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Tomoki Matsuno

(He/Him)
Cambridge, Tokyo
As seen in: World Economic Forum, International Policy Digest, illuminem, Harvard Undergraduate Japan Policy Network
Covers:  Energy Security, Electricity Market, Japanese Domestic/Foreign Affairs, Digital Transformation, Public Policy
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Tomoki Matsuno’s Biography

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Tomoki Matsuno is a B.A. Candidate in Environmental Science and Public Policy at Harvard University, where he is also a Kenneth I. Juster Fellow at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs. His particular interests lie in energy security, electricity market, local economic development, and digital transformation policy.

Tomoki Matsuno’s Journalist Portfolio

Y20 Position Paper

Y20 Position Paper

A position paper created by the members of the 2019 Model G20 Task Force. I was a part of the team.

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Transformation of Company Town - Hitachi City

Transformation of Company Town - Hitachi City

Exploring The Postwar Historical Implications of Hitachi City in Industry

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Abe's Lasting Legacies - Contrast in People's Reactions to his Death

Abe's Lasting Legacies - Contrast in People's Reactions to his Death

On July 12th, I was on a street next to the Zōjō-ji Temple in Tokyo with a massive crowd waiting for the hear…

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Japan’s hydrogen gamble: What the world can learn | illuminem

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By Tomoki Matsuno
| illuminem
• Japan has envisioned a 'hydrogen society,' integrating hydrogen across sectors from transportation and steel production to gas and electricity • Japan promotes hydrogen use in power generation, gas blending and passenger vehicles, but this expansive scope raises questions about strategic focus and feasibility • Japan’s journey highlights the need for tailored national strategies that align technology, market design and geopolitical realities As the global pursuit of clean energy...
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Japan’s hydrogen gamble: Learning from Japan's energy bet

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By Tomoki Matsuno
| World Economic Forum
Opinion Energy TransitionApr 29, 2025 Hydrogen stations could pop up across Japan Image: REUTERS/Issei Kato Kenneth I. Juster Fellow, Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University Japan has envisioned a 'hydrogen society,' integrating hydrogen across sectors from transportation and steel production to gas and electricity.
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Abe’s Lasting Legacies - Contrast in People’s Reactions to his Death

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By Tomoki Matsuno
| Harvard Undergraduate Japan Policy Network
Updated: Feb 21 Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Leaves Behind an Immeasurable Imprint on Japan ※This article is also published on International Policy Digest (https://intpolicydigest.org/abe-s-lasting-legacies-contrast-in-people-s-reactions-to-his-death/). Article By Tomoki Matsuno '25 August 3rd, 2022 On July 12th, I was on a street next to the Zōjō-ji Temple in Tokyo with a massive crowd waiting for the hearse carrying former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to pass by.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Write on the change in Japanese educational environment with COVID-19

How is social media changing news?

It diversified the perceptions of the news both in good and bad ways.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

It means to truly understand the distinction between news and your personal opinions and accurately represent the objective info and public.