Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference 2024 OSAKA
2024.08.31 [SAT].

Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference 2024 OSAKA

Rebuilding the Research Ecosystem Knowledge Capital Conference Room Tower C
ABOUT
What is the Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference?
It is a place where researchers, large corporations, small factories, and venture companies, regardless of their field or industry, can fuse their knowledge and technology through discussion, identify new research themes and issues that humanity needs to face, and promote research together.

Research that creates something new from nothing is, to begin with, "fun. However, all we hear from the research community in Japan today are gloomy stories. Perhaps the current way of conducting research, including budgets, postings, priority themes, evaluation systems, and researcher training, is no longer functioning well in the changing times. On the other hand, Southeast Asian countries have developed, and local researchers have become equal research partners, both academic and civilian. The field of research is expanding not only to Japan, Europe, the U.S., and China, but also to Southeast Asia. Now that the global situation has changed, let us return to our roots as researchers and start a discussion on the reconstruction of the research ecosystem, including academia, corporate research institutes, and even bridging the research results to society.

Please be careful for your safety as typhoon No. 10 is approaching.
Schedule
Saturday, August 31, 2024 09:30-18:30
Venue
Knowledge Capital Conference Room Tower C
8F Grand Front Osaka Tower C, 3-1 Ohfuka-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka
ACCESS
Organizer
Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.
Entrance fee
Corporations and government agencies 50,000 yen/person (tax and handling fee not included)
Researchers affiliated with universities and other research institutions, students, educators, junior high and high school students: Free
Target Participants
Academia, ventures, large companies, SMEs, local governments, secondary and high school students, etc.

Timetable

TIME Main hall Session Room A Session Room B Poster and booth
09:30 Opening Ceremony
10:00 Short Pitches by Researchers and Venture Companies "Hyper Interdisciplinary Splash"
10:50 Knowledge Manufacturing Ignition Planning Description
11:10 Poster & Booth Core Time
11:10 Online Abstracts
12:30 Lunch break
13:30 Keynote Speech "Start a new research - Let's continue to do interesting research with amateur ideas and professional execution.
13:50 Movement
14:00 First Social Implementation - How do researchers face the barriers of the start-up period? How do researchers face the obstacles in the start-up phase? Bring back the richness of the sea with aggressive ideas. Compass for R&D Projects 〜˜To find out the way forward for the organization and its R&D personnel from the status of conformity to ISO 56002
14:50 Travel & Rest
15:10 Can we get younger? ~ Biological Age and Taurine Changing the Concept of Aging ~ Japanese Settlements and Resilience in the Wake of Noto's Infrastructure Destruction From Earth to Space, from Space to Earth, the possibility of deepening opened up by all generations
16:00 Travel & Rest
16:20 Can Gut Design® be achieved outside of food!? Transformation of behavior and mind led by space Drone services created by small and midsize companies x startups
17:10 Travel & Rest
17:20 Knowledge Manufacturing Ignition Co-Creation Pitch
17:50 Break and social time
18:10 Awards Ceremony and Closing Ceremony (~18:30)
program

Session List

Speakers

  • Junichiro Ishio
    Junichiro Ishio
    • Leave a Nest Co., Ltd. Research and Development Division
    D. in International Development Engineering from Tokyo Institute of Technology. D. in Engineering. From engineering to physiological psychology, he does not hesitate to dive into any field that interests him. As a student, he conducted manufacturing projects both inside and outside of Japan. During his doctoral years, he conducted research on measuring human emotions using wearable terminals. In his hometown of Kagawa Prefecture, he established the Kagawa Tech Planter and the Society of Transdisciplinary Studies, and is currently struggling to create a project that will change the world from the local community.
  • Rui Izumiyama
    Rui Izumiyama
    • Nihon University Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Faculty of Science and Technology
    Co-Chairman, Sotonova General Incorporated Association
    Co-Chairman, General Incorporated Association Area Management Lab
    PlacemakingX Japan Leader

