Senspace × WPÜ Book Club is a bilingual (Japanese/English) gathering exploring books on technology and society. Open to readers of all backgrounds, the session invites thoughtful discussion in a relaxed, welcoming setting at the WPÜ Shinjuku Hotel Lounge.
This month’s book is The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi. While we recommend finishing the book, feel free to join as long as you’re open to discussion.
Senspace was built out of a simple frustration: our lives were scattered across apps that weren't designed for remembering. Camera rolls overflow, notes get lost, and the best moments end up buried in group chats. Senspace brings it all into one place — photos, videos, doodles, notes, links — a space that grows with you.
Each space is whatever you want it to be. A solo journal. A shared trip. A community project. Spaces can be kept private or opened up to others, added to daily or only when inspiration strikes. No templates, no algorithms, no pressure.
What makes it different is what people choose to share here. Blurry photos, half-baked thoughts, works in progress — things they wouldn't post anywhere else. Because Senspace isn't about performance. It's about keeping what matters.
Senspace is the app its creators wanted for themselves. Life doesn't fit neatly into feeds and stories, and memories deserve a home that respects that.
