Kochi Prefecture x Hyperdifferential Society Agritech Forum

Kochi Prefecture x Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference in Agri-Tech Forum

Conference Theme: Creating the Future of Kochi's Agriculture with Technology

Day & Time: Wednesday, September 16, 2020, 13:00-17:30

Place: Chiyori Machi Terrace Chiyoterra Hall *Online participation is also possible (free of charge)Access

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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 "Society of Hyperdisciplinarity," throughout Japan, we are pleased to announce the Agri-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.
Stable production, cultivation technology, product value, unutilized 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 Cooperative Council, Kochi Prefecture Agricultural Cooperative Central Association

This forum will be held under the Kochi Prefecture New Business Creation Human Resource Development Project for FY 2020.

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Poster and Booth Presentations (Pitches)

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Wednesday, September 16, 2020 13:00 - 17:30

Time	Chiyoterra Hall/Online (Schedule and speakers are subject to change.)
13:00	[Opening Talk] Opening Ceremony
13:10	[Keynote Speech]
13:20	[Session 1] What are the elements necessary for profitable agriculture?
14:10	break
14:20	[Session 2] Agri-tech is being implemented in the field
15:10	break
15:20	[Pitch] Poster and Booth Presentations
15:50	[Session 3] Businesses utilizing unused resources that are circulated by local resources
16:40	break
16:50	[Pitch] Poster and Booth Presentations
17:20	[Closing]Closing Ceremony
17:30	End

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
Agri-Tech will change! Agriculture, Forestry, and Livestock Bring True Wealth

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<Speakers

Group CEO and Representative Director, LIVERNESS Co.
Yukihiro Maru
D. in Applied Biotechnology from the Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Tokyo. 2002, while still a graduate student, he founded LIBANES with only undergraduate and graduate students in science and engineering. In 2002, while still in graduate school, he founded LIVERNESS, a business that offers "delivery laboratory classes in cutting-edge science" for the first time in Japan. He operates a "knowledge manufacturing business" that creates new knowledge by combining technologies and management resources that lie dormant in universities and local communities. As the instigator of one of Asia's largest venture ecosystems, he works to solve global-scale social issues by discovering deep tech from around the world. He is also an innovator involved in the launch of numerous deep tech ventures, including Euglena.

13:20-14:10

Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Session 1 Panel Discussion
What are the necessary elements for profitable agriculture?

Various technologies such as robots and sensing systems have been introduced in the agricultural industry to solve problems such as stable production, light labor, and automation. However, these technologies do not always lead to solutions or profitability, depending on the production environment and human resources. In this session, we will discuss how to solve issues in the field and make profitable agriculture through the use of technology and human resource development by presenting issues in the field from the perspective of Ohara Noen, a company that has introduced cutting-edge agricultural technology and a start-up company that has introduced new cultivation technology and robots. The participants will discuss how to solve the problems in the field through the use of technology and human resource development, and how to make farming more profitable.

<Speakers

Ohara Noen Co.
President and Representative Director
Yoshiaki Ohara
At the age of 25, he started farming in Aki City, Kochi Prefecture, where horticulture is popular. 31 years old, he transferred the management of his farm to another farmer and expanded its scale. When he participated in a study tour of the Netherlands conducted by Kochi Prefecture, he learned about environmental control technology, which he later introduced to increase yields. At the age of 37, he incorporated and established Ohara Noen Co., Ltd. and the following year, he expanded the scale of cultivation with next-generation greenhouses and challenged to grow peppers using nutrient solution cultivation. Currently, in addition to improving cultivation techniques, he is working on improving the working environment, working style, and studying management.

AGRIST Corporation
Director and COO
Yoshihiko Takahashi
Born in Yokote City, Akita Prefecture, he began designing at a printing company at the age of 10. After graduating from high school, he went to the U.S. by himself. Studied design, video, and web production at a university in Silicon Valley, USA. After returning to Japan, he established an advertising agency. He has achieved a great deal of success with government agencies and large corporations. Later, he started a crowdfunding project to develop human resources and rehabilitate vacant houses. In August 2018, he moved to Miyazaki Prefecture with his family. He established AGRIST to contribute to the future of humanity by solving global agricultural issues from rural Japan.

Agri Blue Corporation
President and Representative Director
Hiroshi Kajiyama
Realizing that weak light, about one-millionth of sunlight, greatly promotes plant growth and secondary metabolism, he began research on next-generation cultivation technology for leafy greens, fruit trees, seaweed, and microalgae. They aim to implement the technology in outdoor cultivation, institutional horticulture, and artificially-lit plant factories. After working at Hitachi, Ltd., the Institute of Industrial Science, the University of Tokyo, and the graduate school of Hiroshima University, he joined the Faculty of Science and Technology, Tokushima Bunri University in 2012. He holds a Doctor of Science. He specializes in surface physics and photophysics. During his time at Hitachi, he was exposed to Japan's first plant factory research, an experience that is useful today.

