A commemorative dinner marking the 185th anniversary of Hong Kong Possession Day, paired with a Cantopop singing competition celebrating the shared musical history of Hong Kong and Japan — held at Restaurant Alaska with views over Hibiya Park and the Tokyo skyline.
A Tokyo screening of the Hong Kong protest documentary Rather Be Ashes than Dust (寧化飛灰), with director Alan Lau in attendance for a post-screening Q&A moderated by Professor Ako Tomoko of the University of Tokyo — held on the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre.
The first commercial theatrical release of Love in the Time of Revolution (因為愛所以革命) in Japan — opening at Uplink Kichijoji on August 30, 2024, with director Twinkle Ngan travelling from the UK for ten consecutive nights of post-screening talks. All screenings in the first week sold out; additional dates were added at both Kichijoji and Uplink Kyoto.