Coherence in pseudo.monoids In the  article of A. Joyal and R. Street:
Braided tensor categories, (Adv. Math. N.102 (1993), no. 1, 20-78, doi:10.1006/aima.1993.1055)
they define a tensor object (or pseudo.monoids) in a monoidal 2-category $\mathcal{C}$ (a monoidal structure on the underling category where all data are 2-natural too) as a 6-pla $(A, m , e, \alpha, \lambda, \rho)$ where
$A\in\mathcal{C}$, $m: A \otimes   A \to  A$, $e: I \to  A$, and 2-isomorphisms:
$\alpha : m \ast (m \otimes  1) \Rightarrow  m \ast (1 \otimes  m) : A \otimes  A \otimes   A\to A $, $\rho: m\ast Ae \Rightarrow 1_A $, $\lambda: m\ast eA \Rightarrow 1_A $ where $Ae: A \cong A \otimes I \xrightarrow{1\otimes e} A\otimes A$ similarly for $eA$ and $AeA$ ecc. and we leave out canonical isomorphisms of $\mathcal{C}$.
With the following axioms:
MA) the composition:
$m\circ (m\otimes 1)\circ (m\otimes 1\otimes 1) \xrightarrow{m\circ( \alpha\otimes 1)}
m\circ (m\otimes 1)\circ (1\otimes m\otimes 1) \xrightarrow{\alpha\otimes 1}
m\circ (1\otimes m)\circ (1\otimes m\otimes 1) \xrightarrow{m\circ (1\otimes \alpha)}m\circ (1\otimes m)\circ (1\otimes 1\otimes m)$ 
is equal to:
$m\circ (m\otimes 1)\circ (m\otimes 1\otimes 1) \xrightarrow{\alpha\otimes 1}
m\circ (1\otimes m)\circ (m\otimes 1\otimes 1) \xrightarrow{=}
m\circ (m\otimes 1)\circ (1\otimes 1\otimes m) \xrightarrow{\alpha\otimes 1}
m\circ (1\otimes m)\circ (1\otimes 1\otimes m)$
MU) the composition:
$m\circ(m\otimes 1)\circ (AeA) \xrightarrow{m\circ(\rho^{-1}\otimes 1)} m
\xrightarrow{m\circ  \lambda}  m\circ(1\otimes m)\circ AeA$ is equal to:
$m\circ(m\otimes 1)\circ (AeA) \xrightarrow{\alpha\circ AeA}  m\circ(1\otimes m)\circ AeA$
If we consider a pseudo-monoid in the  monoidal 2-category $Cat$ (with cartesian monoidal structure) we get a usual (small) monoidal category, and by G. Kelly theorems all diagrams of canonical isomorphisms are commutative, but this is like saying that all the (two dimensional) diagram built by canonical 2-cells are commutative (or coherent).
I ask: Is this true in general? Are all the cell diagrams of a pseudomponoids (built using only the canonical $\alpha, \rho, \lambda$ the tensor composition, and the canonical isomorphisms of $\mathcal{C}$) coherent?
I just know that a pseudo-monoid is a particular tricategory (with the theorem of triequivalence to a Gray-enriched category), but in this full-generality we have only a "weak coherence" (no all diagrams commute).
EDIT:
Edit: Given a diagram of canonical cells on $\mathcal{C}$ one could think to use some "kind of Yoneda lemma" for traslate the question on $Cat$, the fault is that  $[-, X]: \mathcal{C}^{op}\to Cat$  don't preserve (neither has a some kind of correlation to) the monoidal product $\otimes$. But if $X$ is a $\otimes$-monoid then
$[-, X]: \mathcal{C}^{op}\to Cat$ is a monoidal functors 
(from the morphisms-dual (the some monoidal product) of $\mathscr{C}$ to the monoidal cartesian structure of $Cat$)  
and if applied on a  pseudo-monoid of $\mathcal{C}$ maps it in a pseudo-monoid of $Cat$ (diagrams (MF1), (MF2), (MF3) p. 473 of Kelly, Eilenberg "Closed Categories", then if applied to a cells diagrams (relative to a pseudo-monoid) we get a similar diagram (relative to  pseudo-monoid image)
(the some if $X$ is a comonoid and consider $[X,-]: \mathcal{C} \to Cat$, if $X$ is a pseudo-monoid $[-, X]$ is a pseudo.monoidal functors i.e. the diagrams  (MF1), (MF2), (MF3) commuting but 2-isomorphisms).