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Agronome Research Institute, Inc.
President and Representative Director
(Leave a Nest Co.,Ltd.)
Yosuke Miyauchi
D. (Agronomy), Graduate School of Horticulture, Chiba University. In graduate school, he worked with local researchers in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to establish high-yield cultivation technology for soybean. At RIVANES, he is involved in research projects based on his experience, and in 2019, he established the Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries Research Center to actively promote cross-sectional research in the field of agriculture. In the same year, he became the president of Agronome Research Institute, Inc. to conduct projects and research on the realization of fully cyclical agriculture for sustainable food production.

14:20-15:10

Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Session 2: Agri-Tech Case Studies
Agri-tech is being implemented in the field

Kochi Prefecture boasts long hours of sunshine, but is prone to typhoons and rain, making it difficult to cultivate wine grapes due to its high temperature and humidity. In this session, Mr. Nishioka of Kisvin Science, who aims to improve the quality of wine grapes by using sap flow sensors and grafting technology, Mr. Tsuboi of SAgri, who uses satellite data to sense farmland, and representatives from Inoue Lime Industry will discuss the effectiveness of introducing technology into the agricultural field and how to improve quality. Ltd. will discuss the effectiveness of introducing technology in agriculture and approaches to improving quality, using case studies.

<Speakers

Kisvin Science Corporation
Director CTO/COO (Inventor)
Kazuhiro Nishioka
He developed a low-cost sap flow sensor that measures the flow rate of sap sucked up by plants from their roots, and founded several ventures at the University of Tokyo to promote the use of the sensor in the agricultural scene. He has been involved in winery management mainly in Yamanashi for the past 15 years, and has also worked as a flying consultant both in Japan and abroad. He is the founder of the online salon "Wine Kaitai Shinsho" (New Book of Wine Demystification) with internationally active Japanese winemakers.

SAgri Corporation
Representative Director Global CEO
Shunsuke Tsuboi
While a student at Yokohama National University, he founded UCHU Co. He later founded SAgri Corporation, which utilizes satellite data for agriculture. He was also commissioned by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (MAFF) to build a system to digitize farmland management that relies on visual inspection and paperwork through satellite data and machine learning. In addition, he is accelerating the business globally and creating new business opportunities in order to realize the current status of farmland and production forecasting in a wide area. The company has received 13 awards in the past.

Inoue Lime Industry Co.
Manager, Breeding Group
Hirofumi Ohata
Born in Shimane Prefecture. After majoring in fruit trees at Kochi University, he worked for a company dealing with irrigation systems. He was mainly involved in the cultivation and management of high-sugar tomatoes. In 2014, he joined Inoue Lime Kogyo Co., Ltd. and was involved in the cultivation of a proprietary tomato variety. He then became involved in the company's wine grape cultivation.

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Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.
Director of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Research Center
(Agronome Research Institute, Inc.)
Yosuke Miyauchi
D. (Agronomy), Graduate School of Horticulture, Chiba University. In graduate school, he worked with local researchers in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to establish high-yield cultivation technology for soybean. At RIVANES, he is involved in research projects based on his experience, and in 2019, he established the Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries Research Center to actively promote cross-sectional research in the field of agriculture. In the same year, he became the president of Agronome Research Institute, Inc. to conduct projects and research on the realization of fully cyclical agriculture for sustainable food production.

15:20-15:50

Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Pitches by start-up companies, researchers, Kochi Prefecture businesses, etc.
Poster and Booth Presentations

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	Business Name	Presentation Theme
1	Agri-Shot Corporation	Agri-Shot, a pest AI diagnostic application
2	Agri-Light Research Institute, Inc.	Investigation into the construction of a cultivation environment for pesticide-free ginger using light
3	Grand Green Corporation	Grafting Cassettes Revolutionizing Grafted Seedling Production
4	SOFIX Agricultural Promotion Organization	We support soil cultivation that energizes soil microorganisms.
5	FKG Corporation	Agricultural production using a new functional soil conditioner made from ash
6	Kochi Agricultural Council	Introduction of Koch Agri-Management Club
7	Admetec Corporation	Quality preservation technology for agricultural products that does not rely on chemicals
8	Shiraki Orchard	Labor-saving transportation and production for the next generation
9	Monju Co.	Proposal for low-tech local resource recycling agri-tech
10	Fight Chemical Products Co.	Creating Infinite Value from Untapped Resources

16:00-16:50

Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Session 3 Panel Discussion
Businesses utilizing unutilized resources that are circulating local resources

Various unused resources are generated in the production and processing of agricultural products. These resources remain unutilized due to cost, but through the collaboration of technology and businesses, some of them have become resources and new businesses have been born. In this session, Mr. Yamashita of Kochi Agricultural Cooperative will talk about the current issues regarding yuzu juice residue, one of the unutilized resources generated in the prefecture, and Mr. Sakai of Farmen Station, who grows high-yield rice in fallow rice fields to produce functional ethanol, will discuss the commercialization of ethanol made from apple juice residue in partnership with Farmen Station. Mr. Sakai from Farmen Station, who grows high-yield rice in fallow fields to produce functional ethanol, and Mr. Toriumi from East Japan Railway Company, who worked with Farmen Station to produce ethanol from apple juice residue and commercialize it, will discuss the possibility of utilizing unused resources.

