Born in 1970 in Machida City, Tokyo. Graduated from Meiji University Faculty of Law, Department of Law. From his student days, he traveled solo to India and other Asian countries, and started triathlon triggered by participating alone in the Honolulu Marathon before graduation. During job hunting after the bubble burst, at Uchida Yoko Co., Ltd., a listed specialty trading company he joined, his leadership was recognized during new employee training, making him the only one among 115 new employees to be directly under the executive director, and assigned as the sales representative to a project team for launching a new building materials business consisting of three members: his mentor, the sales department head supervisor, and a first-class architect senior. Engaged in national and private company urban development and large-scale construction projects in Tokyo during the 1990s, remnants of the good economy, as a company-wide project. Through daily cold-calling sales to design offices, general contractors, construction sites, clients, local influential figures, politicians, etc., he achieved top market share in the shortest period.

Around age 26, encouraged by his late best friend Kazuo Nakamura, he challenged obtaining the national qualification of Small and Medium Enterprise Management Consultant while working. Studying early mornings, late nights, on commuting trains, and at the company library after achieving sales targets. After passing the primary exam, he quit his job upon invitation from a senior at a foreign investment bank he met at prep school, but Yamaiichi Securities collapsed at the same time, leaving him jobless. At that time, he embarked on a solo backpacking trip through South America for about half a year, a dream from his boyhood.

Upon returning to Japan, at the Osaka office of Sanno Consulting Co., Ltd., he engaged in IT strategy, database marketing, SFA, and CRM consulting for electric power companies, etc., together with IBM Japan. After passing the secondary exam and obtaining the Small and Medium Enterprise Management Consultant qualification, he applied to Tohmatsu Consulting Co., Ltd. (now Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting LLC), which was featured in the Nikkei newspaper for launching a marketing strategy consulting team, and was hired for his pioneering nature in sales × IT, returning to Tokyo. At Tohmatsu Consulting, he engaged in various strategy consulting projects for listed companies, such as management strategy, business strategy, marketing strategy, and new business development. He learned various strategy formulation methods from a diverse group of excellent members in each field, including consultants with U.S. and European MBAs, graduates from the University of Tokyo graduate school or super-elite graduate schools in Asia, and those from the marketing world of foreign consumer goods to luxury cars.

In 2003, for the challenge of international business, he transferred via a recruitment agent to the startup phase of the venture company Idea International Co., Ltd. Restarting as one salesperson in a venture of about 20 people. Gradually gaining positions, he oversaw marketing strategy, MD strategy, buying, production base development in southern China, and global supply chain construction with Hong Kong and Shenzhen as hubs, achieving over 30 million yen in annual import cost reductions, concentration on growth markets, and as head of the marketing strategy office and new business development office, promoting the launch of multiple new businesses such as kids’ interiors.

In 2005, triggered by having a child with disabilities, he explored the development of social businesses. As a new business aimed at creating jobs for the disabled, he launched from scratch the Italian-made organic social cosmetics brand “Agronatura (later Terracuore)” in Piemonte Acqui Terme, Italy, turning it into a brand and mainstay business with a market value of 1 billion yen in 9 months after launch, contributing over 10 million yen in annual donations to NGOs, and to the IPO (stock listing). Becoming the pioneer as the first Japanese to develop a European organic certified cosmetics brand.

In 2006, with support from Italian partner companies, he became independent and established TRIFE Inc. After independence, as a management consultant, he provided regional industry support consulting starting with the revival consulting for the lacquerware industry in Aizu-Wakamatsu City, advisory for aspiring company executives, and as a social × organic brand producer, launched multiple organic social brands simultaneously both domestically and internationally: 2006 “Liclis Luce by United Arrows” made in Italy, 2007 “APODEA” made in Italy, 2008 “Do Organic” made in Japan, 2009 “Infinistoria” made in Italy, 2010 “She with Shaplaneer” made in Nepal and Bangladesh, 2011 “QUON” made in Japan, 2012 “Le Biet by Deuxieme Classe (Baycrews)” made in France, 2012 “Oceanwell” made in Germany, 2013. The organic cosmetics created in Italy, Switzerland, France, Germany, Nepal, Bangladesh, Japan, and elsewhere exceed 300 items. Additionally, in 2009, he established the volunteer group “NPO Sell the Challenge” based on a group of parents of disabled children who are business professionals, conducting product development and marketing support activities for facilities for the disabled. The activities were featured on NHK Metropolitan News, etc.

