Atelier Shinkai | Face-to-Face Only | ¥7,000
Maximum 5 participants
A rare in-person reflection and visioning workshop inside the gallery space of Atelier Shinkai.
No recording. No hybrid option. Just real presence, connection, and creative energy.
Together, we’ll use the globally loved Year Compass format to gently review your past year and design a meaningful vision for the year ahead — all supported by reflection, conversation, and hands-on creativity.
🌱 What to Expect
Morning — Review 2026
Guided prompts, quiet writing time, and small-group sharing to help you make sense of the year: your accomplishments, key lessons, challenges, and insights.
Lunch — Local Kyojima Spot (Lunch not included)
We’ll walk to one of the neighborhood’s favourite restaurants. You can order freely and pay individually.
Afternoon — Visioning 2027
Turn your reflections into direction. You’ll explore your hopes for 2027, then create a personal vision board to anchor your year ahead.
🕒 Schedule (9:30–14:00)
9:30 Doors open
9:45 Pause & check-in
10:00 2026 Year in Review (Pg 4–7)
10:25 Sharing
10:35 2026 Year in Review (Pg 8–11)
11:00 Sharing
11:15 Lunch (not included)
12:00 Pause & check-in
12:10 2027 Visioning (Pg 15–18)
12:35 Sharing
12:45 Break
12:55 Vision board creation
13:30 Sharing
13:50 Close
14:00 End
Optional Add-On: Silent Book Club
15:00–17:00
After the workshop, Atelier Shinkai will host a Silent Book Club session.
You are warmly welcome to stay, bring a book, and enjoy quiet reading time together.
📎 What to Bring
Download your Year Compass: https://yearcompass.com/
(Printout or digital — your choice)Cardboard inserts (e.g., Amazon box flaps) for your vision board
Magazines or images you’d like to use
Scissors, glue
Water bottle (optional — hot drinks & water provided)
About Jennifer Shinkai
Jennifer is a Tokyo-based facilitator, coach, and creative practitioner passionate about identity, inclusion, and human connection. Known for her ability to create deeply meaningful, psychological safe spaces, Jennifer integrates concepts of mindfulness, Ikigai, and communal reflection into her work. As an artist and facilitator, she loves exploring the storytelling power of everyday objects and helping people navigate complex cultural contexts through collaborative experiences.