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March - April 2020
Tokyo | Japan
WELCOME GUIDE
28th - 29th Showa Women’s University
1-7-57 Taishido, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
March, 2020 154-8533, Japan
東京都世田谷区太子堂１丁目７-５７
QWS Shibuya - Shibuya Scramble
Square - 15th Floor
2-24-12 Shibuya, Shibuya CIty
Tokyo, Japan 1500002
SHIBUYA QWS（渋谷キューズ） 東
京都渋谷区渋谷二丁目24番12号
HELLO
TOKYO!
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ARE YOU
READY TO
CHANGE THE
WORLD?
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Regionals 2020 Summits
March 6-7th March 14-15th March 28-29th April 17-18th
Bangkok Ramallah Tokyo Lima
Islamabad Melbourne
Beirut March 20-21st April 3-4th
Kuala Lumpur Tunis April 24-25th
March 13-14th Abuja Dhaka Toronto
Amman Cairo Bogota
Boston April 9-10-11th Nairobi
March 27-28th Ho Chi Minh City Santo Domingo
Monterrey
March 13-14-15th London
Ankara
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Dear Students
“The worse thing The Hult Prize is going on 11 years now, and there was never a better time
that can happen to to join this movement. This year, the program saw participants from more
anybody is to get up than 1,500 universities and 121 countries, and there were 300,000 students
every day and start working in teams to come up with projects that make a difference; those
are impressive numbers. This is the world’s largest student movement
the day believing that
for impact.
every one of your
tomorrows will be just I love the Hult Prize because it deals with what I think is the most
like yesterday.” important, and generally overlooked, question that we have to face in our
complicated interdependent worlds - where so many good things and so
many troubling things are happening at once - which is ‘how’. Anybody
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can talk about problems, and Governments, Foundations, and wealthy
people can give money towards solving them, but people still have to
figure out HOW to turn their good intentions into positive changes that
move other peoples’ lives and empower them. That’s what the Hult Prize
student teams seek to achieve every year and I’m grateful to all those who
have, and will, participate.
The 2020 Hult Prize Challenge is asking students to create bold businesses
for a better planet that generate positive impact on the environment with
every sale. The earth is our only home and we must protect, restore and
fund it. It is so very important to educate ourselves, and remember that
the change starts from within. For far too long, defenders of the status quo
have argued they simply cannot afford the economic burden of preserving
clean air, safe water, a vibrant wildlife and a decent future for our children
and grandchildren. Yet, all the evidence suggests otherwise, that what’s
good for the environment ultimately will be good for the economy too.
I therefore believe that this challenge, to develop an idea that provides
positive net impact on the environment with every sale completed, and
reaches no fewer than a million consumers within the next decade, is
particularly important in the current global context.
Wishing you all great success,
William J. Clinton,
42nd President of the United Stated of America and
Founding Chairman, Clinton Foundation
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Dear Attendees
On behalf of all of us here at the Hult Prize Foundation, congratulations! “Anything is possible
Making it this far is a BIG deal and is an accomplishment that will last IF you believe that
a lifetime. Every year hundreds of thousands of young people from struggling together
colleges and universities across the world come together around the is better than
Hult Prize to think big, be bold and work hard towards solving some of
prospering alone.”
humanity’s biggest challenges. We join hands in the hope of creating a
better world for all, through the sharing of new ideas, building stronger
communities and making long lasting connections that will inspire us to
have a lifetime of impact. At the Hult Prize, we have spent more than
a decade inspiring and leading young people to think differently about
how business can transform lives and be used as a force for good. Our
4 programs and events are custom tailored to change the trajectory of
young people at their most critical inflection points, converting ordinary
degree seeking students into game-changing impact entrepreneurs.
Since being founded, the Hult Prize movement has mobilized millions
of young people, challenging each of them to rethink our future, and
providing the learning and knowledge needed to create the change
they want to see in the world.
We are humbled that our flagship challenge has grown to become a
benchmark program for startup-entrepreneurship and that our learning
initiatives continue to breed disruptive innovation on nearly 2,500 college
and university campuses across 121 plus countries. None of our work
would be possible without the commitment and tireless contributions
of our global staff, phenomenal campus directors and their teams along
with our 30,000+ student workforce - whom I thank tremendously.
Good luck at Regionals and remember that irrespective of the outcome,
you are invited to join me at one of our Impact Break events happening
beach side in Cancun and the Dead Sea later this year, where I will be
personally participating in the selection of additional wildcard teams
who will be invited to attend our Global Accelerator.
Remember to have fun, be bold and always be kind. If you get a chance,
please take some time to thank our amazing organizers, community
judges, mentors, experts, advisors, university officials, your parents
and everyone else who has given their time to nurture and support
a generation of young people that are poised to lead a generation to
change the world.
