Sedona Forum –
Tokyo
On January 15, 2026, Sedona Forum – Tokyo brought together high-level leaders from government, business, academia, and civil society across the U.S. and Asia-Pacific region. The one-day event, built on the Sedona Forum’s reputation for candid dialogue and impactful policy discussion, featured a series of thought-provoking panels and interactive discussions focused on emerging security challenges and strategic competition in Asia.
The U.S.-Japan Alliance -
Advancing Freedom, Innovation and Security in Asia and Beyond
Asia and Japan held deep significance to Senator John McCain and his family, many of whom served there. The McCain family, along with the Institute, understands that Japan is critical to maintaining global security and democracy. As common challenges increase in complexity, the need for more connectivity among Japanese and U.S. decisionmakers becomes more urgent. The McCain Institute is proud to bring its convening power to Tokyo—an epicenter of strategic importance—as we honor the Senator’s legacy by launching the first international edition of the Sedona Forum.
