News & Updates

mymizu’s Mariko and Reiko shared with Starbucks blog about their stories about how they started using reusables, and the behavioral changes they are seeing now through their work.

mymizu was featured on national broadcaster TV Asahi!

mymizu was introduced on FUJI TV’s Mezamashi TV news program.

The interview highlights their passion that drove them to create mymizu. It also introduces how we aim to create a movement in Japan to reduce plastic waste with all of our community members and partners.

mymizu was featured in Asahi Newspaper on June 25th.

The article covers our work to tackle Plastic Waste through a combination of technology and community building, and our quest to "take over the world" with free water.

Our co-founder, Mariko McTier was featured in Business Insider Japan's article Mariko talked about how she gained clarity about her career path, her journey to developing mymizu, and the female role model's she drew inspiration from.

mymizu’s Co-founder Robin was selected among a handful of young entrepreneurs, humanitarians and inventors in MIT Technology Review’s inaugural “Innovators Under 35 Japan” awards in the beginning of this year. On April 12th, the magazine “MIT Technology Review Vol.3/Spring 2021 Innovation Issue” was published.

mymizu’s Mariko has been featured in Vogue Japan in the magazine's "women leaders" series. She discusses the "3.5% rule" for making a movement, as well as the people and experiences who have influenced her on the road to mymizu.

We believe that tackling environmental problems is all about creating a new culture - by replacing “disposable” with “timeless”, we can minimize our negative impacts in the environment.

mymizu’s Mariko spoke on Radio 1, NHK Late Night News on February 24th at 23:00. She talked about how the mymizu platform can be a first step towards solving today’s big environmental problems.

mymizu was featured in The Japan Times in both online and print versions. The article covers the myth of recycling, cultural issues around sustainable consumption, including SDGs and ESG, and the story of mymizu.

mymizu was interviewed by the Middle East's leading English-language daily news, Arab News.

Model, yoga instructor, and mymizu community member Mica and her sister Yuka took a mini trip with an Audi Japan’s enron Sportback (all-electric vehicle).

mymizu's Mariko is featured as one of the "100 Self-Made Women" in the newest edition of Forbes Japan.