Kochi Prefecture x Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in Food Tech Forum

Conference Theme
Creating the Future of Kochi's Food with Technology
Day & Time
Friday, August 28, 2020, 13:00-17:30
Place
Chiyori Machi Terrace Chiyoterra Hall *Online participation is also possible (free of charge)Access

Kochi Prefecture aims to attract start-up companies and researchers with advanced technological seeds to the prefecture and collaborate with businesses and entrepreneurs in the prefecture to create highly unique demonstration projects in Kochi's rich natural environment.
which is developing a platform for the creation of new knowledge, the "Super Interdisciplinary Society," throughout Japan, we are pleased to announce the Food Tech Forum, which will focus on the assets Kochi Prefecture possesses and what can be done with the knowledge of startup companies and researchers.

We invite you to join the forum and start a new project together!

<Format
Residents in Kochi Prefecture can participate at Chiyori Machi Terrace Chiyoterra Hall. Online participation is also available. (The moderator and speakers from companies in Kochi Prefecture will be speaking at Chiyoterra Hall.)
*Online only may be available depending on the status of the spread of coronavirus infection. Please understand this in advance.

<To whom it may concern
Companies and entrepreneurs interested in new business development, producers, industrial support organizations, higher education institutions, students, municipalities, etc.

<Project Keywords.
Overseas expansion, food functionality, quantification of taste, product value, underutilized resources, etc.

<Registration
Audience participation deadline: last minute registration possible

<For Poster Presenters and Booth Presenters
Poster and booth presentations will be in the form of a 3-minute pitch.

<Participation fee for auditing
There will be no charge for auditing participation.

<Implementation System
Organized by: Kochi Prefecture
Operated by: LIVERNESS Co.
Supported by: Kochi Bank, Kochi Shinkin Bank, Shikoku Bank, The Shoko Chukin Bank, Japan Finance Corporation, Hata Shinkin Bank, Kochi Industrial Promotion Center, Kochi Prefectural University Collaboration Council
This forum will be held under the Kochi Prefecture New Business Creation Human Resource Development Project for FY 2020.

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Friday, August 28, 2020 13:00 - 17:30

13:00-13:10

  • Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Opening Talk (Opening Ceremony)


Director, Kochi Prefecture; Director, Center for Industry-Academia-Government-Private Partnership
Hirochika Sawada
Joined the Kochi Prefectural Government in 1987. After joining the government, he completed the Regional Policy Course at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies. After serving as Director of the Planning and Promotion Division, Director of the Cultural Promotion Division, and Director of the Human Resources Division, he became Deputy Director of the Industrial Development and Promotion Division in 2016, in charge of population issues, comprehensive strategies, and regional development. He is also in charge of the management of the Industry-Academia-Government-Private Cooperation Center (commonly known as Kokopura) and various other measures to enable industry, academia, and government to work together to promote industry and solve regional problems.


Regional Development Division, LIVANES, Inc.
Masayuki Kishimoto
Born in Kochi Prefecture. M.S. (Science), Graduate School of Comprehensive Human and Natural Sciences, Kochi University. Joined LIBANES with the aim of realizing a society in which mathematicians play an active role. While communicating the fun of mathematics and science through the development of educational CSR programs in collaboration with companies, the development of math research experience classes, and the production of "someone", an introductory science booklet for junior high and high school students, he is also responsible for creating new businesses in Miyagi, Shiga, Osaka, and other regions.

 

13:10-13:20

  • Chiyoterra Hall/Online

keynote speech
Thinking about taste and health in a very different field

<Speakers


Representative Director, Vice President CTO, Liverness, Inc.
Jyo Inoue
D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences from Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences. He is a founding member of LIVERNESS. After completing the doctoral program, he worked as an assistant professor and lecturer at the Faculty of Science, Kitasato University, and an assistant professor at the Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University before being appointed as a specially-appointed associate professor at the Institute for Advanced Biosciences, Keio University in 2015. While conducting research and development, he is a researcher involved in launching joint research projects with universities and research institutions and supporting the establishment of research institutes.

