"Therapy World Tokyo 2026," Japan's Largest Festival for Therapists, to Be Held in December
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"Therapy World Tokyo 2026," an event commemorating the 25th anniversary of *Therapist*, a magazine for therapists, will be held in December 2026. The organizers describe the event as Japan's largest festival for therapists.
*Therapist* has long delivered information on therapists' work, techniques, and industry trends. This event has been planned as an "Anniversary Fes" celebrating the magazine's 25th year. It is expected to become a place where therapists and people interested in the field can gather and encounter a variety of information and experiences.
According to the organizers, the event will offer content that attendees can "watch and listen" to and enjoy. However, details such as the specific venue, exhibition contents, and admission fees could not be confirmed from the announcement materials.
Therapy World Tokyo is attracting attention as an opportunity for therapists to encounter new knowledge and techniques and to connect with people in the industry. It is important to check the latest information through future announcements and the official website.
Sources: PR TIMES
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