After the Lehman Shock, due to economic deterioration and the bankruptcy of Italian partner companies, he lost everything and became penniless. His refrigerator was empty, he moved to a minimal house, and with no transportation fees for volunteering, he continued support activities by bicycle. During tough times, helped by many people, he made a living through corporate consulting, brand production, PR work, and lecture activities.

In 2011, researcher Kohei Nagatoshi, who saw the blog “Try Our Life” that he had written for 5 years on the theme “fusion of welfare and business,” consulted him about the practical application of “highly purified nisin A.” In 2012, triggered by having a second child with disabilities and an incident of isolated death of an aging parent and disabled person in the neighborhood, he learned about the “post-parental death problem” for the disabled. Also, witnessing his father, who had been a solid prosecutor, weakened by oral troubles in terminal cancer, and losing his uncle, who was a lawyer, to cancer and aspiration pneumonia, together with Nagatoshi, he launched the social × bio venture business “ORALPEACE Project” in a small rented room in Aoba Ward, Yokohama City, challenging the promotion of healthy lifespan for the elderly through safe oral care products, the creation of jobs for the disabled nationwide that was difficult to achieve and sustain through volunteering, the resolution of the post-parental death problem, and sustainable “balance of economic and social value.” With capital of 500,000 yen, minimal savings, and cooperation from volunteer members centered on parents of disabled children who share the same anxieties about the future, he started the challenge of developing sustainable social contribution activities to solve family future problems and social businesses that can maintain their own livelihoods without relying on donations or welfare.

One week after his father’s death in December 2012, he held a press conference at the Kyushu University Press Club on the invention of the innovative oral care formulation “Neonisin.” In June 2013, ORALPEACE Project establishment press conference at Kioi Forum. ORALPEACE launched in July. In 2014, double award of Grand Prize and Audience Award at “Yokohama Business Grand Prix.” Gathering over 100 professional volunteer members from various fields through empathy, advancing the project with leadership. One morning in June, due to family circumstances, he had to leave home, starting single life and work in a room of an apartment in Yokohama Chinatown, using an ironing board as a desk. From the great despair of losing everything except the work he believed in, he devoted himself to the business without rest for the next 5 years. In the following year 2015, at “Japan Venture Awards 2015,” he won the Grand Prize and Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award from the largest ever 152 recommendations and applications, reaching the pinnacle of Japanese venture executives. In 2016, opened Bashamichi office, conducted on-site support activities for the Kumamoto earthquake, selected as “Japan Foundation Social Innovator / 10 People Shaping Japan’s Future.” In 2017, won “Good Design Award,” held press conference on the invention of “Neonisin-e,” turned profitable for the first time. In 2018, expanded to three continents, in 2019 won “Japan Society for Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Agrochemistry Technology Award,” regained family. In 2020, expanded to 15 countries worldwide, selected for “Entrepreneur in the Asia-Pacific” by Springer, the world’s largest academic publisher, and his activities were introduced worldwide on NHK World program’s “Direct Talk.”

