Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference Tokyo 2026

What is the Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference?

Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference 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.

There are numerous fields of research that are simultaneously deepening and differentiating. In addition, looking at society, there are many issues that cannot be solved without combining the various types of knowledge that have emerged from research. In a society where knowledge is diversifying and issues are becoming more complex, the Society for Hyper Interdisciplinary Communication will continue to create new disciplines and methods to solve social issues by integrating knowledge through Hyper Interdisciplinary Communication.
Tokyo 2026 will accelerate communication that raises each individual's perspective and gathers knowledge across all boundaries through 18 sessions over two days. By uniting the knowledge accumulated through this process based on empathy, we aim to generate new questions and projects, and transform them into practical knowledge that will move industry and society.

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Schedule

Friday, March 6 - Saturday, March 7, 2026 - 18:30

Venue

Bellesalle Shinjuku Grand Conference Center
Sumitomo Fudosan Shinjuku Grand Tower 5F, 8-17-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo ACCESS

Organizer

Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.

Entrance fee

For companies and government agencies: 100,000 yen/person, 2 days (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

Session List

Schedule

TIME	THEME	SPEAKER
09:30	Main hall Opening Ceremony
10:00	Main hall Short Pitches by Researchers and Venture Companies "Hyper Interdisciplinary Splash" The name "Splash" comes from the meaning of the word "splash," which means "a splash of water or other substance." Researchers and venture capitalists give 90-second pitches to the audience, telling them what they want to do and what they are looking for from the participants. The aim is to find passionate researchers and to use their pitches as inspiration to come up with new ideas. We then aim to develop the discussions into more in-depth discussions at the poster presentations, leading to the creation of new collaborative research.
11:00	Poster and booth Poster & Booth Core Time
13:00	Main hall Keynote Speech: "Epigenomic Analysis Opens a New Era of Personalized Anti-Aging Session Partners: Rhelixa Corporation President and Representative Director of Rhelixa Corporation. D. in Engineering from the University of Tokyo. D. in Engineering from the University of Tokyo. D. in Genome Science at the University of Tokyo. He is a computational biologist specializing in the development and application of analysis algorithms for whole genome and epigenome data. In 2015, he founded Rhelixa, Inc. to support omics research. Since its inception, he has supported over 13,000 research projects and is currently leading the research and development of the biological age measurement technology "EpiClock®" and social implementation projects with medical, corporate, and local governments. As a councilor of the Japanese Society of Anti-Aging Medicine and a visiting researcher at the University of Tokyo's Graduate School of Engineering, he also contributes to the fields of aging research and preventive medicine. As a practitioner of co-creative research linking science and society, he is pioneering new possibilities in aging, wellness, and life course medicine. Click here for release	Ryo Nakaki (Rhelixa, Inc.)
13:30	Main hall Session d1m1
	Session Room A Session d1a1
	Session Room B Session d1b1
14:40	Main hall Session d1m2
	Session Room A Session d1a2
	Session Room B Session d1b2
15:50	Main hall Session d1m3
	Session Room A Session d1a3
	Session Room B Session d1b3
17:00	Main hall Knowledge Manufacturing Ignition Workshop
	Session Room A TECH PLANTER World Communication At TECH PLANTER, the largest deep tech venture ecosystem in Asia, hosted and operated by RIVANES, 10 teams selected at Demo Days in 7 areas held in September and October 2025 will pitch for the right to be invited to TECH PLANTER Asia Final The 10 teams selected at the Demo Days in the 7 areas held in September and October 2025 will pitch for the right to be invited to TECH PLANTER Asia Final in Malaysia in August 2026. We will connect Japan and Southeast Asia to accelerate effective collaboration in order to solve issues for all mankind beyond national borders. Speaker Team (Theme) SYNCHROA Corporation (Optical technology that can provide true DXing of manufacturing sites worldwide) SulfurScience (from discarded sulfur to recyclable materials of the future) Carbon Cryo-Capture Corporation (world's cheapest ($7/t-CO₂) CO₂ separation and capture technology) UMIAILE Corporation (Protecting a peaceful and abundant planet through "visualization of the oceans") Midori-Navi (AI-enabled highly accurate, wide-area "forest infrastructure map") WAKU Corporation (Research on glutathione, a plant stress signaling substance) Alteonus Inc. (Saving the world's toothpaste weaklings with toothpaste sweets) Pyrozyme (providing new value with the world's best thermostable protease) Craftide Corporation (Sustainable Agriculture Pioneered by Peptide Farming) Interbeing Corporation (voice analysis technology that visualizes the quality of relationships from the voice)
18:30	Main hall get-together

TIME	THEME	SPEAKER
09:30	Main hall Opening Ceremony
09:45	Main hall Knowledge Manufacturing Ignition Co-Creation Pitch
11:00	Poster and booth Poster & Booth Core Time
13:00	Main hall Rivanes Research Award 2026 Award Ceremony & Keynote Speech "Seeing Molecules in Motion! The LIBERNESS Research Award is a system to recognize researchers who are passionate about their own research, carry out original research, and are making great strides right now while expanding the boundaries of their own research, as role models for the next generation of researchers. Award recipients are selected annually from past recipients of the LIBERNESS Research Grant. At the RIHN Tokyo 2026, the award ceremony for the RIHN Research Award 2026 will be held, and keynote speeches will be delivered by the winners of the Advanced Research Promotion Division. Outline of Lecture In the 2000s, the human genome analysis revealed information about the genes in the human genome, and in the 2010s, the shape of the proteins that result from the translation of genes was revealed in considerable detail by techniques such as X-ray crystallography and cryo-EM. and cryo-electron microscopy. Still, not all proteins are visible. Many human proteins have parts that do not have a definite shape, and these parts are not easy to see because they involve movement. Molecules that can be crystallized or frozen and observed can be seen, but molecules in motion are difficult to see. We cannot see them, but they are difficult to see! I want to see!" In the 2020s, my desire to "see molecules in motion! I would like to introduce my research on the movement of molecules. I would like to introduce my efforts to see the movement of molecules.	Eiichiro Mori (Nara Medical University / MOLMIL Co.)
13:30	Main hall Session d2m1
	Session Room A Session d2a1
	Session Room B Session d2b1
14:40	Main hall Session d2m2
	Session Room A Session d2a2
	Session Room B Session d2b2
15:50	Main hall Session d2m3
	Session Room A Session d2a3
	Session Room B Session d2b3
17:00	Main hall Closing Ceremony and Awards Ceremony