This year, the World Water Festival will be held online from July 22-25,and on July 26, it will be streamed worldwide from Tamagawa Seseragi Hall, the only venue near a canyon in Tokyo.

Focusing on "water" as our central theme, this online event will bring together leading voices from science, environment, prayer, art, and other disciplines worldwide.
We aim to connect across nations and share our reverence and thankfulness for water – the fundamental source of life and the bond uniting all beings.
This gathering transcends national and religious borders to foster a collective consciousness towards global environmental well-being and world peace, inspired by our connection to water.

Furthermore, in conjunction with Satoyama regeneration efforts this year, we will also be holding events at "Mitsuha no Mori" near Lake Hamana on the spring and autumn equinoxes, showcasing it as a model for water purification technology.

It is deeply rewarding and a source of great joy to expand this into a global endeavor that supports a better shift in collective consciousness and environmental efforts.However, this expansion has also led to substantial increases in our operational costs.

In our commitment to establishing a global movement that underpins positive evolution in collective consciousness and bolsters environmental action, our entire staff dedicates their time as volunteers, finding profound satisfaction and joy in this mission.
To ensure the continuation of this significant global undertaking alongside those who believe in its value, we are reaching out to request your kind support.

We hope to build this "World Water Festival" collaboratively with all of you.

The World Water Festival Organizing Committee