'s 2024 International Conference Statistics, 1,702 international conferences were held in Japan in 2024. Furthermore, the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA)'s 2024 statistics place Japan first in the Asia Pacific region and seventh globally for the number of international conferences held. In addition, the Japan Event Industry Promotion Association (JACE)'s 2024 Event Industry Scale Estimate states that the market size for event-related industries and peripheral industries combined is 2,853.5 billion yen. Given this background, quickly and clearly disseminating knowledge generated at events and linking it to both social and business value is one of the common themes across the entire industry.
References
- Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) "2024 JNTO International Conference Statistics"
- Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) "ICCA Announces 2024 International Conference Statistics"
- Japan Event Industry Promotion Association (JACE) "2024 Event Industry Scale Estimate"
Implementation Details at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026
At SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026, various sessions will be held under themes such as AI, Robotics, Resilience, and Entertainment. The Company and note Inc. will collaborate to create articles for a portion of these sessions.
StoryHub's Role
In this initiative, the Company will undertake the following roles:
- AI-powered primary processing of materials: Utilizing transcription and image recognition from multi-format materials such as videos, audio, and documents to instantly convert primary information for easy use in articles.
- Article creation: Based on the above materials, high-quality session report articles will be created using a "recipe function" supervised by professionals, thereby shortening production time.
- Quality control: Enhancing the quality of the "last mile" of articles through review and fact-checking functions.
This will enable the dissemination of information relatively quickly after large-scale conferences, even for session article creation that traditionally took a long time, while maintaining quality.
Future Developments
Japan