    Rui Izumiyama (泉山塁威) is an urban tactician and placemaker born in 1984 in Sapporo, Japan. As an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture, College of Science and Technology, Nihon University, he has been conducting innovative research and practice in the field of urban planning and urban design. He holds a doctorate in engineering and is a certified associate urban planner.
    As co-chairman of Sotonova Incorporated Association and Area Management Labo Incorporated Association, he is involved in practice, public awareness and human resource development, and internationally, he is also the Japanese leader of PlacemakingX. He specializes in urban management, area management, public space utilization, tactical urbanism, placemaking, and walkable cities.
    He has published 13 urban books under the motto "Rich Places Create the Future of Areas and Cities. He continues to take on the challenge of sustainable urban renewal with his unique approach that combines theory and practice, including his recent book, "Dictionary of Public Space Utilization.
  • Shuji Ide
    Shuji Ide
    • Natural Electric Power Co. Group Leader, Community Development Group
    Born in Saga Prefecture, he joined Natural Power Company in 2015. After working on wind power business projects, he has been in charge of business planning for farm-based solar power and resilience enhancement since last year, as well as the operation of "Green Business Producers," a community leadership development project. His goal is to implement a new capital circulation system that reinvests in the blue earth and the next generation, rather than a one-off profitable business.
  • Takashi Ito
    Takashi Ito
    • Fukui Prefectural University professor
    D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences. D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Osaka University. Currently, he is engaged in education and research on the health functions of agricultural and marine products from Fukui Prefecture at the Faculty of Bioresources, Fukui Prefectural University. He established the International Taurine Research Association in 2014 and promotes taurine research in collaboration with domestic researchers.
  • Joe Inoue
    Joe Inoue
    • Leave a Nest Co., Ltd. President and Representative Director CCO
    D., Pharmacist, founded LIVERNESS in 2002 while still in graduate school. After completing his PhD process, he worked as an Assistant Professor and Lecturer at the Faculty of Science, Kitasato University, Assistant Professor at the Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University, and Specially Appointed Associate Professor at Keio University before assuming and concurrently serving as Professor of Advanced Pharmaceutical Sciences at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kumamoto University and Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Keio University from 2018. He is a researcher and manager involved in launching joint research projects with universities and research institutions and supporting the establishment of research institutes while conducting research and development. He has also been involved in the establishment of many venture companies and serves as an advisor.
  • Kan Ebisawa
    Kan Ebisawa
    • Mobile Internet Capital, Inc. chairman of board of directors
    After working as a device/system/software engineer in the optical disc field at Sony Corporation, he experienced technology planning in the R&D area, group-wide technology strategy, new business creation such as the launch of PlayStation network business, JV establishment, and business transfer.
    He joined the Company as an advisor in March 2018 and was appointed President and Representative Director in April 2018 and Chairman of the Board in 2024.
    He has given many classes, seminars, and workshops related to venture business and open innovation at universities, graduate schools, and companies, and has trained future generations of venture business professionals.
    Graduated from the School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University. He is a visiting professor at Chuo University Business School and an outside director (independent director) of Synspective Inc.
  • Yoshinobu Osaka
    Yoshinobu Osaka
    • Leave a Nest Co., Ltd. Director, Center for National Policy Research
    He holds a Master's degree in Business Administration from Keio University, Graduate School of Business Administration. After working at Mitsubishi UFJ Bank and Japan Bank for International Cooperation, he worked at the Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo (Specially Appointed Researcher) and Japan Science and Technology Agency (ACCEL Program Manager). Since joining RIVANES, he has been responsible for supporting the commercialization of research results by researchers and the investment and development of venture companies. He also serves as Representative Director of GLOKA LINK Corporation, Representative Director of KOBATA HOLDINGS Corporation, and Outside Director of Chalenagy Corporation.
  • Mitsuhiro Ogawa
    Mitsuhiro Ogawa
    • Teikyo University Professor, Department of Information Electronics, Faculty of Science and Engineering
    Graduated from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University in 1992, completed the Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University in 1994, and the Graduate School of Medicine, Tokyo Medical and Dental University in 1998, where he received his Ph. After working as a post-doctoral fellow, he became an assistant at the Institute of Biomaterials and Bioengineering, Tokyo Medical and Dental University in 1999. After working for domestic and international venture companies, he became a lecturer at Teikyo University in 2012, an associate professor in 2018, and a professor in 2021 (current position).