Now the functors  $[X, -]$ ($X\in \mathcal{C}$ simply) are useful because they are collectively faithful (locally too) (then if their images is ever a coherent diagram the initial diagram is coherent), but in our situation we have to use only monoids $X$ (no simple objects).
Then the second question is: Has a monoidal 2-category $\mathcal{C}$ enough-monoids (i.e. the family of $[-, X]$ for $X$ monoid, is (locally) faithful) ? 
If we  request $\mathcal{C}$ representable as 2-category (i.e. with comma objects) has it enough-monoids?
EDIT:
I did this partial answer (enough for many results):
Given a 2-category $\mathscr{A}$ and a object  $G \in  C$ we define the category  $\mathscr{A} \searrow G$ with object of type $(A, a)$, $a: A \to  G$ and morphisms of type $(f, \phi ): (A, a) \to  (B, b)$, $f: A \to  B$, $\phi : a \Rightarrow  b \circ f$ and natural composition and unities. Let $(G, \alpha, \lambda , \rho, m, e)$ a pseudomonoid of a monoidal 2-category $\mathscr{C}$, and consider the full subcategory $ \widetilde{G} \subset  \mathscr{C} \searrow G$ where objets are defined by induction as:
1) $(I, e)$ and $(G, 1_G)$ are object of  $\widetilde{G}$.
2) if $(X, x), (Y, y)$ are object of  $\widetilde{G}$ then so is also  their monoidal product $(X, x) \otimes  (Y, y)$ defined as
$(X \otimes Y, m\circ (x \otimes   y))$.
Now $\widetilde{G}$ has a monoidal structure, with $(I, e)$ as unity object, monoidal product defined as above, with canonical isomorphism defined by induction using the elements $\alpha, \lambda , \rho, m,  e$  (I seems that work, it is tedious but no hard).
Then we have a partial results: all diagram of cells (having a final vertex $G$ corresponding to canonical diagrams of $\widetilde{G}$) are coherent.
If we suppose that $\mathscr{C}$  has a symmetry, can generalize a bit because  a monoidal product of copies of $G$ or $I$ become the monoidal product of the pseudo.monoids $G$ or $I$, and a reasoning similar to above (make a new induction building, that start from a  object already built with the prior induction) concludes the proof.  
 A: The same coherence result (though restricted to Gray monoids rather than general monoidal bicategories) is also proved in
Steve Lack, A Coherent Approach to Pseudomonads, Advances in Mathematics, Volume 152, Issue 2, 2000, Pages 179–202, doi:10.1006/aima.1999.1881
see Remark 3.6.
A: The fact that “all diagrams commute” in a general pseudomonoid follows easily from Chapters 5 and 6 of my PhD thesis, which shows how both the statement and the proof of Mac Lane’s coherence theorem for monoidal categories can be reinterpreted as being about pseudomonoids in an arbitrary monoidal bicategory.
A: Analogues of MacLane's coherence results for unbraided, braided and symmetric pseudomonoid objects in unbraided, braided and symmetric Gray monoids are proven in my paper 'Coherence for braided and symmetric pseudomonoids' (https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.09354).
In this work, the statement that 'all diagrams commute' is implied by biequivalence of the 'free Gray monoid on a pseudomonoid signature' to a locally discrete monoidal bicategory. Although all results are for Gray monoids only, those for unbraided and symmetric Gray monoids should be transferable to general monoidal and symmetric monoidal bicategories by known coherence results.
The approach is somewhat different to that taken by Lack, being based on higher dimensional graphical rewriting.