The Japanese national research institute’s technological innovation in “ORALPEACE,” which sterilizes trouble-causing bacteria in the oral cavity while being safely digested and broken down if swallowed, has become a useful new invention of the 21st century for humanity. In 2021, it was selected by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), a national research and development agency, as an item to be loaded on the International Space Station (ISS) with NASA’s participation. As a space venture connecting space technology to solving social issues on Earth for humanity, it became the world’s first to enter the space personal care market. In 2022, it received the Good Design Award as the first personal care product for space use. Since relocating to the United States in 2022, the global expansion of the ORALPEACE project has accelerated, and in 2025, a fluoride-free toothpaste gel for babies and children was newly launched for the U.S. market. In response to the U.S. FDA’s announcement (May 13, 2025, with safety review completion by October 31) to withdraw swallowable fluoride products for children from the market, products utilizing cutting-edge green technology derived from natural sources have been developed. Sales began at Japanese supermarkets in California, with plans to expand to high-end supermarkets like Whole Foods Market. In the future, local production in the U.S. is aimed for, strengthening support for local communities. Against the backdrop of social discussions on fluoride regulations (risks of IQ decline in children and neurotoxicity), it targets consumers with high environmental and health awareness, evolving a sustainable business model. It proposes alternative solutions using the latest green technology derived from nature. Calling for change to protect future children. This deepens the mission to support socially vulnerable groups by sharing the anxieties of parents with disabled children. Furthermore, preparations are underway to expand this successful model to Asia and the rest of the world, and prototypes of ORALPEACE for lunar use are being prepared in line with humanity’s Artemis space development plan, leading to the present.

Triggered by a major injury received while playing baseball with neighborhood classmates, he dedicated himself to kendo from age 6. Born to a sincere, earnest, and single-minded father who came to Tokyo shortly after the war from Iyo no Kuni, Teshima-go (present-day Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture) aiming for the legal profession, and a mother from a family line that was part of the Satsuma clan’s procession during the Namamugi Incident at the end of the Edo period, who moved from Satsuma to Tokyo as a family during the Meiji Restoration. The mother’s roots are in Ibusuki, Kagoshima, with the family crest being a circle with a raised feather butterfly in armor diamond shape. Raised in a family line that, as descendants of the Heike clan’s fallen warriors defeated in the Battle of Dan-no-ura in 1185, preserved the secret custom of boys dressing as girls on the Boys’ Festival to hide their identity. The grandfather was the actual founder of Meiji University’s shooting club, Sōtōo Hiwatari (graduate of Junten Junior High School, entered the business world and founded a trading company in Kobe about 100 years ago. Later, he was drafted as an army officer and died in battle in 1940. He rests at Baiso-in in Aoyama). The family had resided in Azabu, Tokyo (and separately in Yukinoshita, Kamakura) since the Meiji era, raising numerous students from Kagoshima. At the end of the war, young draftees unable to return home visited for final greetings. Due to the Tokyo air raids and the family head’s war death, the clan dispersed to the suburbs of Tokyo. From the postwar decline, the uncle (mother’s brother) aimed for a lawyer, and the father, who came to Tokyo from Matsuyama to become a prosecutor, were best friends during their university law faculty days. The sister, who received many essay awards in elementary and junior high school and later aimed for the legal profession, graduated from Waseda University Law Faculty and became a Supreme Court clerk. He himself became interested in professional occupations or socially valuable businesses, leading to the development of highly public-interest social enterprises.

