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 9th GLOBAL CONFERENCE ON CREATING VALUE
WITH THE
VALUISM CONFERENCE 2026 

Making Value Visible

Doshisha University,Kyoto

December 10-12,2026

Welcome 

This conference brings together researchers, business leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and practitioners to explore one central question: How can we create, measure, and share value in ways that truly serve people, organizations, and society? Hosted by the Value Research Center at Doshisha University, the 2026 conference also welcomes the 9th Global Conference on Creating Value, organized by the Creating Value Alliance. Together, the two events offer a two-and-a-half-day programme focused on the future of value creation, from practical business applications to new ways of understanding long-term impact.

About the conference

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Building on the success of the 2025 Valuism Conference in Kyoto, which gathered more than 100 participants from around the world, the 2026 edition expands the conversation across cultures, sectors, and knowledge systems. Through collaboration with RMIT University in Melbourne, the programme connects Valuism to Australia-Japan innovation and marks the 50th Anniversary of the Australia-Japan Basic Treaty of Friendship and Co-operation. With a dedicated contribution from the University of Auckland on Indigenous value systems and the Māori Economy of Mana, the conference invites participants to rethink value through Western stakeholder thinking, Japanese traditions such as sanpo yoshi, and Indigenous approaches to multi-generational, ecologically grounded value creation.

Topics Include

Making Value Visible

Value Creation from Japan’s Martial Arts

Service Dominant Logic with Valuism

Innovation & Value Creation

Value Creation Across Industries

Value and SME Evolution

The Measurement of Value and Valuism

Intangible Value & Trapped Value

Value Invisibility & Voiceless Stakeholders

Indigenous Value Systems & The Economy of Mana

Prices & Registration

Early Bird Prices are Now On Sale!

* All students must show their valid student ID upon arrival. 

Additionally, only students from the following schools are eligible for the Partner Student rate: Any Australian University, Doshisha University, Kansai University, Kobe University, Kyoto University and  the University of Osaka​

​​​Early Bird Ticket Prices:

(Available Until September 30th)

  • Standard Ticket:                     ¥35,000​

  • Standard Ticket (3-Pack)       ¥100,000​

  • Student Ticket:                       ¥3,500

  • *Partner Student Ticket:         ¥0

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Regular Ticket Prices:

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  • Standard Ticket:                     ¥50,000​

  • Standard Ticket (3-Pack)       ¥120,000​

  • Student Ticket:                       ¥5,000

  • *Partner Student Ticket:         ¥0

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Plan Your Stay In Kyoto

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We’ve gathered a list of recommended hotels near the venue to make your conference experience as smooth and enjoyable as possible. Whether you’re traveling on a budget or looking for a bit of luxury, we’ve got you covered.

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Agenda

Join us for the Valuism Conference 2026.
 

Explore how sustainable value systems are reshaping business, society, and the future.

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Organized By

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Academic Partners

University of Auckland  |  Osaka University, ESG-IREC OSIPP | RMIT University | Kobe University Value School  | Kansai University 

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ABOUT US >

The Value Research Center was officially established at Doshisha University in Kyoto Japan in November 2021. The purpose of this research center is to research and develop a system for measuring, monitoring, assessing and reporting on value creation and destruction impacts that organizations make on various stakeholder groups including (1) the organization itself, as well as its (2) shareholders or owners, (3) customers, (4) employees, (5) partners, the (6) society within which it operates and (7) the planet.

CONTACT >

T: +81 (0)75-251-4600

F: +81 (0)75-251-4710

E: psugai@mail.doshisha.ac.jp

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