Thank you for joining us. I love you all.
Ahmad Ashkar,
Founder and CEO | Hult Prize Foundation
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5 Practical Details
Showa Women’s University
1-7-57 Taishido, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
154-8533, Japan
東京都世田谷区太子堂１丁目７-５７
QWS Shibuya - Shibuya Scramble
Square - 15th Floor
2-24-12 Shibuya, Shibuya CIty
Tokyo, Japan 1500002
SHIBUYA QWS（渋谷キューズ） 東
京都渋谷区渋谷二丁目24番12号
Shotaro Nakada
shotaro@hultprizejapan.com
+81 903228 9694
Priya Sultan
priya.sultan@hultprize.org
+31 6 41810440
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Code of Conduct
• Dress code is business. • All presentations must be sent to a
specified e-mail address when the
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• You always need to be on time , there preparation time is over.
is no buffer time in the schedule.
• For ease during the competition,
• Be assembled and ready to present the presentations also need to be
10 minutes prior to your time slot; submitted via USB stick; no further
late arrival can lead to exclusion edits or changes are permitted after
from parts or all of the event. submission.
• Even under the stress of competition, • We advise all teams to have a USB
please remember to be respectful stick on hand to share your final
and courteous to all participants, presentation.
volunteers, judges, and members
6 of the Hult Prize Committee. • Teams will have 10 minutes to present
their solution, broken down into a
• Keep your mobile phone on silent 6 minutes pitch and a 4 minutes
during the whole day (any mid- Questions & Answers with judges;
presentation disturbances may be be sure to prepare your presentation
penalized). accordingly.
• The Hult Prize Committee will not • Teams will participate in a peer
answer any case-related questions panel with the judges; remember
during preparation. to be respectful and thoughtful in
discussions.
• Bring your own Windows-compatible
visuals (presentations must be • Judges may engage your team in a
submitted in PowerPoint format). call-back session for further clarity
The host city computers are only on your proposal. This is not an
guaranteed to run PPT files. indication of advancement to the
evening round.
• Please remember that you may
need an adaptor for your laptop • Assign a timekeeper; the moderator
since host city outlets/plugs may will cut off any presentations longer
differ from those at home. than 6 minutes.
• Any breach of above may lead to
dismissal from the competition.
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The airport Haneda, Narita
provides
several
options for
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access into
the city:
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Traveling to Regional
City & Transportation
Tokyo has two major airports which connect (Airlines Haneda Airport )
directly to the city: Narita International http://www.haneda-airport.com/
Airport and Haneda Airport. Narita Airport
is about 60 kilometers east of Tokyo and
will take anywhere between 1 - 2 hrs Narita airport
depending on your destination in Tokyo. Address:1-1 Furugome,
Haneda airport is about 15 kilometers south Narita, Chiba 282-0004 ,Japan
of Tokyo and will take anywhere between
30 mins - 1 hr to travel into the city. Tel:+81-04-7634-8000
On arrival, you will find many transportation
options and information access points https://www.narita-airport.jp/en
in the terminals. The most convenient,
affordable, and fastest transports are the Transportation Options:
public buses and train lines. Both bus and
train options are quite reliable and easily Taxi
accessible. Ranks are easily accessible from both
Narita International Airport and Haneda
Haneda airport Airport. Please find the approximate fee
Address: Haneda-Kuko, Ota-Ku, below:
Tokyo 144-0041, Japan From Narita Airport to city centre
(Shibuya, Tokyo): 22,000 yen - 27,000
Tel:+ 81-03-5757-8111 yen (approximately 2 hours) (200-250
(Haneda Airport Contact) USD).
+ 81-03-5460-0511
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From Haneda Airport to city centre From Haneda Airport to Tokyo city
(Shibuya, Tokyo): 8,000 yen - 10,000 centre (Shibuya Station)
yen (approximately 45 mins) (70-90 Haneda airport (International terminal)
USD) to Shinagawa Station
• Name: Keikyu Airport Line (Train Color
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Bus: is RED)
Tickets can be purchased at various • Fee: 410yen (4 USD)
counters around the airport. Please inform • Time: About 15 mins
them of your destination in Tokyo and
they will suggest the most convenient ******CHANGE TRAINS
bus. Buses are safe and reliable, and most
have WiFi on board. Shinagawa station to Shibuya Station
Narita Airport bus (from Narita • Name: Yamanote Line (Train Color is
airport) YELLOW GREEN)
Narita airport (Any terminal) to Shibuya • Fee: 170yen ( 1.6 USD)
Excel Hotel Tokyu (near Shibuya station) • Time: About 10 mins
• Fee: 3,100 yen (30 USD)
• Time: About 2 hours Total fee: 580 yen (5.40 USD)
Haneda Airport bus (from Haneda Total Time: about 30 mins
airport)
8 Haneda airport (Any terminal) to Shibuya
Mark City(near Shibuya station)
• Fee: 1030 yen (10 USD)
• Time: About 1 hour
Trains:
From Narita International Airport to
Tokyo city centre (Shibuya Station)
Narita Airport station (Terminal 1) or Narita
Airport Terminal 2 to Nippori Station
• Name: Keisei Main Line (Train Color
is RED)
• Fee: About 1,000 yen (9 USD)
• Time: About 80 mins
*****CHANGE TRAINS
Nippori station to Shibuya Station
• Name: Yamanote Line (Train Color is
YELLOW GREEN)
• Fee: 200yen (2 USD)
• Time: About 30 min
Total fee: About 1,200 yen (11 USD)
Total Time: about 120 mins
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City Apps
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City Map
— Google Map
Find local businesses, view maps and get
9 driving directions in Google Maps.
