Tokyo Loop helps English-speaking residents, visitors, founders, students, and solo planners find useful events and local resources. Founding-partner pilots are reviewed for fit, with clear labels, source-first editorial rules, and reporting limited to inventory we can actually measure.
Audience
Residents, visitors, founders, students
Inventory
Events, resources, tracked reports
Rule
Labeled placements only
Private beta
Buyer fit
Festivals, pop-ups, language exchanges, venue launches
Inventory
Labeled event-page and eligible roundup placement, source-click tracking, and a delivery report.
Guardrail
No attendance promise. Event must pass the same source and usefulness review as free listings.
Private beta
Buyer fit
Local services, classes, venues, tours, useful Tokyo tools
Inventory
Labeled resource or contextual placement, tracked outbound link, and a performance note.
Guardrail
Placement is labeled and cannot buy organic ranking, badges, or editorial verification.
Private beta
Buyer fit
Connectivity, luggage, language learning, housing, relocation, travel utilities
Inventory
A bounded website campaign across relevant event, area, or resource surfaces with tracked clicks.
Guardrail
Affiliate and partner links stay disclosed near the link, with non-paid alternatives where useful.
Private beta
Buyer fit
Coworking spaces, accelerators, founder groups, professional communities
Inventory
Eligible source-checked community or event visibility on relevant website surfaces, with a delivery report.
Guardrail
Best for useful recurring communities, not broad display advertising.
Tokyo Loop will consider partner links and sponsorships when the offer reduces friction for planning life in Tokyo. Affiliate payout never determines organic ranking.
Markets, festivals, recurring socials, classes, pop-ups, exhibitions, and venue openings.
Likely surfaces
Event pages, eligible map/list and roundup visibility, tracked source links.
Phone plans, eSIM, luggage storage, language schools, housing, relocation, transit tools.
Likely surfaces
Resources, starter guides, contextual event-detail modules, tracked outbound links.
English-friendly tours, food experiences, workshops, local-hosted activities, ticket partners.
Likely surfaces
Food and event category pages, eligible roundups, resource cards, tracked outbound links.
Coworking, startup hubs, founder communities, career rooms, operator events.
Likely surfaces
Founder events, category pages, verified community pages, tracked outbound links.
Every paid pilot should end with a simple report, not vague brand-lift language.
Labels stay visible near the placement so users understand what is editorial and what is paid.
Best early buyers already help people decide where to go, who to meet, or what tool to use.
Sponsorship should help the product stay alive without making Tokyo Loop feel bought. These rules are the default until a formal policy replaces them.
Sponsored content is labeled near the placement.
Paid placement buys distribution, not organic ranking or verification.
Original source links stay visible on event pages.
Tokyo Loop does not sell raw user lists.
Lead-gen requires explicit opt-in and a named recipient partner.
Direct checkout for third-party events is out of scope until legal, tax, refund, and support review.
We will recommend the smallest measurable website pilot that fits. Newsletter and social inventory are only considered after real delivery and reach have been verified; they are not promised by this form.
Submit the original event source first. If it meets the editorial standard, we can discuss a clearly labeled distribution pilot separately.