    He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Japan Society for Biomedical Engineering, the Board of Directors of the Japan Society for Digital Game Engineering, and a member of the IEEE and the Japan Society of Nursing Science and Technology.
    He specializes in biomedical measurements (especially physiological measurements), biological signal processing and game science.
  • Yosuke Obata
    Yosuke Obata
    • S.T. Corporation Research & Development Division Director
    After obtaining a doctorate (engineering), he joined a consumer goods manufacturer as a new graduate and worked in the R&D and business divisions. In 2022, he was transferred to his current position, and from 2024, he has been the General Manager of the R&D Division. He has gained experience in product design and development of general merchandise and medical devices, as well as in human efficacy testing and physiological psychological research in collaboration with external research institutions. Currently, he is engaged in activities to explore the seeds of wellness values and technologies utilizing fragrance and heat.
  • Takeo Kanade
    Takeo Kanade
    • Carnegie Mellon University Founder's Memorial All Professors
    • Kyoto University Invited Distinguished Professor, School of Advanced Studies
    D. in Engineering from Kyoto University in 1973. After working as an assistant and associate professor at the Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University, he moved to Carnegie Mellon University in 1980. He has served as Director of the Robotics Institute.
    As a computer vision and intelligent robotics researcher, he is particularly proud of his achievements, including the development of the world's first computerized human face image recognition and face detection technology, the invention of the Lucas-Kanade algorithm used in most video processing today, and the development of multi-camera imaging technology used today, such as the "eye vision" technology used in the 35th Super Bowl, in which more than 30 robot cameras captured a 360-degree view of the field of vision. He is also known for the invention of an algorithm called the Lucas-Kanade method, which is used in most video processing today, and for the development of many technologies used in everyday life today, including the multi-camera imaging technology represented by "Eye Vision," which used more than 30 robot cameras to capture a 360-degree field of view at the 35th Super Bowl.
    He has received the Kyoto Prize, the Franklin Foundation Medal Bauer Award, the IEEE Founder's Medal, the Allen Newell Award from the American Society for Intelligence, the Armenian National Award Global IT Award, and the Tateishi Special Award.
    He is a Distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of Engineering, a Person of Cultural Merit, and a member of the Japan Academy.
  • Motohei Kanayama
    Motohei Kanayama
    • Kyushu University Graduate School Faculty of Agriculture, Division of Environmental and Agricultural Sciences, Department of Soil and Environmental Science, Professor
    He graduated from the Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu University in 1997, received his master's degree from the same university in 1999, and his doctorate in 2002. After working as an academic researcher at the Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyushu University, and as a lecturer at the Center for Regulation of Biological Environment, Kyushu University, he joined the Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyushu University as an assistant professor in 2005 (reassigned as an assistant professor in 2007), an associate professor in 2013 at the Faculty of Agriculture, Iwate University, a professor in 2020 at the Faculty of Agriculture, Iwate University, and a professor from 2023. He has been a professor at the Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyushu University since 2013. He is engaged in research on soft ground and river sediment distributed in low-lying coastal areas, which is useful for conservation, maintenance, and management of agricultural production infrastructure, as well as improvement of ground improvement technology and deformation prediction technology.
  • Susumu Kawaguchi
    Susumu Kawaguchi
    • Shiodamari Foundation board chairman
    Graduated from Meiji Pharmaceutical University, Department of Hygienic Pharmacy, and became President and Representative Director of Nutry, Inc. in 1991. In April 2024, he established a foundation to restore the rich coastal ecology of the Ise Bay area.
  • Naoko Kishimoto
    Naoko Kishimoto
    • Kwansei Gakuin University Professor, Faculty of Engineering
    D. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Tokyo. After working as an Invited Research Fellow at the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), a JST-PRESTO Researcher at Kyoto University, and a Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Science and Technology, Setsunan University, he has been in his current position since April, 2023. He is engaged in research to analyze the form and properties of space structures launched by rockets and functioning in orbit and on planets, and to propose new and interesting structures. His main research themes include the proposal of modular and inflatable structures, the application of natural forms such as marine plankton and insect hatching to space structures, and research on morphing wings that can autonomously change their shape.
  • Taro Kinoshita
    Taro Kinoshita