<Speakers

Kochi Agricultural Cooperative
Agricultural Products Sales Section, Agriculture and Livestock Department, Agriculture and Marketing Division
full-time section manager
Tsukasa Yamashita
In October 1998, it was merged into Tosa Aki Agricultural Cooperative Association, and on January 1, 2019, two federations of 12 JAs were merged into Kochi Agricultural Cooperative Association. Kochi Prefecture boasts the largest production of yuzu in Japan, and 7,000 to 8,000 tons of yuzu balls (raw material) for processing are brought to JA plants annually. He is involved in the marketing of yuzu for processing, and aims to promote the commercialization of its juice, peel, seeds, and other products.

Furmen Station Co.
CEO
Rina Sakai
The company is developing a regional recycling system to produce ethanol and distillation lees from unused resources. Rice-derived organic ethanol and distillation lees are sold to major cosmetics manufacturers as raw materials for cosmetics and sundries, and original products are planned and sold to major select stores. The company is developing a small-scale, self-sustainable regional recycling system with zero waste, both domestically and internationally. Currently, rice is the raw material, but in the future, the company aims to create a platform for value-added products by using a variety of raw materials.

East Japan Railway Company
Business Development Group, New Business and Regional Revitalization Division, Business Creation Headquarters
Taro Toriumi
Born in Tachikawa City, Tokyo, he joined East Japan Railway Company in 2003. After working as a station attendant and conductor in Yamagata Prefecture, he joined the International Division, where he was involved in overseas railroad projects such as the Indian High Speed Rail, etc. From 2018, at the Business Creation Division, he has been in charge of promoting collaboration with startup companies in the JR East Startup Program, food recycling and biogas power generation projects with the JFE Engineering Group, and a partnership with the German next-generation indoor vertical farming startup Infarm. He is also in charge of the food recycling and biogas power generation business with the JFE Engineering Group, and the partnership with Infarm, a next-generation indoor vertical farming startup in Germany.

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Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.
Representative Director, Group CEO
Yukihiro Maru
D. in Applied Biotechnology from the Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Tokyo. 2002, while still a graduate student, he founded LIBANES with only undergraduate and graduate students in science and engineering. In 2002, while still in graduate school, he founded LIVERNESS, a business that offers "delivery laboratory classes in cutting-edge science" for the first time in Japan. He operates a "knowledge manufacturing business" that creates new knowledge by combining technologies and management resources that lie dormant in universities and local communities. As the instigator of one of Asia's largest venture ecosystems, he works to solve global-scale social issues by discovering deep tech from around the world. He is also an innovator involved in the launch of numerous deep tech ventures, including Euglena.

16:50-17:20

Chiyoterra Hall/Online

Pitches by start-up companies, researchers, Kochi Prefecture businesses, etc.
Poster and Booth Presentations

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	Business Name	Presentation Theme
11	Japan Moss Factory, Inc.	Creating a new industry of moss with the potential to heal both the earth and human hearts
12	Terra Smile Corporation	The Future of Smart Agriculture: RightARM Adopted in Southern Kyushu
13	Kochi Agricultural Cooperative	To reduce labor on the farm and increase farmers' income
14	Tropical Style Co.	Sense of balance as a JA-funded agricultural production corporation
15	tuliptongue (Lepidoptera tuliptta)	Paddy weeding robots make organic farming easier!
16	General Incorporated Foundation INBOUND JAPAN	Decomposes paint waste with microorganisms and converts it into solid fuel. Utilized for greenhouse cultivation
17	Agricultural Cooperative Shikoku Duroc Farm	Duroc Farm's 6th stage initiatives and the future of agriculture
18	Musca Corporation	Value Addition of Tosa Hachikin Chickens Using Yellow Fly Feed
19	Team GQ Beef	Building a beef production system that fully utilizes land and science
20	Aku Planta Corporation	State-of-the-art technology to protect crops from high temperatures and drought

17:00-18:00

Session Room A

［Special Session Part2]
Liverness Research Funding Award 2020

2019 年1 月から12 月までにリバネス研究費に採択された若手研究者から6 名が、研究に対するビジョン、現在取り組んでいる研究の背景や意義、その研究が進展した先にどんな世界があるかについてプレゼンテーションを行います。会場からの投票によって、最も異分野融合に相応しいと認められた若手研究者に、リバネス研究費アワード2020 をお贈りします。
From what perspective do young researchers who are now taking up the challenge to give shape to their ideas look at the world?　In this session, we aim to encourage participants in the audience to expand their ideas and create an opportunity to start new research together.