 

13:20-14:10

  • Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Session 1 Panel Discussion
Bringing Local Food Culture to the World

In Japan, there are food ingredients and traditional food culture unique to each region, built on a diversity of climates and landscapes. However, while recent advances in food production and processing have brought material abundance to the country, the trend toward Westernization and simplification, especially among the younger generation, has made the inheritance of food culture an urgent issue. Under these circumstances in Japan, interest in Japanese foodstuffs is rapidly growing overseas for reasons such as good taste, health consciousness, and a sense of luxury. In this session, Mr. Takemura, chairman of the Kochi Sake Brewers Association, which produces uniquely Japanese sake, will join food business professionals and a start-up company involved in overseas expansion of the food industry to discuss the creation of unique Japanese products and the development of sales channels with a global perspective.

<Speakers


Kochi Sake Brewers Association
board chairman
Akihiko Takemura
Born in 1962 in Sagawa-cho, Takaoka-gun, Kochi Prefecture. After graduating from Gakushuin University, Faculty of Economics, Department of Business Administration, he joined a fashion goods and food company in Tokyo, where he worked as a sales representative for 5 years. Ltd. in 1990. He became President and Representative Director of the company in 1999. In 2006, he became President of the Tosa Gakkai (Tosa Sake Brewers Association), and in 2015, he became President of the Kochi Prefecture Sake Brewers Association.


Yanmar Holdings Co.
General Manager, Produce Department, Food Business Promotion Office
Koji Hashimoto
Born in Oita Prefecture, Japan, he is a mandarin orange and rice farmer. Graduated from Kagoshima University in 1989 and joined Yanmar Diesel. Experienced a wide range of business operations from the Marine Development Group of the Business Development Office to the Distribution Equipment Department, Marine System Division, and sales companies. In 2010, he was appointed as Representative Director of Yanmar Agri-Innovation Co. (Ltd. Currently, he is also in charge of the Food Business Promotion Office of Yanmar Holdings Co.


Director Founder, Agri Holdings, Inc.
Representative Director, DXHR Corporation

Issei Maeda
Since 2006, he has been launching startups and venture companies and angel investing in dozens of business development projects, including data center-related projects in 2006, IT in the sports industry in 2009, and business development in agriculture and food in 2013 (Agri Holdings, Inc.), He has been operating businesses in Japan, the U.S., China, Singapore, and Hong Kong. 2020, he started DXHR Inc. to promote the transformation of work, business, and social systems through people and robots.

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Executive Officer, LIVERNESS Co. 

Shuhei Tsukada
D. in Applied Biotechnology, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo. D. in Agriculture. Participated in the management of RIVERNESS since 2003, when the company was in its early stages of establishment. After accumulating practical experience in experimental classes and various types of writing, developed and introduced advanced technologies in the agri-field and launched a project to build an ecosystem for regional startups. Committed to technology and business development in collaboration with large and medium-sized companies, venture companies, researchers, etc. on a field-oriented basis.

14:20-15:10

  • Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Session 2: Food Tech Case Studies
The first step from local to global, visualizing product value

What are some of the first steps that food tech start-ups have taken to scale their business? It is important for the future of the food business to develop original hypotheses about the value of products and to develop tools to help consumers understand the value of the products. In this session, we will invite a start-up company that has begun to quantify the value of its products from various perspectives, such as nutritional value, taste, texture, and functionality, and to build a brand for the world. Mr. Moriyama of the Kochi Prefectural Industrial Technology Center, who is working on the quantification of taste in Kochi Prefecture, will join the discussion.

<Speakers

Director, Food Development Division, Kochi Prefectural Industrial Technology Center
Hironori Moriyama
Joined Kochi Prefectural Industrial Technology Center in 1992. After joining the institute, he completed the United Graduate School of Agricultural Sciences at Ehime University and received his Ph. He has been holding study sessions on quantifying taste since 2017 in collaboration with the Food Platform Project by the Prefecture's Local Production for Local Consumption and External Trade Division. Lecturer of food science and field practice in the Tosa Food Business Creator Human Resource Creation Project at Kochi University. Participates in industry-academia-government collaboration projects related to food in Kochi Prefecture, and provides technical support for food development and quality control for businesses in the prefecture.