During elementary school, a high score on an intelligence test was reported by the homeroom teacher to the mother, possessing excellent memory, deep insight, logical structuring ability, strategic planning, and execution power. Up to age 10, he had many injuries, but despite being born in March and small in stature, he won a silver medal in the individual competition at the Machida City Kendo Tournament in his final year of elementary school, and served as the young general in the subsequent team competition. In public metropolitan high school, he lacked interest and tended toward truancy, immersing himself in band activities. During his time at Sundai Prep School, he met like-minded friends from rural areas and became the leader of a university student group. Later, leveraging a global perspective and multicultural understanding cultivated through solo world travels, with a vigorous curiosity grounded in thoughtfulness and humility, he demonstrated unique viewpoints. After graduating from Meiji University Faculty of Law, Department of Law, he achieved top sales at a trading company while obtaining the Small and Medium Enterprise Management Consultant qualification. At Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting, he handled strategy projects for listed companies, then transferred to a venture company, successfully developing a social x organic cosmetics brand and contributing to its IPO. Furthermore, turning to social entrepreneurship triggered by family difficulties, he continued volunteer activities even during penniless life after the Lehman Shock, demonstrating high resilience and sense of mission. After repeating successes and failures, utilizing creativity, abstract thinking, and leadership, he founded the innovative bio x social venture “ORALPEACE Project.” Developing the world’s first natural oral care product fusing disabled support and green technology, gathering over 100 professional volunteers through empathy to advance the project, achieving loading on the International Space Station (ISS), and currently expanding to more than 15 countries worldwide. He won the top award (Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award) at the Japan Venture Awards 2015, standing at the pinnacle of Japanese entrepreneurs. Additionally, continuing NPO establishment and university guest professor roles for education and social contribution activities, he is highly evaluated domestically and internationally as a presence pioneering paths for solving social issues through business. Balancing work and hobbies like kendo and triathlon, he started longboard surfing in 2020, challenged shortboard surfing after relocating to the US, and won the beginner category at age 53. Starting from the experience of having a family member with disabilities, he established a social entrepreneurship model integrating technology, social, and business in a trinity of lactic acid bacteria technology, space technology, and social welfare. In that process, his cross-disciplinary approach spanning education, medicine, and technology has been praised by many educators and researchers as a rare visionary social entrepreneur with a passionate heart revolutionizing human health and sustainability, providing insights for the next generation’s children.

In 2025, in the ongoing serialization “The ORALPEACE Story – The Trajectory of 10 Years of the Project -” (Quintessence Publishing), reflecting on the 10-year trajectory of the project. In the 10th installment “How to Realize Life’s Dreams” (published June 23, 2025), he confesses penniless state after the Lehman Shock and feelings of isolation in childhood. He advises peers with unique characteristics that ‘Loneliness and setbacks are the fate of individuality, but they can be overcome with humility, belief, and companions.’ In the 9th installment, he discusses ‘The Importance of Challenging Without Fear of Failure,’ and in the 8th, ‘What are Oral Care Products Evaluated Worldwide,’ providing guidelines for next-generation leaders. Arguing seven points (safety, biodegradability, social value, etc.) amid rising environmental awareness, evoking empathy. After relocating to the US, continuing surfing challenges in his 50s, as a ‘longboard 3 years, shortboard 2 years beginner surfer,’ pursuing martial arts and sports following kendo and triathlon. With potential collaborations with environmental protection groups through surfing (ex. river and ocean water quality protection x biodegradable products), promoting local community participation. Having a mother who loves education raised in the US and Japan (descendant of Satsuma Ijuin clan and Aki Kagawa clan, graduated from universities in Japan and the US, experience working in NYC and foreign companies, hobby of piano. Maternal grandfather was president of a major corporate group’s US subsidiary), sharing unique characteristics of a healthy family (leadership and communication skills, music and sports, bilingual ability, SMES school), advocating family-unit talent development, stating ‘The posture of challenging anything is hope for the future.’ Emphasizing the importance of transforming isolation and adversity into ‘strength of individuality,’ ‘social contribution-type creativity,’ ‘creativity transcending boundaries,’ and ‘execution power,’ responding to individuality education needs, exploring support for next-generation talents with adversity adaptability and high creativity from diverse backgrounds including minorities and low-income groups. In university lectures and blogs, advising ‘Failure is learning, empathy becomes power.’ The success of the ORALPEACE project is praised as proof that talents with individuality can change the future.