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List of Presenters] (Titles omitted)

Ikeda Rika Regenerative Medicine Research Encouragement Award

How to Handle Natural Pluripotent Stem Cells Learning from Planaria
Makoto Kashima
Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry and Bioscience, College of Science and Engineering, Aoyama Gakuin University

Duskin Development Institute Award

Relationship between lifestyle and sick building syndrome/allergy - Does frequency and quality of cleaning lead to disease prevention?
Norimichi Suzuki
Project Associate Professor, Chiba University Center for Preventive Medicine

Japanese Research.com Award

Large-scale acquisition of entity-relationship knowledge independent of a specific language
Kohji Matsuda
D. student, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Tohoku University

超異分野学会賞

料理人・パティシエの挑戦! ランダム化比較試験を用いた健康無関心層における健康的な食選択継続と食品ロス低減のための多店舗介入研究
Sayuri Goryoda
辻料理学館/辻料理教育研究所/ 獨協医科大学医学部

11:00-12:00 Venue A

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Super interdisciplinary pitch by researchers
technology splash
Session Partner: Duskin Corporation

Splash means "to jump or splash (water, etc.), to fall with a zap. In this session, researchers who are presenters will share the most passionate aspects of their research with the participants, transcending the boundaries of their fields and affiliations. The participants (audience), on the other hand, are plunged into the world of different fields, bathed in the knowledge and enthusiasm of the researchers who appear one after the other. In a series of short presentations in very different fields, the enthusiasm of the presenters and the enthusiasm of the participants collide, and new research ideas and friends are born as if by splashing. That is what "Technology Splash" is all about.

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<Researchers who presented

No.	announcer	belong to	Announcement title	Poster No.
1	Taiga Shimizu	Osaka Prefectural Nagano Kita High School	Using the Ishibutsu Mineral Spring to Enrich Osaka Bay	P-01
2	Keita Koseki	Yasu Gakuen University	What did the survey of crime prevention patrol groups reveal?	P-03
3	Goichi Hagiwara	Kanoya University of Health and Sport Sciences	What is one effect of e-sports activities?	P-04
4	Susumu Kawashima	Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology	Basic research on human center of gravity detection device	P-05
5	Farid Mohamed	Ritsumeikan University	Introducing a Restaurant Hygiene Online Platform	P-09
6	Kazuya Matsuo	Miyahara Junior High School	Hydrogen Eco-Ropeway	P-14
7	Toshifumi Shimizu	non-partisan	Development of small and medium manufacturing cluster in Japan -Study on the construction of a base for mass production prototyping and its eco-system-.	P-17
8	Yoshihiro Takada	non-partisan	Artwork production of mouse brain 3D construction using high-definition digital brain images (tentative)	P-23
9	Satoshi Saito	non-partisan	Analysis of the essential issues of innovation in Japan and proposal of solutions 〜You can be an innovator, too! ~ (Japanese only)	P-24

