The Street Outreach Team at Antinatalism Japan had its 30th outreach event on the afternoon of Sunday, April 19, 2026 at Takadanobaba Station Square in Shinjuku, Tokyo. 2 ANJ members and a supporter participated and held up 7 different signs, drawing the attention of passers-by. This particular event saw many more interested people, some of whom took pictures of us Shown below are the 7 signs used at this event.

The Street Outreach Team at Antinatalism Japan had its 28th outreach event on the afternoon of Saturday, February 21, at the public space near NEWoMan Shinjuku. 2 ANJ members participated and held up 6 different signs, drawing the attention of passers-by. 2 English speakers got interested and approached us to ask questions.

Listed below are the street outreach events we plan to have in April, May, and June 2026. If you would like to join any of them, let us know by pressing the 'join' button for each event. You are very welcome to join us late or leave early if you need to! Visit the home page of the Street Outreach Team to find all other outreach events currently planned.

Listed below are the street outreach events we plan to have in January, February, and March 2026. If you would like to join any of them, let us know by pressing the 'join' button for each event. You are very welcome to join us late or leave early if you need to! Updated on Mar 4 New date and time for SOE 29: 14:00-16:00 on Sun, Mar 8

The Street Outreach Team at Antinatalism Japan had its 27th outreach event on the afternoon of Sunday, January 25, at Takadanobaba Station Square in Shinjuku, Tokyo. 2 ANJ members participated and held up 5 different signs, drawing the attention of passers-by. The bitter cold of the day, however, meant no one approached us to have a conversation, and only very few seemed to take pictures of us, making this event a particularly quiet one. Shown below are the 5 signs used

The Street Outreach Team at Antinatalism Japan had its first outreach event of the new year in the morning of Thursday, January 1, at Jingu-bashi near Harajuku Station in Tokyo. 2 ANJ members participated and held up 6 signs, drawing the attention of passers-by, some of whom seemed interested and took photos of us. 4 people in total talked to us, including a child-free English speaker who showed some sympathy for our view and a couple of Japanese speakers who seemed to find