That Is Not "Information"

A session built around the question of what actually deserves to be called information. The title matches Richard Saul Wurman's book on information design, published in Japanese as それは「情報」ではない。, and the evening slot is the one UX DAYS TOKYO uses for its book-based study sessions, so the expected focus is the gap between a pile of data or facts and information that carries meaning for the person receiving it. It runs online on Friday, 18 September 2026, from 19:00 to 22:00. The full description and materials are shared only with participants and presenters, so the public connpass page carries no body text. Registration goes through connpass. The session suits practitioners working on information architecture and content design, and anyone thinking about how to communicate complex information inside a product.