Restaurant
— Retty
Japan’s No.1 social network for foodies
— ( Gurunabi)
Japan’s leading gourmet & restaurant
guide. Quickly search for restaurants by a
variety of criteria, such as cuisine, location,
nearest station, etc.
Taxi
— Japan Taxi
JapanTaxi has the best coverage nationally,
with more than 53,000 cars in all 47
prefectures.
Hotel
— agoda
— Airbnb
— Booking.com
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Accommodation
III. 4-Star Hotels
The Hult Prize Foundation does not
provide accommodation for teams 1. HOTEL ALLAMANDA AOYAMA
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participating in the regional summit. It is Fee 35,000yen/room (322 USD)
the responsibility of each team to secure From Station:1min on foot
their accommodation. All of the following
accommodation options have convenient 2. RIHGA ROYAL HOTEL TOKYO
access to the events main venue.
IV. 5-Star Hotels
I. Hostel 1. RITZCARLTON TOKYO
Fee:80,000yen/room (736 USD)
1. Wise Owl Hostels Shibuya From Station:
Fee: 4,500yen/person (42 USD) directly connected to the station
From Station: 15 min on foot
2. THE CAPITOL HOTEL TOKYU TOKYO
Fee:75,000yen/room (690 USD)
2. The Millennials Shibuya From Station:
10 Fee: 4,500yen/person (42 USD) directly connected to the station
From Station: 8 min on foot
3. ANDERS TOKYO
Fee:70,000yen/room (644 USD)
3. IMANO TOKYO Hostel From Station:5min on foot
Fee:3,500yen/person ( 32 USD)
From Station:4min on foot V. Others
#Capsule Hotel
II. 3-Star Hotels First Cavin
Fee:6,200yen/person (57 USD)
1. SHIBUYA EXCEL HOTEL TOKYU From Station:8min on foot
Fee: 16,000yen/person (150 USD)
From Station: 2 min on foot The ninjya house
Fee:6.809yen/room (62 USD)
2. CERULEAN TOWER TOKYU
Fee:13,000yen/person (120 USD) Airbnb
From Station:5 min on foot
Hostel World
3. SHIBUYA STREAM EXCEL HOTEL TOKYU
Fee:11,000yen/person (100 USD)
From Station:
directly connected to the station
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Fun Facts About Tokyo
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Tokyo is the largest metropolitan
area in the world, hosting over 36 PHRASES IN
million people spread over three
prefectures. LOCAL LANGUAGE
Tokyo is host of the 2020 Olympics 1. Hi: Hi
Games. 2. I am: Watashi wa ____ desu
3. How are you?: Genki desu ka?」
Shibuya Crossing is said to be the
4. Good: iine」
busiest crossing in the world. As
many as 2500 people can be seen 5. My name is: Watashi no namae wa」
crossing the street at the same time, 6. Thank you: Arigato」
coming from all directions. This 7. I’m sorry: Gomen nasai」
spectacle is said to be similar to 8. Yes: hai」
watching marbles being spilled out of 9. No: 「iie
a box. 10. What’s your name?: 「Anata no namae
wa?」
11. Where is the?: 「~ha dokodesuka?」
Can I have?: (how to ask for something)
~kudasai」
12. Sorry I don`t understand: 「Gomen
nasai. Wakarimasen. 」
13. How much it costs?: 「Ikura desuka
14. Bye: 「Sayo nara」
2020 Regional SummitsItinerary*
Saturday LOCATION
1:00-3:00PM Registration
Welcome Orientation Showa
3:00-5:00PM and Training Women’s
University
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6:30 - 8:30 PM NetworkingReception
Networking reception
5:00-7:00PM
(snacks & drinks will be served)
Sunday LOCATION
07:30- 08:15AM Presentation/USB Submission
6:30 - 8:30 PM Networking
RegistrationReception
& Breakfast
07:30-09:00AM
Preliminary Round:
9:00-11:00AM Morning Presentations
11:00-11:30AM Peer Feedback Session
Showa
12 Women’s
11:30-12:00PM Callback Session University
12:00-1:00PM Lunch
1:00-3:00PM Preliminary Round:
Afternoon Presentations
3:00-3:30PM Peer Feedback Session
Judges’ Deliberation
3:30-4:00PM
and Callback Session
4:00PM-5:30PM
Break and Transfer to Evening Venue
5:30-6:00PM Evening Registration
6:00-6:15PM Opening Ceremony
QWS
6:15-7:45PM Regional Final Presentations
Shibuya
-
7:45-8:15PM Judges' Deliberation Shibuya
Scramble
8:15-8:30PM Award Ceremony Square
8:30-10:00PM Evening Reception
10:00-3:00AM
*Places After Party
and times are subject to change.