Representative Director and CEO, Betaace, Inc.
Mr. Takatsugu Yamashita
Established "Minimal -Bean to Bar Chocolate-" and opened 4 stores and 1 studio in Tokyo. He purchases cacao beans directly from farms and is also involved in JICA's ODA projects. Also, he invented an original manufacturing method that has won 61 awards in the past 4 years, including the highest gold award in its category at the International Chocolate Fair. He was selected for the Good Design Best 100 & Special Award "Manufacturing" and WIRED Audi INNOVATION AWARD 2017, among others. He aims to solve poverty among cacao farmers, pursue monozukuri, and realize business scalability.


President and Representative Director, Toy Medical Co.

Mr. Hidenori Takeshita 
Born in Kumamoto Prefecture in 1973. After graduating from the Faculty of Science at the University of Hyogo, he worked in sales for a foreign pharmaceutical manufacturer before joining a local pharmaceutical stock, where he was engaged in product development focusing on medical devices and pharmaceuticals. In 2005, he won the Kyushu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry Director-General's Award at the 3rd Japan Monozukuri Awards for his Japan's first kit disinfectant. 2013, he established Toy Medical Co. While developing medical devices, developed and commercialized the world's first salt adsorption supplement with Kumamoto University in 2017, and is currently developing "Zero Salt," salt that is not absorbed in the body.

 

15:20-15:50

  • Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Short Session 1
Pitches by start-up companies, researchers, Kochi Prefecture businesses, etc.

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Announcement time order of presentation belong to
Name (titles omitted)
Announcement title Announcements
15:20 -15:50 01 Cheese and Lactic Acid Bacteria Research Institute
Hideki Kinoshita
Provision of functional lactic acid bacteria from universities and their use in product development The functional lactic acid bacteria isolated and identified in the laboratory will be used by farmers and companies for product development. We aim to provide strains of bacteria according to the ingredients they want to use and the functions they require.
02 Mitani Holdings Corporation
Hiroyuki Mitani
Food development for Optimal Health and Healthy Life Expectancy The "TABE-SUPPLY®" series developed by our company. It is not just a food with fortified nutrients, but is highly evaluated by medical professionals for its digestion, absorption, and bio-availability. We pursue added value in terms of taste, safety, and health.
03 Metagen Inc.
Yoshinori Mizuguchi
Stratified Health Care Based on Intestinal Environment Assessment and Control Everything we take orally has the potential to affect our intestinal environment. We will present our efforts to control the intestinal environment, which is the key to disease prevention from food, and to realize a society with zero disease.
04 Humanome Research Institute, Inc.
Jun Seze
Visualizing Health - Experience from Yunohama Onsen, Yamagata Prefecture The experience and results of the Yunohama Humanome Lab, which measured 25 employees in a hot spring resort over a period of one month using several digital devices, will be presented. The presentation will show how changes in health status can be visualized with digital devices.
05 Ira Noah co.ltd
Toshi Unno
Saving the world with tropical jackfruit, a plant meat challenge! We are producing plant-based meat substitutes using jackfruit in Malaysia and will expand our business worldwide. We will create a new dietary habit that is necessary to curb global warming and create a sustainable society that makes people and the earth healthier.
06 KARAKU CORPORATION
Eitaro Doi
Providing innovative know-how for long-term fruit preservation Providing innovative know-how for long-term fruit preservation
07 Senri Kelp Marine Products Ltd.
Shinji Izumiya
New Transformation and Possibilities for Traditional Japanese Food The kelp industry has been in a critical situation in recent years due to historically poor catches, lack of successors, and changes in the food scene. However, we believe that this situation is an opportunity to open up needs and sales space creation by thinking outside the context of inertia, tradition, and dry foods.
08 Derrin Bake Ltd.
Hosokawa, Hironobu
Development of original products utilizing deep seawater Deep seawater taken from off the coast of Muroto is attracting attention for its functionality.
The presentation will cover the background to the development of products utilizing deep seawater, the points that we struggled with in order to draw out the merits of its utilization, and what we consider important in the development of products.
09 Smolt Corporation
Ken Ueno
Land-based aquaculture enriches Kochi's food supply! Smolt is a venture company originating from Miyazaki University and has knowledge and know-how of cherry salmon aquaculture based on university research. We aim to create a new industry using our technology and seedlings and the clean deep water of Kochi Prefecture.
10 Nemurock Matsuda Shoten
Hideteru Matsuda
High freshness retention technology in fresh fish distribution Details and examples of the "high freshness retention technology" that has been developed to date. Examples of regions where we are currently working on this technology.