    • UntroD Capital Japan, Inc. Growth Manager
    He joined Sumitomo Chemical in 2009, where he was involved in R&D and new business planning related to high-functional materials, etc. In 2017, he joined Realtech Holdings (now UntroD Capital Japan), where he was involved in investment operations and management support as a growth manager. In 2022, he founded Tokyo Nucleic Acid Synthesis Co. He established Tokyo Nucleic Acid Synthesis Co. with Prof. Okamoto of Tokyo University as the first real-tech company creation in 2022, and assumed the position of Representative Director (currently Director). Program Manager, SBIR Program, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (current position)
  • Yasuto Sakuraba
    Yasuto Sakuraba
    • Tenchijin, Inc. Co-founder, President/CEO
    With a diverse network of human resources and a wealth of experience in new business development gained through the establishment and expansion, he is the President of Tenchijin. He also has experience in developing agricultural IoT sensors, and his knowledge ranges from hardware to software, and designs Tenchiin services from a business perspective.
  • Yuzuka Sasaki
    Yuzuka Sasaki
    • Osaka Prefectural Kitano High School/ADvanceLab
    Eighth year student of the Masayoshi Son Scholarship Foundation. Poster presentation on "Cosmic Rays Arrival Frequency and Solar Activity" at the Osaka Conference of the Society for Hyperdifferent Fields 2022, supported by the Osaka University SEEDS program and the Accelerator Kitchen from the youngest eighth grader in history, still working on cosmic ray and particle measurements. He has received multiple awards for his published work on radiation imaging using scintillators, and in 2024, he was the first Japanese to be selected for Beamline for Schools, a high school accelerator experiment proposal competition by the international accelerator facility CERN-DESY, for "Sakura Particles. He is scheduled to conduct a two-week experiment in Geneva, Switzerland, in September as a member of "Sakura Particles.
  • Shintaro Sato
    Shintaro Sato
    • Ishikawa prefecture Director, Creative Reconstruction Promotion Division, Noto Peninsula Earthquake Reconstruction and Recovery Promotion Department
    In 2013, he joined the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. In 2013, he joined the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), where he was in charge of revising the renewable energy FIT system, supporting overseas expansion through investment in the public-private fund "Cool Japan Organization", launching the "Town Personnel Department" policy to support local employment of young and mid-career workers, and various benefit programs to support business continuity for Corona disaster in SMEs, etc. From 2022 he was transferred to the Ishikawa prefectural government as Director of Industrial Policy Division. In response to the Noto Peninsula earthquake in January of this year, he assumed the newly established position of Director of the Creative Reconstruction Promotion Division in April. He has been involved in the formulation and promotion of the prefecture's Creative Reconstruction Plan and the establishment of an intermediary support organization to support local activities. He also serves as a policy advisor to the town of Kyotamba in Kyoto Prefecture. He holds a Master's degree in Regional Economics from Cornell University, USA.
  • Miyuki Shigenaga
    Miyuki Shigenaga
    • Leave a Nest Co., Ltd. Human Development division
    D. in Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University. D. in Chemistry. D. in Chemistry from Tohoku University, Japan. In 2019, he joined the editorial board of incu-be, a research career support magazine for young researchers, and has proposed the path of "commercialization" as a career option for young researchers. 2022, He was in charge of matching researchers and companies in the NEDO Public-Private Young Researcher Discovery Support Project. Currently, he belongs to the Human Resources Development Division, where he is engaged in various training programs and commercialization support under the theme of diversifying the way researchers live and work.
  • Yusuke Shinozawa
    Yusuke Shinozawa
    • Leave a Nest Co., Ltd. Executive Officer
    Graduated from the Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Tokyo (Master of Agricultural Science). 2008 Worked for a PR company before joining RIVERNESS in 2009. In the same year, he launched the Silicon Valley training program for graduate students, the first overseas business for Riverness. 2012, he launched the media development business. 2013, he launched the seed acceleration business "TECH PLANTER". 2018, he became the head of the foundation development business. Started working on the theme of "founding a business" instead of starting a business. started Project Ikkaku in 2019. executive officer since 2021.
  • Hiroyuki Suzuki
    Hiroyuki Suzuki
    • Yamada Shokai Holding Co. (senior) managing director
    In 1983, he joined Yamada Shokai Co. He has been in the back-office consistently in labor, human resources, and accounting, and was appointed as Executive Officer and General Manager of the General Affairs Department in 2012. 2016, he led the launch of "Yamada Shokai Holding" and subsequently experienced many M&A transactions. 2024, he assumed his current position and is currently involved in new business creation for the entire group. In addition, he also serves as a director of the Aichi Prefecture Federation of Social Insurance Committees and as a councilor of the Aichi Prefecture Health Insurance Association.
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Schedule

