
Asian wealth allocation across macro cycles, regional markets, real estate, technology and digital assets · Japan · organizer release, 12 September 2026
The 4th Asian High Net Worth Wealth Forum (AHNW Forum — 第4回「アジア富裕層資産管理フォーラム」), hosted by the economic media outlet the3% with FinGroup K.K. as cooperation partner, was held in Toranomon, Tokyo on 12 September 2026 — the forum's 10th-anniversary edition and its largest to date. The organizer reports 220 attendees against 2,300 application-page views and 450 pre-registrations; roughly 99% were Chinese/Huaqiao residents of Japan, averaging about ten years in the country, with investable assets spanning tens of millions of yen to more than ten billion yen. Nine agenda speakers covered macro cycles, Japan market risk and opportunity, Hong Kong as an international financial centre, Japanese real-estate practice, global allocation frameworks, AI in cross-border management, Singapore in the AI era, real-world-asset tokenisation (RWA) in Japan, and digital assets as next-generation financial infrastructure — followed by a full-panel round table moderated by forum founder Kozuki Rikumi. No deals, allocations, fund sizes or net worth figures are asserted. The two stage photographs were published by Hash Global, a named cooperation partner, and carry the ‘AHNW FORUM · 4th Edition · TOKYO’ event branding; the exact venue is not publicly disclosed, so the GIS pin is placed on the publicly stated Toranomon district in Minato-ku, Tokyo.
Public city-centroid pin (venue not publicly disclosed) · Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan — district publicly stated; exact venue not disclosed, Tokyo, Japan · 35.6697, 139.7495 — real OpenStreetMap tiles (no AI / diffusion imagery).


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