 

16:00-16:50

  • Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Session 3 Panel Discussion
New ways to utilize local resources created through interdisciplinary cooperation

It is not easy for a single company to perform all functions on its own, and it is important to build alliances in different fields by incorporating each other's knowledge and know-how through external collaboration. It is not easy for a single company to perform all functions alone, and it will be important to form alliances in different fields by incorporating each other's knowledge and know-how through external collaboration. In this session, Mr. Asakura of Asahi Shokuhin, who is engaged in the sixth industrialization as a distributor, Mr. Suzuki of Euglena, who has succeeded in mass cultivation and commercialization of microalgae, and Mr. Koyama of Wellnas, which develops supplements utilizing the functionality of eggplant grown in Kochi Prefecture, will join the discussion.

<Speakers


General Manager, Sixth Industry Promotion Department, Corporate Planning Division, Asahi Shokuhin Co.

Kazuya Asakura
After graduating from the Department of Industrial Engineering at Wakayama University, he joined an IT company and worked as a programmer and system engineer designing and creating corporate backbone systems (sales management, payroll management, MRP systems) for the manufacturing and apparel industries. Later, as a private business, he contracted with a logistics company to design and create a logistics system (WMS) and worked as a project manager. 2009, he joined Asahi Shokuhin and was in charge of logistics system-related activities within Asahi Shokuhin (updating equipment and implementing logistics systems at Asahi Shokuhin's distribution sites). After that, he was assigned to the Corporate Planning Department, where he was involved in overall company profit management, M&A, etc. From there, he was assigned to his current department (Six Tier Industries). From there, he was put in charge of new businesses other than Asahi Shokuhin's wholesale business, as well as the development of the sixth industry for the purpose of regional revitalization, in his current department (the Sixth Industry Promotion Department).


Executive Officer, in charge of Research and Development, Euglena Co.

Kengo Suzuki
While a student at the University of Tokyo in 2005, he was involved in the establishment of Euglena Co. and as one of the co-founders, he is responsible for research and development up to the present. Focusing on the development of technology centered on the mass cultivation of Euglena, a type of microalgae, he received his PhD (Agriculture) from the University of Tokyo in 2016 and his PhD (Medicine) from Kitasato University in 2019. Currently, he is a research director of the microalgae production control technology research team at RIKEN, a visiting professor at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, and a specially appointed professor at Tohoku University.


President and Representative Director, WELNAS Corporation

Masahiro Koyama
After entering the master's course at Shinshu University Graduate School in 2008, he was involved in the discovery that eggplant contains a large amount of choline ester, a new food functional ingredient that regulates autonomic nervous system balance, and that choline ester improves hypertension and sleep disorders, which are his own problems. After completing a doctoral course at Shinshu University, he worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the same university and established Wernus, a Shinshu University venture company, in order to implement the results of his research in society. He aims to realize the health that each individual desires through a personalized diet that combines functional foods.

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Representative Director, Vice President CTO, Liverness, Inc.

Jyo Inoue

D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences from Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences. He is a founding member of LIVERNESS. After completing the doctoral program, he worked as an assistant professor and lecturer at the Faculty of Science, Kitasato University, and an assistant professor at the Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University before being appointed as a specially-appointed associate professor at the Institute for Advanced Biosciences, Keio University in 2015. While conducting research and development, he is a researcher involved in launching joint research projects with universities and research institutions and supporting the establishment of research institutes.

16:50-17:20

  • Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Short Session 2
Pitches by start-up companies, researchers, Kochi Prefecture businesses, etc.