TIME THEME SPEAKER
09:30 Main hall

Opening Ceremony

10:00 Short Pitches by Researchers and Venture Companies "Hyper Interdisciplinary Splash" Main hall

Short Pitches by Researchers and Venture Companies "Hyper Interdisciplinary Splash"

Splash, named after the word "splash," which means "to splash or splash (water, etc.)," is an opportunity for researchers and venture capitalists to pitch what they want to do and what they are looking for from the participants in a 90-second pitch. The aim is to find passionate presenters while being exposed to the knowledge and enthusiasm of researchers who appear one after another, and to use their pitches as hints for new ideas. The poster presentations will be followed by more in-depth discussions that will lead to the creation of new collaborative research. List of Speakers
10:50 Knowledge Manufacturing Ignition Planning Description Main hall

Knowledge Manufacturing Ignition Planning Description

Session Partners:
Kyoto University, LIVERNESS Co.
Knowledge Manufacturing Ignition (Ignition: ignition, ignition) is a program that aims to create new research projects among participants from different fields and industries, including researchers, venture companies, and business companies. The project initiators will be asked to concretize in a single slide the collaborative project proposal that emerged from the dialogue in the hall and present it at the Co-Creation Pitch starting at 5:20 pm. The projects selected by the partner companies will be materialized with the assistance of RIVANES. enforcement release
11:10 Poster and booth

Poster & Booth Core Time

List of Poster and Booth Abstracts
11:10

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12:30

Lunch break

Session Room B

12:45-13:15 Knowledge Manufacturing Ignition Workshop

13:30 Keynote Speech: "Start a New Research: Let's Keep Doing Interesting Research with Amateur Ideas and Genin Execution" (Japanese only) Main hall

Keynote Speech "Start a new research - Let's continue to do interesting research with amateur ideas and professional execution.

Mr. Kanade is a leading expert in computer vision and intelligent robotics, and has created a number of innovative technologies that are now part of everyday life, such as face recognition technology and automatic driving. In this lecture, Mr. Kanade will talk about his research, which has produced surprising results while solving problems, as well as the concept of "amateur idea, expert execution" and research entrepreneurship, which he has developed through his own experience. Release page
  • Takeo Kanade (Carnegie Mellon University/Kyoto University)
13:50

Movement

14:00 First Social Implementation - How do researchers face the barriers of the start-up period? How do researchers face the obstacles in the start-up phase? Main hall

First Social Implementation - How do researchers face the barriers of the start-up period? How do researchers face the obstacles in the start-up phase?

Session Partners:
UntroD Capital Japan, Inc.
Innovative technology is coming soon! But how do we deliver that technology to society? Perhaps the most effective way is for the researchers themselves to "start a business. Although there are mechanisms to support entrepreneurship, it is not uncommon for those actually involved to be in the situation of groping their way through the process. In this session, we will welcome university faculty members who are working on social implementation of their research results, and discuss the challenges they face and how they should face them, while sharing their real experiences in the field. session release
  • Daisuke Yamane (Ritsumeikan University)
  • Eiichiro Mori (molmir, Inc.)
  • Kohei Shimasaki (Hiroshima University)

[Moderator]

  • Taro Kinoshita (UntroD Capital Japan, Inc.)
  • Miyuki Shigenaga (Leave a Nest Co.,Ltd.)
Bring back the richness of the sea with aggressive ideas. Session Room A

Bring back the richness of the sea with aggressive ideas.