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Leading a Generation
To Change The World
YEAR UN’S SDGS HULT PRIZE CHALLENGE ENTREPRENEUR UNIVERSITY
13 WINNER
2010 EDUCATION
2011 CLEAN WATER
2012 ENERGY POVERTY
2013 GLOBAL FOOD CRISIS
2014 HEALTHCARE
EARLY CHILDHOOD
2015 EDUCATION
2016 DOUBLING INCOME
2017 REFUGEE CRISIS
HARNESSING THE POWER
2018 OF ENERGY
2019 YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT
BOLD BUSINESSES FOR A
2020 BETTER PLANET
Challenge in Progress
2020 Regional SummitsHult Prize
By Numbers
HULT PRIZE
BY NUMBERS
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+2,100,000
+1,600,000 Empowered to solve
+121
the most critical social
STUDENTS STUDENTS problems
Countries
Empowered with the tools and Represented by Hult Prize
mindset to change the world entrepreneurs
through business
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200,000 30,000
Startup Business Judges and Mentors
Ideas Generated
14 300,000
Throughout the annual 50,000
Improving thousands
Hult Prize challenges of ideas
Startup Business Judges and Mentors
Ideas Generated Improving thousands
Through leveraging our of ideas
50,000,000
breakthrough methodology
+120
Man Hours Countries
Per year invested in Participating in the global
pitching, judging and competition program
developing entrepreneurs
+50,000 300,000
Student Workforce Annual Participants
+20,000
Coming together
every year to
100,000
Making us the world’s largest
impact entrepreneurs training
Volunteers
lead a generation to Annual Aplications
program
change the world!
Per year helping to Representing more than
Lead a Generation to 45% increase year-on-year
Change The World
100,000,000 +$50,000,000
+$65,000,000
Man Hours INVESTED IN THE IMPACT SECTOR
INVESTED IN THE IMPACT SECTOR
Per year invested in
training, pitching, judging,
organizing and developing
entrepreneurs
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Hult Prize On Campus are student hubs on
college and university campuses around the
world that inspire, educate, train and curate a
hyper localized community of changemakers.
Students franchise global Hult Prize methodology
and bring award winning programs to their
university campus, including an On-Campus
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final pitch round which allows the winning
team to fast track into a regional round of
the US$1M flagship startup program.
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Win A Spot At Our
US$1M Accelerator!
Impact Break is a four-day festival that brings young people around
the world together for the experience of a lifetime. You’ll find beach
parties, cutting edge workshops, cash prizes, local community
based impact tours, and more!
16 Impact Break events also serve as our Official Hult Prize Wildcard
where up to 20 startups will receive an invitation to attend the
Global Hult Prize Accelerator and win US$1,000,000 in startup
capital.
impact-break.org
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Right after Regional Summits, winners worldwide
are moving forward to the Global Accelerator
“The winning team Winning teams from each of our 25+ Regional summit finals
in each Regional from across the world are having the chance to join the Hult
Summit will
spend 6 weeks in Prize Accelerator Program in Boston. A global ecosystem of
the accelerator, business leaders, mentors, investors, and corporate partners
building up their help forge a path for our students to become entrepreneurs
startup.” and support their development for life. Our network opens
doors to capital, mentorship, marketing, business development,
customer acquisition, and talent recruitment.
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COACHING FACILITIES NETWORKING
MENTORSHIP TEAM BUILDING WORKSHOPS
2020 Regional SummitsTOP 6 TEAMS FROM
ACCELERATOR WILL
PITCH AT THE UN!
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Each year, the Hult Prize team issues a big bold challenge
aligned with a large market opportunity inspiring students
from over 120 countries to solve its greatest problem.
100,000 begin the journey, the top 50 get incubated in
our Global Accelerator in Boston and the top 6 teams
pitch for USD$1 Million in startup funding at the United
Nations Headquarters in New York.
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To Change The World
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