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Announcement time order of presentation belong to
Name (titles omitted)
Announcement title Announcements
16:50 -17:20 11 Kochi University
Satoshi Ishizuka
Fostering Human Resources for Research and Development in the Food Industry (Tosa FBC-S Course) Tosa FBC is promoting an R&D human resource development program to enhance the R&D capabilities of companies, create innovation, build sustainable businesses, and bring competitive advantage. This presentation will introduce our human resource development program.
12 Saidin Corporation
Tatsunori Hirotsu
Functional food development using cyclic oligosaccharides Cyclodextrin, a cyclic oligosaccharide, is a compound with cavities. Various substances can be incorporated into these cavities, and they have the effect of suppressing elevated blood glucose levels and fat absorption. It can also contribute to the stabilization and solubilization of ingredients.
13 Sofi Corporation
Hiromichi Ikegami
Food development to keep up with the new Corona The world-authoritative journal Frontiers in Immunology has published our beta-glucan as a promising clinical research target to combat the new coronavirus. We report on the functionality of beta-glucan, focusing on the paper.
14 BugMo Inc.
Kaede Nishimoto
Feed and Taste Evaluation of Edible Crickets The flavor of edible crickets changes when the feed used is changed. We are working to create an objective evaluation index based on sensory evaluation and component analysis in order to produce crickets with a strong flavor and less cloying taste by taking advantage of their characteristics.
15 Milk Lab Inc.
Akihide Yamanaka
Extending healthy life span through the power of fermentation Natural and balanced nutrition and the most important "digestion and absorption rate" are essential to maintain daily health. Yuryu Amazake is made only from raw milk and rice malt, and is easily digestible and absorbable.
16 FARM8 Corporation
Atsushi Kabasawa
Product development to maximize the potential of sake breweries to utilize their resources Even if a problem cannot be solved only by common sense in the industry, a different market can be created by connecting with other fields. We can find a way to utilize each material in the development of new products by pursuing the lifestyle and enjoyment of the people who use them and their quality of life (QOL), without getting too caught up in the characteristics of the material alone.
17 Green Ace Co.
Shinnosuke Ishikawa
Powdering Technology Supports Your Irreplaceable Health Develop proprietary technology that can powder vegetables while retaining their color, aroma, and nutritional components. By introducing easily preserved and processed powders into a variety of foods, the company aims to make it possible to easily supply nutrients that are often lacking and to achieve individual health.
18 Luna Robotics, Inc.
Takuji Okada
Seasoning Printer x X to Extend the Future Food Experience The two elements of cooking are "heat and seasoning. Until now, kitchen appliances have only focused on the "heat" factor. Our seasoning printer is the world's first kitchen appliance that specializes in taste. It will be able to convert flavors into data, which can then be downloaded around the world to realize food teleportation and food time machines.
19 Isle Inc.
Keisuke Hayata
Vegito friendly to the environment, community and people Vegeat, a sheet food made by making a paste from substandard vegetables that would otherwise be thrown away in the fields and then drying it. Introducing a food necessary for mankind that could be the savior of the food crisis.

17:20-17:30

Closing (Closing Ceremony)