<Presentation Venture

No.	announcer	belong to	Booth Details	Booth No.
10	Eitaro Doi	KARAKU INC.	By establishing a production method that enables long-term preservation of fresh fruit at room temperature, and by providing our know-how, we aim to solve the problem of food waste, especially "fruit loss," which is occurring around the world. We are also working to support farmers to increase their profits and expand their business overseas.	B-01
11	Takeya Matsumoto	Inner Resource Corporation	With the mission of "creating a world where researchers can immerse themselves in research," we offer "reprua," a one-stop cloud system that provides a one-stop solution for complicated purchasing, purchasing management, and inventory management tasks in research operations.	B-03
12	Tatsunori Hirotsu	Saidin Corporation	We explore the infinite possibilities of cyclodextrins, cyclic oligosaccharides, to improve the quality of life. To this end, we aim to develop cyclodextrin pharmaceuticals and functional foods.	B-05
13	Kariya Ryusho	Cuol Corporation	We conduct non-clinical studies of anticancer drugs in mouse models that faithfully reproduce the pathology of human cancer patients to improve the success rate of anticancer drug development. To this end, we are working on the development of patient-derived tumor tissue transplantation models.	B-07
14	Eiji Uemoto	Hakuzo Medical Co.	We want to eliminate infections through infection control tools. To achieve this goal, we are working to develop programs to increase interest in hand washing and environmental maintenance.	B-10
15	Yuki Maeda	Parity Innovations, Inc.	The technology of displaying images in the air, where there is nothing, has made it possible to express the world of science fiction and fantasy. For this purpose, we have developed a new imaging optical element, "parity mirror," which can display images in the air simply by placing it on the screen.	B-11
16	50th birthday celebration (of the 60th birthday of a sibling, etc.)	Eve Care Co.	To serve the realization of sustainable health care for each and every individual. To this end, we assess medium- and long-term health conditions with hair and propose solutions and care	B-13
17	Yoshiharu Morimoto	4D Sensor Corporation, Vibration Visualization Team	Developing a method to measure shape deformation with high speed and high accuracy to realize a safe and secure society. Currently, we are working on the practical application of technology that will enable us to counteract vibration and noise, understand the movement of infrastructure and various parts of the human body, and perform precise diagnosis and monitoring.	B-15
18	Hisae Homma	Nariko Seimitsu Co.	We have been involved in many metalworking prototypes and have been involved in the commercialization of many companies developing new products. We launched Garage Minato to give shape to new ideas with the technical skills, proposal capabilities, and sense of speed that we have cultivated over the years.	B-16
19	Takeharu Horikawa	Kanon Cure Inc.	We are a Tottori University venture engaged in research and development of treatments for liver diseases and drug discovery. We are developing "cell sheets for the treatment of liver diseases," which are cultured hepatocytes from human bone marrow cells, made into sheets, and attached to the surface of the liver to treat cirrhosis and other liver diseases.	B-19
20	Kaede Nishimoto	BugMo Inc.	Engaged in automated cultivation of edible insects (crickets) and product development. By spreading insect farming around the world, we are creating a food production system that is kind to people and the planet.	B-20
21	Takumi Sato	Polyketone Japan	Ketone Supplements Wipe Out Obesity in Humans and Dogs Polyketones are the focus of attention as ketone donors. Polyketones are produced by bacteria and can only be broken down by intestinal bacteria. The company aims to revolutionize the health business.	B-22
22	Tasuku Yanagisawa	Cell Fiber Corporation	To solve problems in the fields of medicine, drug discovery, food production, and the environment through the realization of cell-based industries.	B-25
23	Yoshiyuki Haruna	Shiroshi Corporation	Explain things that are difficult to explain in an easy-to-understand way by seeing them in CG and experiencing them in VR. For example, the mechanism of a jet engine is explained by CG. We offer "Meister VR," content that allows users to experience and understand how to experience disasters and how to handle advanced equipment through VR.	B-26