Registered Small and Medium Enterprise Management Consultant by Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (2001 commerce department registration). Co-authored book “Marketing Strategy Handbook” (Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting Team Malibu / PHP Institute). Guest Professor at Kanto Gakuin University Faculty of Business Administration (2022~ Theory and Practice of Social Entrepreneurship, International and Space Expansion of Japanese Bio x Social Ventures, “Social Issues x Science x Entrepreneurship and Commitment”)

Born in Fukuoka Prefecture in 1971. He was born to a family who runs a dairy company that his grandfather founded in Kyushu about 100 years ago. Interested in the study of living things and animals since childhood. He admired Dr. William Smith Clark, who is famous for “Boys be ambitious”, and worked hard to study. After graduating, engaged in research and development of sanitary products (antibacterial agents) for the food environment at a major chemical manufacturer and health care cosmetics at a cosmetic manufacturer in 2000. From the days of research and development using rubber gloves and protective glasses, I strongly felt the need for an antibacterial agent that is kind to the body and the environment, and in 2002 I encountered a natural peptide “Nisin A” made by lactic acid bacteria at my father’s dairy company. He has promoted many industry-academia-government collaborative projects in Fukuoka Prefecture for research on safe antibacterial agents using “Nisin A”, and in 2007 he and Vice-President Emeritus Kenji Sonomoto of Kyushu University established a venture centered on the lactic acid bacteria antibacterial peptide “Nisin A”. Established the company (Quark Bio LLP). In 2011, while searching for research and commercialization of “highly purified Nisin A”, in 2011, he met Mr Teshima, who was looking for a strong business and technology for social contribution activities. 2012 Established Gentle Research Institute Co., Ltd. In order to develop a drug product that meets market needs in collaboration with Mr Teshima, after a further research period of one year, stable, transparent, tasteless and odorless “highly purified Nisin A” has overcome the weaknesses of “Nisin A” so far. , We succeeded in inventing a new lactic acid bacterium antibacterial peptide formulation, “Neonisin®”, which has a broad antibacterial spectrum that can be used not only for Gram-positive bacteria but also for Gram-negative bacteria. We will challenge the research and development and practical application of the world’s most friendly antibacterial agent that utilizes unique lactic acid bacterium research and biotechnology that have never been seen before. In 2016, we also succeeded in inventing the lactic acid bacterium antibacterial peptide formulation “Neonisin-e(evolution)®”, which is compatible with Candida (yeast/fungus), where natural antibacterial substances that are safe for the human body were desired. Won the 2017 Next Generation Healthcare Industry Award. Won the Agricultural Chemistry Technology Award from the Japan Society for Agricultural Chemistry in 2019 with Professor Kenji Sonomoto.
Until the Edo period, the Nagatoshi area in the southern part of Kyushu was the Satsuma(Kagoshima) domain, and the remains and place names of the Nagatoshi castle by Mr. Nagatoshi who occupied this area from the end of the Kamakura period are still present. The grandfather’s dairy company was sold to a major urban capital by M&A to protect local employment, and the Nagatoshi clan left management. His younger brother moved to Hokkaido and runs a ranch with his family. He is father of two college students and one high school student. He has a high level of trust as an active basketball player and as a leader for local children.
“I can connect what I have studied and learned to socially meaningful projects. I will do my best.”

After graduated from Faculty of Dentistry at Hiroshima University in 1992, Hitoshi Komatsuzawa served as a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Dentistry at Hiroshima University. He is the Associate Professor at Faculty of Dentistry, Hiroshima University in 2000. He is the Professor at Faculty of Medical Dentistry, Kagoshima University in 2008. He affiliates with the following society: Japan Bacteriological Society, Japanese Dental Association of Medical Sciences. He is specialized in Bacteriology, Oral Bacteriology, Basic Chemotherapy. He researched on the role of antimicrobial peptide in innate immune mechanism, studies on oral care, Staphylococcus aureus. He also studied on drug resistance and pathogenic factors, research on pathogenic factors of periodontal disease, nosocomial infections Molecular epidemiological analysis of bacteria.
“I have great expectation for the oral application of new antibacterial agent! We are looking forward to the contribution from Japan to the world and contribute to society. As an expert of antibacterial agent, I will continue to contribute down-to-earth.”