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Announcement time order of presentation belong to
Name (titles omitted)
Announcement title Announcements
15:20 -15:50 01 Cheese and Lactic Acid Bacteria Research Institute
Hideki Kinoshita
Provision of functional lactic acid bacteria from universities and their use in product development The functional lactic acid bacteria isolated and identified in the laboratory will be used by farmers and companies for product development. We aim to provide strains of bacteria according to the ingredients they want to use and the functions they require.
02 Mitani Holdings Corporation
Hiroyuki Mitani
Food development for Optimal Health and Healthy Life Expectancy The "TABE-SUPPLY®" series developed by our company. It is not just a food with fortified nutrients, but is highly evaluated by medical professionals for its digestion, absorption, and bio-availability. We pursue added value in terms of taste, safety, and health.
03 Metagen Inc.
Yoshinori Mizuguchi
Stratified Health Care Based on Intestinal Environment Assessment and Control Everything we take orally has the potential to affect our intestinal environment. We will present our efforts to control the intestinal environment, which is the key to disease prevention from food, and to realize a society with zero disease.
04 Humanome Research Institute, Inc.
Jun Seze
Visualizing Health - Experience from Yunohama Onsen, Yamagata Prefecture The experience and results of the Yunohama Humanome Lab, which measured 25 employees in a hot spring resort over a period of one month using several digital devices, will be presented. The presentation will show how changes in health status can be visualized with digital devices.
05 Ira Noah co.ltd
Toshi Unno
Saving the world with tropical jackfruit, a plant meat challenge! We are producing plant-based meat substitutes using jackfruit in Malaysia and will expand our business worldwide. We will create a new dietary habit that is necessary to curb global warming and create a sustainable society that makes people and the earth healthier.
06 KARAKU CORPORATION
Eitaro Doi
Providing innovative know-how for long-term fruit preservation Providing innovative know-how for long-term fruit preservation
07 Senri Kelp Marine Products Ltd.
Shinji Izumiya
New Transformation and Possibilities for Traditional Japanese Food The kelp industry has been in a critical situation in recent years due to historically poor catches, lack of successors, and changes in the food scene. However, we believe that this situation is an opportunity to open up needs and sales space creation by thinking outside the context of inertia, tradition, and dry foods.
08 Derrin Bake Ltd.
Hosokawa, Hironobu
Development of original products utilizing deep seawater Deep seawater taken from off the coast of Muroto is attracting attention for its functionality.
The presentation will cover the background to the development of products utilizing deep seawater, the points that we struggled with in order to draw out the merits of its utilization, and what we consider important in the development of products.
09 Smolt Corporation
Ken Ueno
Land-based aquaculture enriches Kochi's food supply! Smolt is a venture company originating from Miyazaki University and has knowledge and know-how of cherry salmon aquaculture based on university research. We aim to create a new industry using our technology and seedlings and the clean deep water of Kochi Prefecture.
10 Nemurock Matsuda Shoten
Hideteru Matsuda
High freshness retention technology in fresh fish distribution Details and examples of the "high freshness retention technology" that has been developed to date. Examples of regions where we are currently working on this technology.
16:50 -17:20 11 Kochi University
Satoshi Ishizuka
Fostering Human Resources for Research and Development in the Food Industry (Tosa FBC-S Course) Tosa FBC is promoting an R&D human resource development program to enhance the R&D capabilities of companies, create innovation, build sustainable businesses, and bring competitive advantage. This presentation will introduce our human resource development program.
12 Saidin Corporation
Tatsunori Hirotsu
Functional food development using cyclic oligosaccharides Cyclodextrin, a cyclic oligosaccharide, is a compound with cavities. Various substances can be incorporated into these cavities, and they have the effect of suppressing elevated blood glucose levels and fat absorption. It can also contribute to the stabilization and solubilization of ingredients.
13 Sofi Corporation
Hiromichi Ikegami
Food development to keep up with the new Corona The world-authoritative journal Frontiers in Immunology has published our beta-glucan as a promising clinical research target to combat the new coronavirus. We report on the functionality of beta-glucan, focusing on the paper.
14 BugMo Inc.
Kaede Nishimoto
Feed and Taste Evaluation of Edible Crickets The flavor of edible crickets changes when the feed used is changed. We are working to create an objective evaluation index based on sensory evaluation and component analysis in order to produce crickets with a strong flavor and less cloying taste by taking advantage of their characteristics.
15 Milk Lab Inc.
Akihide Yamanaka
Extending healthy life span through the power of fermentation Natural and balanced nutrition and the most important "digestion and absorption rate" are essential to maintain daily health. Yuryu Amazake is made only from raw milk and rice malt, and is easily digestible and absorbable.
16 FARM8 Corporation
Atsushi Kabasawa
Product development to maximize the potential of sake breweries to utilize their resources Even if a problem cannot be solved only by common sense in the industry, a different market can be created by connecting with other fields. We can find a way to utilize each material in the development of new products by pursuing the lifestyle and enjoyment of the people who use them and their quality of life (QOL), without getting too caught up in the characteristics of the material alone.
17 Green Ace Co.
Shinnosuke Ishikawa
Powdering Technology Supports Your Irreplaceable Health Develop proprietary technology that can powder vegetables while retaining their color, aroma, and nutritional components. By introducing easily preserved and processed powders into a variety of foods, the company aims to make it possible to easily supply nutrients that are often lacking and to achieve individual health.
18 Luna Robotics, Inc.
Takuji Okada
Seasoning Printer x X to Extend the Future Food Experience The two elements of cooking are "heat and seasoning. Until now, kitchen appliances have only focused on the "heat" factor. Our seasoning printer is the world's first kitchen appliance that specializes in taste. It will be able to convert flavors into data, which can then be downloaded around the world to realize food teleportation and food time machines.
19 Isle Inc.
Keisuke Hayata
Vegito friendly to the environment, community and people Vegeat, a sheet food made by making a paste from substandard vegetables that would otherwise be thrown away in the fields and then drying it. Introducing a food necessary for mankind that could be the savior of the food crisis.

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