24	Eiichi Yagi	Power Assist International, Inc.	By realizing a power-assist suit, a robot that can be worn to assist with strength, the elderly and women will be freed from heavy labor, and in response to the decline in the working population due to the low birthrate and aging population, the elderly and women will be encouraged to enter the workforce, thereby revitalizing Japan and the world!	B-27

Core time 15:00-16:00 (Poster set up 10:00-17:00)

Researchers' posters, venture booths Postings and exhibits

This is a place for poster and booth presentations that are not limited to specific fields, and where a wide variety of presentations are made at the same time to exchange passions among different fields and to create opportunities for innovation.

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＜Poster Presentation

Poster No.	announcer	belong to	Announcement title
P-01	Taiga Shimizu	Osaka Prefectural Nagano Kita High School	Using the Ishibutsu Mineral Spring to Enrich Osaka Bay
P-02	Mineharu Shinnai	Osaka Prefectural Momoya High School	Projection-type 3D holograms using polarizers - Development of stereoscopic projection technology that enables direct viewing
P-03	Keita Koseki	Yasu Gakuen University	What did the survey of crime prevention patrol groups reveal?
P-04	Goichi Hagiwara	Kanoya University of Health and Sport Sciences	What is one effect of e-sports activities?
P-05	Susumu Kawashima	Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology	Basic research on human center of gravity detection device
P-06	Yamaguchi et al.	continuing education courses offered via radio or television	Citizen Science Project using "Biome," an application for collecting "living things
P-07	Takaho Itoigawa	Utsunomiya University	Construction of an information design method for inducing energy conservation behavior through nudges.
P-08	acer buergerianum	Hokkaido University of Science	Therapeutic Strategies for Intractable Lung Diseases with Inhaled Drug Delivery Systems: Development of Liposomes Oriented for the Treatment of Pulmonary Fibrosis
P-09	Farid Mohamed	Ritsumeikan University	Introducing a Restaurant Hygiene Online Platform
P-10	Yoshiya Tsukamoto	Osaka University, Graduate School of Frontier Biosciences	Construction of 3D tissue for regenerative medicine and drug discovery research by tissue engineering using thin film formation technology.
P-11	Yuki Matsumoto	Anicom Advanced Medical Research Institute Co.	Veterinary genetic analysis of dogs and cats using pet insurance information and large-scale genetic data.
P-12	Koutouri Okamoto	Science Classroom Rikijuku	Ecology and origin of the Lake Biwa ayu that was able to settle in Lake Takihata Dam
P-13	Ryuji Nagai	Tokai University	Measurement of Biological AGEs as a Marker for Evaluation of Metabolic Abnormalities and Its Usefulness
P-14	Kazuya Matsuo	Miyahara Junior High School	Hydrogen Eco-Ropeway
P-15	Yushi Momota	Osaka Prefectural Tondabayashi High School	Getting to the bottom of the teacher's voice that lingers in your ears
P-16	Daishun Yamamoto	Hiroshima University Graduate School	Analysis of the possibility of attracting Muslims to Osaka by establishing a restaurant district offering Halal-certified Osaka specialties.
P-17	Toshifumi Shimizu	non-partisan	Development of small and medium manufacturing cluster in Japan -Study on the construction of a base for mass production prototyping and its eco-system-.
P-18	Masanami Yamamoto	Department of Integrated Sciences, Faculty of Integrated Sciences, Hiroshima University	Health is the source of happiness - Please give me advice as a college student! I'm a college student!
P-19	Jun Kaneko	Chukyo University	What we have learned from "barefoot" research
P-20	Ryo Okumura	Renaissance Osaka High School	Comparison of Japanese and English ecosystem creation projects with on-site renovation of waterfront areas
P-21	Ryoji Terrace	Renaissance Osaka High School	Development of indoor stocking and parasite control techniques for freshwater mussels
P-22	Atsuya Matsui	Shiga University of Medical Science, School of Medicine	Proposal for a Home Health Management System with Low-cost Environmental Control Based on Indoor Multipoint Environmental Measurements
P-23	Yoshihiro Takada	non-partisan	Artwork production of mouse brain 3D construction using high-definition digital brain images (tentative)
P-24	Satoshi Saito	Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)	Analysis of the essential issues of innovation in Japan and proposal of a solution - You can be an innovator, too! ~ "The Innovator's Guide to Innovation in Japan

