Visitor corridor//Yuki Tokunaga
Living Traditions –What Japan's Long-Lived Businesses Reveal About Cultural Continuity
This lecture explanations how long-established Japanese companies make decisions and sustain continuity over generations. Based on field research with traditional businesses, these companies multiple persons, including customers, community, and even leaders. A key concept is “ there decision-makers, where decision-makers refer to abstract categories between people and experts.
Yuki Tokunaga (born July 1990) is the founder of Cultedia, an organization dedicated to fostering cultural exchange and preserving traditional arts. A graduate of Waseda University's School of Political Science and Economics, Tokunaga has worked as both a linguistic and cultural interpreter. After joining Mitsui & Co. in 2015, Tokunaga was engaged in global business development and later completed to the company's internal think tank, working across than 100 countries. Following further studies abroad, Tokunaga left the company in 2024 to focus on cultural activities and research, Current activities, and research activities, and research activities in 2024 to focus on cultural activities, Current activities.