A NAGOYA MASTERCLASS
INENTIONAL LIVING, IKIGAI & ROLEFULNESS
An intimate dialogue on personal and professional purpose, exploring meaning, inner peace, and clarity of roles.
Sunday October 18th 2026
10:00am - 3:00pm
HOST

Jeff Singal
Founder, Facilitator
& Coach
HOST
PRESENTERS

Jeff Singal
Founder, Facilitator
& Coach
Shūkatsu: Intentional Living

Prof. Daiki Kato
Clinical psychologist
& Author
Rolefulness

Nicholas Kemp
Author
& Ikigai Tribe Founder
Ikigai your Life
Exploring intentional living, ikigai, and rolefulness
Write the next chapter of your life!
In a rapidly changing world, many people are asking deeper questions about meaning, contribution, and how to live and work with a sense that their life matters.
This special half-day dialogue in Nagoya brings together four leading voices in Japanese psychological thought to explore the evolving relevance of shūkatsu, ikigai, and rolefulness, in modern life.
Blending personal reflection with professional insight, the session will offer participants a rare opportunity to engage with research-informed perspectives on purpose, motivation, and human fulfilment — across both life and work.
This is not a typical workshop.
It is a curated intellectual experience designed for globally minded professionals, educators, coaches, and individuals seeking deeper clarity about their roles and direction in contemporary society.
EVENT DETAILS
Sunday October 18th 2026
10:00am - 3:00pm
Nagoya
INVESTMENT
¥15,000
THE MASTERCLASS
EVENT FORMAT
- Research-informed presentations
- Guided reflection and practical insights
- Audience Q&A
- Informal connection with participants
- Light refreshments will be provided
Duration: approximately 5 hours
Venue capacity is intentionally limited to support meaningful conversation.
Participants will be invited into thoughtful dialogue, guided reflection, and shared inquiry in an intimate "ibasho", a place to be, setting.

WHAT THEMES WILL YOU COVER?
Discussion themes include:
- Shūkatsu - intentional life design
- Ikigai as ALIVENESS - the moments that we live for
- An introduction to Mieko Kamiya and her ikigai needs
- How rolefulness shapes our sense of identity & belonging
WHO IS THE IKIGAI WORK FOR?
The event is designed for:
- Professionals seeking deeper meaning in their works
- Leaders interested in human motivation and engagement
- Coaches and consultants working in personal development
- Expats and internationally minded Japanese professionals
- Individuals at transition points in career or life
GUEST PRESENTERS

JEFF SINGAL
Shūkatsu - Intentional Life Design
Founder & Experience Director of Wisdom Academy Japan, Jeff Singal will help you craft the next chapter of your life through shūkatsu, a Japanese concept that encourages living with intention by reflecting on what matters most.

PROFESSOR DAIKI KATO
Rolefulness: A Guide to Purposeful Living
Professor of Psychology at Kinjo Gakuin University and co-author of Rolefulness: A Guide to Purposeful Living, Professor Kato will share his research on rolefulness and how meaningful contribution shapes a life worth living.

NICHOLAS KEMP
The Mother of Ikigai
Author, speaker, and founder of Ikigai Tribe, Nicholas will introduce the pioneering work of psychiatrist Mieko Kamiya and explore the psychological needs that support ikigai across both personal and professional life.
JOIN US!
Limited spots available—reserve your place now!
Register below to reserve your place at this special Tokyo event. Limited to 20 participants.
JOIN US!
¥15,000
FAQ
The event will be conducted primarily in English.
However, there may be some Japanese commentary and bilingual interaction, particularly during discussion segments.
Light refreshments, sandwiches and coffee, will provided during the event. Participants are also welcome to eat lunch at the venue if desired.
What happens if I can’t attend after purchasing a ticket?
Due to the limited number of seats, tickets are non-refundable. However, participant substitutions may be permitted with prior notice.
Organisations wishing to send multiple participants are welcome to enquire about a small allocation of group places.
A limited Corporate Group Rate of ¥12,000 per person is available for bookings of three or more participants, subject to availability.
This dialogue offers valuable perspective for leaders and professionals seeking deeper insight into motivation, contribution, and meaningful engagement at work.
For corporate enquiries, please contact: support@ikigaitribe.com
Participation is confirmed upon full payment and is subject to availability due to limited seating.
All ticket purchases are final and non-refundable. If you are unable to attend, you may transfer your place to another participant by notifying the organiser at least 48 hours before the event.
The organiser reserves the right to make reasonable changes to the programme, including speakers, session topics, schedule, or venue where necessary. If an advertised speaker becomes unavailable, the organiser may substitute a comparable speaker, adjust the format, or revise the programme accordingly. Such changes do not entitle participants to a refund or discount.
Participants are expected to behave respectfully and professionally at all times. The organiser reserves the right to refuse admission or remove any participant whose behaviour is disruptive, inappropriate, unsafe, or inconsistent with the intended atmosphere of the event. No refund will be provided in such circumstances.
In the unlikely event that the organiser must cancel the event, a full refund of the ticket price will be issued. The organiser is not responsible for any travel, accommodation, or other incidental costs incurred by participants.
By attending the event, participants acknowledge that photography, video, or audio recording may take place for promotional and archival purposes.
These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of Japan.
