RADIOLOGY EDUCATION AROUND THE GLOBE

Imaging in Japan 2026

May 31 - June 3, 2026 at The Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

June 5, 2026 Wellness and Business Mini-Conference at Hyatt Regency Kyoto

Welcome Dinner, Awards Dinner and Daily Hot Lunches Included

Will be USA CME Accredited for up to 29 hours

Scientific Director: Neil Rofsky

Faculty: Amish Doshi, Ella Kazerooni, Karen Lee, Donald Resnick, Neil Rofsky,

Kevin Rice and TBA

Join Global Radiology CME in Tokyo, Japan, for an exceptional educational experience from May 31 to June 4, 2025. This year’s conference takes place at the Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, a peaceful retreat set within one of the city’s most beautiful historic gardens. Imaging sessions will run from May 31 to June 3, offering the latest in diagnostic imaging across subspecialties. The scientific program, led by Neil M. Rofsky, MD, MHA, FSABI, FISMRM, FACR—Professor and System Chair at Mount Sinai in New York—brings together a global faculty and a fresh lineup of topics. Physicians from around the world will come together to learn, exchange ideas, and connect, kicking off with a welcome reception on the evening of May 31. This conference builds on the strong tradition established by previous Global Radiology CME meetings in Ireland, the UK, continental Europe, and the Middle East.

After Tokyo, the experience continues in Kyoto with a Wellness and Business Mini-Conference on June 5 at the Hyatt Regency Kyoto. Once the imperial capital of Japan, Kyoto is known for its timeless beauty, spiritual heritage, and slower pace. From the vermillion gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine to the peaceful bamboo groves of Arashiyama, Kyoto offers a perfect setting to reflect, recharge, and engage in thoughtful leadership discussions. This one-day extension complements the scientific program in Tokyo with a focus on wellness, professional development, and the deeper cultural traditions of Japan.

Japan offers an ideal backdrop for combining learning with exploration. Whether you’re admiring the perfect cone of Mount Fuji, taking in Tokyo’s electric energy, or relaxing in a traditional onsen, every part of the journey is rich in experience. The country’s excellent rail system makes it easy to visit nearby destinations like Nara, with its free-roaming deer and ancient temples, or Osaka, famous for its street food and lively nightlife. With its warm hospitality, stunning scenery, and deep cultural roots, Japan is a destination that will leave a lasting impression both personally and professionally.

Travel Video on Tokyo

Kyoto Travel Guide

As with all our previous conferences, this activity is planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME).

"The lectures were fantastic! The attendees are great and it is an awesome opportunity to interact with colleagues from around the world."

Andrea Zynda-Weiss, MD USA

Many thanks for the Copenhagen conference, very enjoyable and instructive."

Elizabeth L. - Australia

"I want to thank you for organizing this conference. I would rate this as the best conference I have ever been to!"

Wayne R. - USA

"What distinguishes your conference in addition to the excellent speakers and social itinerary is your very friendly personal touch."

Andrew K. - New Zealand

The Global Radiology CME Difference

We have world class faculty who teach what is absolutely essential to keep you up to date with the latest developments in medical imaging. Our faculty is made up of radiologists who are not only internationally renowned in their field but who are outstanding teachers. We strive to make efficient use of your time by breaking up the days by organ system. Our exciting meeting locations are carefully selected by the discerning Global Radiology CME team and we provide an opportunity to network and collaborate with fellow colleagues from around the world. We also recognize that many of our guests wish to supplement their educational experience with some leisure time; therefore, we warmly welcome accompanying family and friends to our extensive programming outside the scientific meeting.

Global Radiology CME is more than an education - it is an educational experience!

Imaging in Japan 2026 - Radiology CME in Tokyo and Kyoto

Imaging in Japan 2026 Congress Info

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Imaging in Japan 2026 Program

Tea House, Tokyo

Partake in a historic ritual where you savor traditional flavors and find tranquility in the heart of the city. Enjoy a moment of reflection amidst the urban landscape.

Tokyo Skytree

Towering above the skyline, Tokyo Skytree soars 634 meters (2080 feet) high. As the worlds tallest tower, it allows breathtaking, panoramic views of Japan's capital city.

Tokyo Station

Built in 1914, with a bustling underground city of train tracks, shops, and restaurants. This hub of activity seamlessly blends tradition and modernity.

Kevin Rice_Natalie Rice_Neil Rofsky at RSNA 2021

Global Radiology CME Japan Leadership Team

Kevin Rice, MD- President of Global Radiology CME, Neil Rofsky, MD- Scientific Program Director, Natalie Rice- VP Operations

"Thanks once again to Kevin and Natalie for a job well done organizing the congress in Israel. I thoroughly enjoyed the congress, food and entertainment." Zanele M, MBBS South Africa