Inspire High

Inspire High is an EdTech company based in Tokyo, founded in 2019.

It connects teenagers and students with creative professionals and changemakers through interactive, story-driven educational programs. These programs aim to bridge the gap between traditional classroom learning and real-world experiences by inviting distinguished professionals to share their insights and life lessons. The company offers 50-minute interactive video sessions designed for classroom use. Each session includes input from a guide, student exploration of themes, peer feedback, and reflection. Inspire High has produced 40 programs featuring notable figures, such as Taiwan's Digital Minister Audrey Tang and Afghani entrepreneur Shabana Basij-Rasikh. The platform has engaged over 20,000 students across more than 100 schools in Japan, with plans for expansion into middle and high schools both domestically and internationally.