Meditation Enters a New Era with Japan's Quantified Meditation Challenge

The World Meditation League (WML) and All Here have launched Japan's first Quantified Meditation Challenge at Happo-en, Tokyo, marking a pivotal shift in meditation practice. This event transformed meditation into a competitive and quantifiable discipline through neuroscience. Attendees witnessed real-time brain activity and self-awareness displayed as measurable data.

Renowned architect Kengo Kuma introduced Zenbu Koko, an immersive meditation XR platform, blending architecture and nature. The Tokyo Quantified Meditation Challenge featured advanced neuro-imaging to visualize participants' meditation performance, turning inner silence into measurable achievement.

Challenger Hisami Tsurumori achieved the highest score, showcasing meditation's potential as a competitive discipline. Neuroscientist Prof. Ken Mogi emphasized the integration of technology and meditation to rediscover inner peace, suggesting a cultural shift towards Mindful Cities.