<Exhibit Booth

No.	Company/Team Name	About Us
B-01	KARAKU INC.	By establishing a production method that enables long-term preservation of fresh fruit at room temperature, and by providing our know-how, we aim to solve the problem of food waste, especially "fruit loss," which is occurring around the world. We are also working to support farmers to increase their profits and expand their business overseas.
B-02	Toy Medical Co.	With our technology, we are developing products that relieve patients' pain behind the treatment of various diseases. Recently, we have developed a salt absorption supplements to solve salt restriction for dialysis patients and those with high blood pressure.
B-03	Inner Resource Corporation	With the mission of "creating a world where researchers can immerse themselves in research," we offer "reprua," a one-stop cloud system that provides a one-stop solution for complicated purchasing, purchasing management, and inventory management tasks in research operations.
B-04	Metagen Inc.	Through intestinal design, we aim to realize a society with zero disease. To this end, we are working to understand the function of the intestinal microflora by analyzing the stools of many people using the world's most advanced technology, and to implement the obtained research results in society.
B-05	Saidin Corporation	We explore the infinite possibilities of cyclodextrins, cyclic oligosaccharides, to improve the quality of life. To this end, we aim to develop cyclodextrin pharmaceuticals and functional foods.
B-06	Shikoh Giken Co.	Our proprietary mercury-free ultraviolet surface light source "UV-LAFi" can be used as a surface light source for various ultraviolet wavelengths and can also be processed on curved surfaces, providing solutions to safety and security issues in the industrial, medical, and water sterilization fields.
B-07	Cuol Corporation	We conduct non-clinical studies of anticancer drugs in mouse models that faithfully reproduce the pathology of human cancer patients to improve the success rate of anticancer drug development. To this end, we are working on the development of patient-derived tumor tissue transplantation models.
B-08	MACHICOCO Corporation	In order to solve fundamental problems in the manufacturing industry, we support researchers and venture companies in their development, realize manufacturing for manufacturers, and provide experiential education to create through our technology network in Higashi-Osaka.
B-09	Garage Taisho	A long-established pressure gauge manufacturer with 110 years in business will provide start-up support in the IoT and life science fields, which it is tackling as a long-established venture itself, utilizing its own know-how and network.
B-10	Hakuzo Medical Co.	We want to eliminate infections through infection control tools. To achieve this goal, we are working to develop programs to increase interest in hand washing and environmental maintenance.
B-11	Parity Innovations, Inc.	The technology of displaying images in the air, where there is nothing, has made it possible to express the world of science fiction and fantasy. For this purpose, we have developed a new imaging optical element, "parity mirror," which can display images in the air simply by placing it on the screen.
B-12	VEQTA Corporation	The company develops and manufactures food and supplements according to the bacteria from the examination of the intestinal microflora of pets. Using algorithms derived from bacterial flora data, the company aims to detect and cure diseases with high morbidity, such as atopic dermatitis, at an early stage.
B-13	Eve Care Co.	To serve the realization of sustainable health care for each and every individual. To this end, we assess medium- and long-term health conditions with hair and propose solutions and care
B-14	Shoes Minish Ltd.	We are actively engaged in CSR and other activities to fulfill our philosophy of "increasing the number of people who enjoy walking. The Company is a footwear (shoes and sandals) manufacturer, engaged in manufacturing and retail sales (directly managed EC stores and physical stores).
B-15	4D Sensor Corporation, Vibration Visualization Team	Developing a method to measure shape deformation with high speed and high accuracy to realize a safe and secure society. Currently, we are working on the practical application of technology that will enable us to counteract vibration and noise, understand the movement of infrastructure and various parts of the human body, and perform precise diagnosis and monitoring.
B-16	Nariko Seimitsu Co.	We have been involved in many metalworking prototypes and have been involved in the commercialization of many companies developing new products. We launched Garage Minato to give shape to new ideas with the technical skills, proposal capabilities, and sense of speed that we have cultivated over the years.
B-17	BeCellBar, LLC	Our goal is to regulate the barriers in the human body to maintain good health and create a society where people can live a brighter life. To this end, we are developing delivery methods for pharmaceuticals and health functional ingredients and methods to strengthen the barrier.
B-18	AMI Corporation	In order to realize "preventive medicine, health promotion, and medical cost reduction" through rapid medical innovation, we are working on the development of "super stethoscope," a stethoscope with an automatic diagnosis assist function, and "cloud health checkup service," which provides the same items as specified checkups remotely.
B-19	Kanon Cure Inc.	We are a Tottori University venture engaged in research and development of treatments for liver diseases and drug discovery. We are developing "cell sheets for the treatment of liver diseases," which are cultured hepatocytes from human bone marrow cells, made into sheets, and attached to the surface of the liver to treat cirrhosis and other liver diseases.
B-20	BugMo Inc.	Engaged in automated cultivation of edible insects (crickets) and product development. By spreading insect farming around the world, we are creating a food production system that is kind to people and the planet.
B-21	Mitani Battery Technology Institute, LLC	We will realize a sustainable society where people can live with peace of mind. To this end, we are developing safe, inexpensive water-based organic rechargeable batteries that can be powered by salt water.
B-22	Polyketone Japan	Ketone Supplements Wipe Out Obesity in Humans and Dogs Polyketones are the focus of attention as ketone donors. Polyketones are produced by bacteria and can only be broken down by intestinal bacteria. The company aims to revolutionize the health business.
B-23	Keihan Holdings Co.	Verify and forecast the future impact of ICT innovation on the Keihan Group (robotics, automated driving, sharing services, etc.) and promote innovation in existing businesses.
B-24	Univase	As a therapeutic agent for drug-resistant viral diseases, we are developing nucleic acid drugs that incorporate our proprietary technology of universal bases into artificial nucleic acids.
B-25	Cell Fiber Corporation	To solve problems in the fields of medicine, drug discovery, food production, and the environment through the realization of cell-based industries.
B-26	Shiroshi Corporation	Explain things that are difficult to explain in an easy-to-understand way by seeing them in CG and experiencing them in VR. For example, the mechanism of a jet engine is explained by CG. We offer "Meister VR," content that allows users to experience and understand how to experience disasters and how to handle advanced equipment through VR.
B-27	Power Assist International, Inc.	By realizing a power-assist suit, a robot that can be worn to assist with strength, the elderly and women will be freed from heavy labor, and in response to the decline in the working population due to the low birthrate and aging population, the elderly and women will be encouraged to enter the workforce, thereby revitalizing Japan and the world!
B-28	Hang Co.	Bringing in issues related to Japanese baseball equipment, the company develops and sells SAKUGOE, a tee batting stand produced in cooperation with a town factory in Minato-ku, Tokyo. Bringing Japanese baseball equipment to the world with Made in Japan quality.

17:20-17:30

Closing (Closing Ceremony)

Poster and Booth Presentations (Pitches)

