We would like to share an update regarding the Bright Nest children’s events scheduled in Japan this summer. Nearly all tickets sold out within 24 hours after the release, and even the additional sessions we opened due to high demand have been filling up quickly.There are still a few tickets remaining for some sessions, but most events are already fully booked. We also still have limited spots available for our adult focused sessions designed for educators and parents. 🔗See

Thank you so much for the overwhelming response to our website launch.All tickets sold out within just 24 hours , and I am truly grateful for all of your support. I received countless messages asking: “Can you add more spots?” “Can you expand the age range?” “Can you host events for educators and parents as well?” After listening carefully, I’m excited to announce new event sessions, new age categories, and a new city added to our tour. Newly Added Events ① Tokyo & Osaka: Exp

We are deeply grateful to share that within just 10 hours of launching our official website, multiple events were completely sold out. Thank you to everyone who registered and to all who shared such kind and encouraging messages. Your support means more to us than words can express. We have also received many thoughtful requests, including: • Increasing the number of event slots • Hosting programs for educators and parents • Offering events designed for older children In resp

We are pleased to announce the launch of the official Bright Nest website. This website serves as a central platform to share our mission, ongoing projects, and services dedicated to bridging Japanese and American early childhood education. Here, you will find updates on our bilingual education initiatives, community programs, workshops, and personalized support services. Bright Nest is committed to creating spaces where children, families, and educators can learn, connect, a

Bright Nest is moving forward with its vision to establish a warm, inclusive bilingual daycare in the United States—designed as a place where children feel safe, loved, and supported in their growth. Led by founder Moe Yamamoto, the project is rooted in a deep commitment to early childhood education that honors both Japanese developmental values and U.S. evidence-based practices. Through this initiative, Bright Nest aims to create not only a high-quality learning environment

In December 2025, Bright Nest founder Moe Yamamoto hosted her first in-person community gathering in the United States, Meet MoMo in NYC, bringing together people interested in early childhood education, international careers, and cross-cultural learning. The event featured a talk by Moe, where she shared her personal journey and professional experiences, including: Her educational and career path in both Japan and the United States Practical insights into working in early