The introduction of food tech that utilizes the latest technologies such as AI and IoT is
This is an area that has been attracting attention in recent years, as it is said to have potential to solve Enviromental problems.
This time, we will take an in-depth look at the efforts of LiSH Mates, which is working to solve Enviromental and food issues, and hold an open imaginative brainstorming session to implement plans in Takanawa and realize global co-benefits!

💰Participation fee: Free

✍Please apply using the form below.
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⏰Timetable⏰
18:00‐18:30 Reception
18:30‐18:40 Introduction and greetings, today's schedule
18:40‐19:00 Short pitch by companies
19:00‐19:20 Cross-talk between companies
・Purpose for joining LiSH (What will you be working on?)
・I would like to collaborate with LiSH members in this way!
-What if the companies speaking today collaborated with each other?
19:20‐19:30 Q&A
19:30-20:00 Exchange meeting

🏢Location
2-21-1 Takanawa, Minato-ku, Tokyo
TAKANAWA GATEWAY Link Scholars' Hub (LiSH) Studio 1_6th floor
*Please refer to the post below for directions from Takanawa Gateway Station to Studio 1.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1YvpJCqt1g/

🎤Speakers
Agrinome Lab. Inc
Representative Director Yosuke Miyauchi
https://agrinome.jp/
He completed his doctorate Enviromental horticulture at Chiba University's Graduate School of Horticulture. At graduate school, he worked to establish high-yield soybean cultivation techniques in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China. At Leave a Nest, he was in charge of various research projects in the agriculture, forestry and fisheries fields, utilizing his own research experience. In 2019, he became the CEO of Agrinome Lab. Inc, a subsidiary of Leave a Nest. He identifies various issues facing the agricultural sector and promotes the demonstration and social implementation of technologies to resolve them.

IntegriCulture Inc.
Director: Kazuki Kawashima
https://integriculture.com/
In 2012, he obtained his Ph.D. (Agriculture) from Hiroshima University. After serving as a fellow at Baylor College of Medicine and a JSPS (DC1, PD) fellow, he co-founded IntegriCulture. He became a director and CTO in April 2018. He has received multiple academic awards, including the Academic Encouragement Award from the Japanese Society of Reproductive Endocrinology.

East Japan Railway Company
Yoshiya Amanai, Shinagawa Unit Manager, Urban Development Department, Marketing Headquarters
LiSH HP:https://www.takanawagateway-lish.com/
Joined East Japan Railway Company in 2001. After working in the operation, marketing and renovation of commercial facilities, he studied in the United States and earned an MBA from Washington University in St. Louis.
After returning to Japan, he has been in charge of station area development in the Tokyo metropolitan area since 2010.
Since 2010, he has been involved in the urban development of TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY, which is scheduled to open on March 27, 2025, and has been comprehensively promoting urban development plans, including concept planning for Takanawa Gateway Station, the development and attraction of facilities such as convention centers, hotels, and international schools, the creation of an urban OS and apps that will serve as the city's data infrastructure, the implementation of robot Mobility vehicles and Robotics, startup support, and area management activities.