<List of announcements

	Business Name	Presentation Theme
1	Agri-Shot Corporation	Agri-Shot, a pest AI diagnostic application
2	Agri-Light Research Institute, Inc.	Investigation into the construction of a cultivation environment for pesticide-free ginger using light
3	Grand Green Corporation	Grafting Cassettes Revolutionizing Grafted Seedling Production
4	SOFIX Agricultural Promotion Organization	We support soil cultivation that energizes soil microorganisms.
5	FKG Corporation	Agricultural production using a new functional soil conditioner made from ash
6	Kochi Agricultural Council	Introduction of Koch Agri-Management Club
7	Admetec Corporation	Quality preservation technology for agricultural products that does not rely on chemicals
8	Shiraki Orchard	Labor-saving transportation and production for the next generation
9	Monju Co.	Proposal for low-tech local resource recycling agri-tech
10	Fight Chemical Products Co.	Creating Infinite Value from Untapped Resources
11	Japan Moss Factory, Inc.	Creating a new industry of moss with the potential to heal both the earth and human hearts
12	Terra Smile Corporation	The Future of Smart Agriculture: RightARM Adopted in Southern Kyushu
13	Kochi Agricultural Cooperative	To reduce labor on the farm and increase farmers' income
14	Tropical Style Co.	Sense of balance as a JA-funded agricultural production corporation
15	tuliptongue (Lepidoptera tuliptta)	Paddy weeding robots make organic farming easier!
16	General Incorporated Foundation INBOUND JAPAN	Decomposes paint waste with microorganisms and converts it into solid fuel. Utilized for greenhouse cultivation
17	Agricultural Cooperative Shikoku Duroc Farm	Duroc Farm's 6th stage initiatives and the future of agriculture
18	Musca Corporation	Value Addition of Tosa Hachikin Chickens Using Yellow Fly Feed
19	Team GQ Beef	Building a beef production system that fully utilizes land and science
20	Aku Planta Corporation	State-of-the-art technology to protect crops from high temperatures and drought

<List of Technology Splash Presentations

Announcement time	order of presentation	Name (titles omitted)	belong to
9:30-10:00	A01	Hiroki Oka	Waseda University
	A02	Shigeru Ichinoura	Laboratory of Production Machinery, Faculty of Agriculture, Yamagata University
	A03	Ikutaro Masaki	The University of Tokyo
	A04	Hiroaki Ito	Gastroenterological Surgery, Showa University Koto Toyosu Hospital
	A05	Toshi Kanie	Nagoya University
	A06	Masaki Misawa	National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
	A07	Hiroaki Yano	University of Tsukuba
	A08	Daichi Okabe	Japan Healthcare Corporation
	A09	Masanobu Kowaka	Hamano Manufacturing Co.
	A10	Yoshimi Ui	aba Corporation
12:00-12:50	B01	Yotoku Takamitsu	Nariko Seimitsu Co.
	B02	Sayuri Goryoda	Tsuji Institute of Culinary Education, Dokkyo Medical University
	B03	Tomoaki Takaya	Oyama National College of Technology
	B04	Tomohiro Murayama	Urawa Jitsugyo Gakuen Junior & Senior High School
	B05	Takushi Ikeda	Urawa Jitsugyo Gakuen High School
	B06	Takeshi Ito	Yuge Merchant Marine Technical College
	B07	Kohei Aso	Euglena Co.
	B08	Shinichiro Takezawa	Seturotech Corporation
	B09	Lin Butei	Hosei University Graduate School
	B10	Hiroji Akimoto	Albatross Technology, LLC.
	B11	Austin Yoshino	Manaola Innovations
	B12	Meguro, Scholar	National Institute for Materials Science
	B13	Nakatani Warm	Department of Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Hosei University
	B14	Rio Takahashi	Department of Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Hosei University
	B15	Ryo Sakakibara	Department of Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Hosei University
	B16	Yutaka Kudo	Ten no Gijutsu Co.
	B17	Shun Yokota	Hosei University
	B18	Masahiro Tsugita	Tokai University Graduate School
	B19	Yoshinao Kishimoto	Tokyo City University
	B20	Kanazawa, et al.	(KanaLABO Inc.
18:00-18:50	C01	Kazuhiro Nishioka	Kisvin Science Corporation
	C02	Sousuke Ohtaki	Urawa Jitsugyo Gakuen Junior & Senior High School
	C03	Sun Kim	Urawa Jitsugyo Gakuen High School
	C04	Aimi Ishii	Keio University
	C05	Seima Yabe	Specialized in Biology, Department of Science, Faculty of Education, Waseda University
	C06	Jilan Sadjawijit Manirat	Kanagawa Prefectural Central Agricultural High School
	C07	Ken Ueno	Smolt Corporation
	C08	Keisuke Igarashi	Japan Cellular Agriculture Association, NPO
	C09	Rei Miyano	Kitasato University Graduate School
	C10	Hiroshi Nakayama	University of Tsukuba
	C11	Yuhei Natsume	Chiba University International Education Center
	C12	Naoki Yaraoka	HiLable, Inc.
	C13	Mitsuo Nagao	Nihon University
	C14	Tetsuya Tsugami	Department of Electrical Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo
	C16	Rei Kurozumi	University of Tsukuba Graduate School
	C17	Koutaro Sakamoto	University of Tsukuba
	C18	Genjiro Maeda	Correspondence course student, Faculty of Science and Technology, Akita University
	C19	Hajime Tamaki	Agro Design Studio, Inc.
	C20	Tomoji Nakamura	Umi no Kabushiki Kaisha, Ltd.
	C21	Kazunori Otobe	National Agricultural Research Center, National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
	C22	Shinjiro Saeki	The Society for the Scientific Study of Edible Insects, NPO

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