TOKYO, February 25, 2025 — With aging populations on the rise, many countries face challenges in healthcare, workforce sustainability, and social support. In this discussion, Dr. Marlon Maus of UC Berkeley School of Public Health and Dr. Mai Kabayama of Osaka University examine Japan’s experience as one of the first super-aging societies. From public health initiatives to digital innovations and community-based approaches, learn how different strategies can help create healthier, more engaged aging communities worldwide. Jesper Koll, chair of policy committee at Asia Society Japan, moderates the session. (1 hr., 14 min.)