Explore a vision for a co-creating society based on experiences in Japan in this 14-minute TEDxKyoto talk by Oussouby SACKO. Delve into the concept of embracing globalization and diversity while preserving cultural identity, with a focus on Kyoto. Examine the importance of cross-cultural exchanges and understanding differences, while considering the challenges of globalization. Discover the significance of "reading the air" (Kuki wo yomu) in Japanese high-context culture. Reflect on three key questions: "Who am I? Who are you? Who are we?" to foster dialogue and create a symbiotic society. Learn about social design methods embodying the 'Commons' spirit and the collective efforts needed to build a vibrant co-creation society. Gain insights from SACKO's unique perspective as a Mali-born academic who has lived and worked in Japan for decades, specializing in spatial anthropology and community revitalization.