インタビュー・対談シリーズ『私の哲学』
 

My Philosophy

Leading the Future: Leaders' Interviews

JP

In a rapidly changing world, both individuals and organizations must continuously grow and adapt.
At the heart of this growth lies the crucial need to establish a strong sense of identity.
In "My Philosophy," we engage with distinguished opinion leaders across diverse fields who share the philosophies and
principles that have guided them through their journeys. Through their personal experiences,
we aim to offer insights that inspire and provide valuable perspectives for navigating the future.
Editor in Chief of "My Philosophy" DK Sugiyama


Latest Issue

  • Realizing something important after my father’s death On the evening of December 25th, 2004, I was planning to go back to my parent’s house with my pregnant wife and have a Christmas party with … READ
  • IGLTA: Elevating LGBTQ+ Tourism The International LGBTQ+ Travel Association (IGLTA) is dedicated to promoting and supporting LGBTQ+ tourism on a global scale. Founded in 1983, our primary aim is to el… READ
  • Growing Up in an Artistic Household My childhood was anything but ordinary. Raised in Manhattan and later in Westchester, I was the daughter of two accomplished professional musicians. My father, Lama… READ

Editor's Picks

  • vol.36
    Mr. Yuichiro Miura, who achieved the summit of Everest, the highest peak in the world, at the age of 80 years and 224 days, becoming the oldest person in the world to do so. We inquired about the future challenge goals and other objectives he aims for, even as he remains aggressive at the age of 82. READ
  • vol.48
    Naoyoshi Amari, the chief priest of the Jodo Sect temple Senshuji and the principal of Senshu Kindergarten, where the children of the editor-in-chief of "My Philosophy" attended, shared his thoughts on human life. READ
  • vol.74
    Isao Aoki is a legend in the world of Japanese golf. Having played more than 1,250 rounds, we spoke with him about how he used his experience to achieve his goals and make his dreams come true. READ

Timeless Philosophies

  • vol.19
    Mr. Nobuyuki Idei has been instrumental in leading Sony Group to global prominence and continues to be a central figure in Japan's economic arena. We had the opportunity to discuss episodes from his time at Sony, his management philosophy, and the future of Japan and Asia. READ
  • vol.13
    Edward Suzuki, an architect who has been independent for 35 years, continues to energetically create new works to this day. With deep knowledge in atomism, philosophy, and science, he also vigorously participates in triathlons and other sports. At the age of 65, his seemingly limitless energy and his mission as an architect were the focus of our discussion. READ
  • vol.12
    Mr. Hiroshi Kato has played a central role, as an economist, in the theory and practice of Japan's economic policies. We had the opportunity to speak with him about what is currently needed in Japan and what actions we should take as leaders in administrative reform. READ


List of Participants (2007~)

  • vol.85
    Vol.85 Former Governor of Hawaii George Ariyoshi READ
  • vol.53
    Vol.53 President and CEO of Torikizoku Co., Ltd. Tadashi Okura READ
  • vol.50
    Vol.50 Fashion Designer Don Konishi READ
  • vol.42
    Vol.42 Yoshida Sauce & Founder Junki Yoshida READ
  • vol.33
    Vol.33 lawyer Yukino Kikuma READ
  • vol.20
    Vol.20 Chairman of the Board of Directors, OMRON Corporation Fumio Tateishi READ

#Titles are accurate as of the time of the interview.