Session Partners:
Shiodamari foundation
In order to restore the abundance of marine living resources, we are about to begin the challenge of pursuing the "tide pool method," which is a departure from conventional approaches. In order to proceed with this new endeavor, it is necessary to aggressively expand our thinking and accumulate scientific evidence. In this session, we will discuss the creation of sustainable soil environments and visualization of the economic value of ecosystem services with researchers who are working on research from different perspectives. session release
  • Susumu Kawaguchi (Tidamari Foundation)
  • Motohei Kanayama (Graduate School of Kyushu University)
  • Kazushi Miyashita (Hokkaido University)

[Moderator]

  • Yusuke Shinozawa (Leave a Nest Co.,Ltd.)
The Compass for R&D Projects - Exploring the Path Forward for Organizations and R&D Professionals from the Status of Compliance with ISO 56002 Session Room B

Compass for R&D Projects 〜˜To find out the way forward for the organization and its R&D personnel from the status of conformity to ISO 56002

Session Partners:
Focus Systems Co.
R&D projects are difficult to evaluate and not easy to manage. The Innovation Management System (IMS), which is becoming an international standard, refers to the organizational state necessary for effective value creation by the organization and field researchers. In this session, we will discuss the results of the RISM project, which has been working on the visualization of the state of organizations and front-line researchers, and discuss the embodiment of the efforts of both organizations and front-line researchers. session release
  • Shinya Takaya (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)
  • Hideki Hayashida (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology Graduate School / New Industry Creation Partners, LLC)
  • Takeshi Matsumoto (Japan Innovation Network)

[Moderator]

  • Shuichiro Takahashi (Leave a Nest Co.,Ltd.)
14:50

Travel & Rest

15:10 Can we get younger? ~ Biological Age and Taurine  Changing the Concept of Aging ~ Main hall

Can we get younger? ~ Biological Age and Taurine Changing the Concept of Aging ~

Session Partners:
Taisho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. / Rhelixa, Inc.
Why is it that some people are born in the same year (calendar age), but some feel younger and others feel more and more decrepit day by day? In recent years, "biological age," which reflects the degree of aging of the body's cells and tissues, has been the focus of much attention. Advances in aging science have begun to show scientifically that we can become younger by improving our lifestyle. In addition, the anti-aging effects of taurine became a hot topic when it was published in Science last year. In this session, we will discuss the expanding research on taurine's anti-aging properties and lifestyle habits that can help us stay young. session release
  • Ryo Nakaki (Rhelixa, Inc.)
  • Akihisa Morito (Taisho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.)
  • Takashi Ito (Fukui Prefectural University)

[Moderator]

  • Yukihiro Maru (Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.)
Japanese Settlements and Resilience in the Wake of Noto's Infrastructure Destruction Session Room A

Japanese Settlements and Resilience in the Wake of Noto's Infrastructure Destruction

Session Partners:
Ishikawa prefecture
The Rivanes Resilience Project, launched in the wake of the Noto Peninsula earthquake on New Year's Day, aims to build a resilient social system using deep tech. In this session, Mr. Sato, who is leading the recovery and reconstruction efforts at the Ishikawa Prefectural Government, Mr. Hayashi, who has decided to introduce cutting-edge technology to his own land in a marginalized community in Ishikawa, and Mr. Ide, who has been running a business since before the earthquake to shift to natural energy, will discuss how to live 10 years from now by utilizing deep tech. The discussion will be held in the evening. session release
  • Shungo Hayashi (KOMINGLE Corporation / COMINGLE / GENDAI SHUKURA / NOTONOKUNI HYAKUNENNOKEI)
  • Shintaro Sato (Ishikawa Prefecture)
  • Shuji Ide (Natural Electric Power Co.)

