Peatix to Exhibit at Tokyo Pride 2026 for Third Consecutive Year

Peatix Inc. (headquarters: New York, USA; CEO: Taku Harada), which operates the event and community platform Peatix, will exhibit a booth at the Pride Festival of "Tokyo Pride 2026" (organized by the specified non-profit organization Tokyo Rainbow Pride) to be held at Yoyogi Park on Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7, 2026. This marks the third consecutive year of participation.

Background of Exhibition: Resonance with "A Future Opened by Diversity and Equality"

The theme of Tokyo Pride 2026, "A Future Opened by Diversity and Equality," embodies the idea of viewing diversity and equality as the foundation of a society where everyone can live safely, aiming for a future where everyone can live authentically.

Since its founding, Peatix has strived to create a platform where everyone can be themselves, care for each other, and operate in a safe space, as a place "where people can discover their passions and meet like-minded friends who respect each other."

In the "Peatix Community Guidelines," "Welcoming Diversity" is set as one of the important themes, supporting communities where people from different backgrounds understand each other and build connections.

The theme of Tokyo Pride 2026, "A Future Opened by Diversity and Equality," is exactly the value that Peatix has cherished. To take a concrete step together towards a society where everyone can live authentically, this year we will exhibit a booth under the message "Embracing All Communities."

Peatix Booth Overview

We will again hold the friendship bracelet-making activity, which was very popular at the events in the previous two years. Participants can freely express their individuality using beads of various colors and shapes.

Completed bracelets can be exchanged between partners, friends, and event participants as a token of friendship and support for the LGBTQ+ community. The bracelets, passed from hand to hand, carry the hope for "A Future Opened by Diversity and Equality."

Content: Friendship bracelet-making experience
Target: Anyone can participate
Registration (free, advance registration required):
June 6 (Sat) https://peatix.com/event/5025832
June 7 (Sun) https://peatix.com/event/5032680

Exhibits and Giveaways:
- Slide exhibition introducing Peatix's initiatives to support the LGBTQ+ community
- Panel exhibition of the "Peatix Community Guidelines"
- Distribution of "Tokyo Pride 2026" Peatix limited edition stickers

Peatix's LGBTQ+ Community Support Initiatives

Peatix continues its community support throughout the year, not limiting its connection with the LGBTQ+ community to just Pride Month.

Support as a Queer Space Tokyo Partner

In February 2026, Peatix became a partner of "Queer Space Tokyo," a permanent LGBTQ+ community space operated by Tokyo Rainbow Pride. Peatix supports the dissemination of events and community activities, encouraging the creation of a place where everyone can gather and connect safely.

Holding an Event to Think About Community Beyond Tokyo Pride

In July 2026, Peatix plans to hold a community event titled "What Tokyo Pride Continues to Question: Talking About Community Beyond the Festival," featuring Yuko Sato, Co-Representative Director of Tokyo Rainbow Pride, and Kensaku Tsujita of the NPO Waffle, an organization that also exhibits at Tokyo Pride.

Supporting Encounters with LGBTQ+ Communities and Events

Peatix publishes a special feature page introducing LGBTQ+-related events and community activities held nationwide. It supports encounters with diverse activities, including learning, exchange, community events for community members, and events for allies.

"Tokyo Pride 2026 Pride Festival" Overview

Name: Tokyo Pride 2026 Pride Festival
Date & Time: Saturday, June 6, 2026 & Sunday, June 7, 2026, 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Venue: Yoyogi Park Event Plaza & Outdoor Stage
Official Website: https://pride.tokyo/

About Peatix

Peatix provides Japan's largest event and community platform, usable for everything from small gatherings to large festivals, regardless of scale or genre, as a service to "expand encounters and experiences." Launched in 2011, the platform now has 5.6 million annual event participants and consistently lists over 25,000 events, both offline and online. It offers services in 22 countries including Japan, the United States, and Singapore, with over 1,000 new organizers joining the platform each month.