[Moderator]

  • Satoko Tachibana (Leave a Nest Co.,Ltd.)
From Earth to Space, from Space to Earth, the possibility of deepening opened up by all generations Session Room B

From Earth to Space, from Space to Earth, the possibility of deepening opened up by all generations

Session Partners:
Mobile Internet Capital, Inc.
The universe, which until now has only been a place to look at, is finally entering an era in which many human beings will be able to be involved. In such an exciting era, how can we measure and utilize space and the Earth? High school students thinking about space from Earth, researchers learning on Earth and trying to utilize it in space, venture companies and investors looking at Earth from space. We will discuss what kind of space age will come in 2040 and how we can be involved in it, transcending fields and generations. session release
  • Kan Ebisawa (Mobile Internet Capital, Inc.)
  • Yuzuka Sasaki (Osaka Prefectural Kitano High School/ADvanceLab)
  • Naoko Kishimoto (Kwansei Gakuin University)
  • Yasuto Sakuraba (Tenchijin Co., Ltd.)

[Moderator]

  • Yoshinobu Osaka (Leave a Nest Co.,Ltd.)
16:00

Travel & Rest

16:20 Can Gut Design® be achieved outside of food!? Main hall

Can Gut Design® be achieved outside of food!?

Session Partners:
Metagen Inc.
A good intestinal environment not only relieves constipation, but also suppresses appetite, improves endurance, stress, and is related to all points of health maintenance and business performance. Currently, the mainstream approach is to regulate the intestinal environment through "food intake" such as lactic acid bacteria, fermented foods, and dietary fiber, but are there any other methods? In this session, we will discuss the possibility of realizing Gut Design® through physical interventions other than food such as temperature and VR contents. session release
  • Shinji Fukuda (Metagen, Inc.)
  • Mitsuhiro Ogawa (Teikyo University)
  • Yosuke Obata (S.T. Corporation)

[Moderator]

  • Joe Inoue (Leave a Nest Co.,Ltd.)
Transformation of behavior and mind led by space Session Room A

Transformation of behavior and mind led by space

Session Partners:
Shikoku Kasei Holdings Co.
In many places, "parklets," spaces for pedestrians created on sidewalks and road shoulders, have been created to shift urban areas from being "car-centered" to "people-centered," and to create places for diverse people to gather and interact. However, while social experiments have been conducted, there are few examples in Japan of permanent use of such spaces. In this session, we will focus on the impact of space on people, and discuss with experts in placemaking and wellbeing. We will pursue the value of space for people and how our behavior and mind can be changed by spatial design and operation. session release
  • Tatsuo Monda (Shikoku Kasei Holdings Co.)
  • Rui Izumiyama (Nihon University)
  • Junji Watanabe (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, Communication Science Laboratories)

[Moderator]

  • Junichiro Ishio (Leave a Nest Co.,Ltd.)
Drone services created by small and midsize companies x startups Session Room B

Drone services created by small and midsize companies x startups

Session Partners:
ACSL Corporation
While the use of drones is attracting attention at many major companies, what direction are medium-sized companies that promote business closely tied to the local community taking? In this session, ACSL, the first drone brand listed in Japan, and two regional mid-sized companies with sales of 20 billion yen and promoting various businesses will be invited to discuss the potential of drone utilization in the environmental measurement field, gas and water works, and other regional infrastructure businesses.

session release
  • Satoyuki Washitani (ACSL Corporation)
  • Hiroyuki Suzuki (Yamada Shokai Holding Co., Ltd.)
  • Hirofumi Fukushima (Safety Research Center Takaoka Co.)

[Moderator]

  • Kazuhiro Hasegawa (Leave a Nest Co.,Ltd.)
17:10

Travel & Rest

17:20 Main hall

Knowledge Manufacturing Ignition Co-Creation Pitch

17:50 Main hall

Break and social time

18:10 Main hall

Awards Ceremony and Closing Ceremony (~18:30)

PARTNERS
INFORMATION

Poster PresentersList of Booth Exhibitors

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Online Abstracts

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