In 2004, Takeshi Zendo graduated from Faculty of Biological Resources and Environmental Science (Agriculture) of Kyushu University. He was the Assistant Professor at Institute of Agronomy, Kyushu University in 2006 and Associate Professor in 2007. He affiliates with the following society: Japan Agricultural Chemistry Society, Japan Bio Engineering Society, Japan Lactobacillus Academic Society. His area of expertise is Applied Microbiology. Takeshi Zendo’s research topic: Antibacterial peptides produced by lactic acid bacteria, bacteriocin studies (Search for new lactic acid bacteria, from search to application).
“It is with great emotion that the lactic acid bacteria we found is able to help the society, and I will continue to contribute in the future.”

Born in Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture, where her father was transferred to in 1971. She entered Ehime Prefectural Matsuyama Higashi High School, which was established in 1805 as a domain school by the lord of the Matsuyama domain, Sadanori Matsudaira, who was a well-known secondary school in Shiki Masaoka and Soseki Natsume. In 1990, she entered the School of Dentistry at Tokyo Medical and Dental University, which is a national university and the head of the Japanese School of Dentistry. 1996 Completed doctoral course at Tokyo Medical and Dental University Graduate School of Dentistry. After working as a researcher at Tokyo Medical and Dental University Graduate School and working at the Department of Oral Surgery at the National General Hospital, worked at the Dental Clinic in 2002. Involved in visiting dentistry.
Her father is Dr. Atsushi Sumida, a well-known researcher of carbon fiber at Toray Industries, Inc. He is a graduate of Kyoto University’s Faculty of Engineering and is an undergraduate student of the Nobel Prize-winning Professor Kenichi Fukui. She also has a doctor’s brother.
She met the ORALPEACE Project at the “Home Health Sciences Association” she attended in 2014. She is an angel mama who lost her daughter with a disability at the age of 0. Although she was in a mentally difficult time, in 2018, she overcame the rehabilitation of her right knee, which had been severely injured during a high school basketball game and lost her meniscus organization.
“Thoughts every day; I want to convey the importance of the mouth to many people. I want to contribute to the creation of mouths that can be eaten deliciously. I want to support the health of many people’s mouths. I want to reduce people’s suffering and illness, and want to go surfing this weekend.
When I first met ORALPEACE, the thoughts I had been thinking about every day seemed to be tightly packed in the green package, and I fell in love at first sight. As a doctor, I would like to objectively evaluate ORALPEACE and study various possibilities of ORALPEACE. “

He is member of the Japan Oral Hygiene Association. He is specialized in Vascular biology, dentistry conservation, periodontal disease, oral immunology, oral cavity Bacteriology, gerontology. His current research topic is development of an infection control method for oral infections, especially periodontal disease, development of an oral health and method for healthy aging.

Ryoji Kako was working with Nichimen Business Co. Ltd. (Currently known as Sojitz Corporation). During this period, he was responsible for the operation, management of export business, new business development, local sales, factories and etc. Later, Ryoji Kako joined Daiko Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. He was responsible to oversee overseas business of pharmaceutical products and infection control materials. After the company listed, he was responsible for the business management of the international department and overseas, development of new markets, signing of contracts with overseas sales agencies, strengthening of risk management, and training of talents in overseas businesses. He joined Nichimen Business Co. Ltd. in 1972. In 1977, he was the Director of Textile Division for Nichimen Representative Office at Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. In 1980, he was the Director of Textile Division for Nichimen Representative Office at Republic of Panama. In 1985, he was the Director of Textile Division at Nichimen Representative Office at Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He was the General Manager of the Europe Textile Division at London, Europe, London in 1989. In 1995, he was the Director of Textile Materials of the Headquarters Textile Trading Division. In 1996, he was the Vice President of Nichimen America New York Branch in USA. In 1999, he was Hong Kong Nichimen Orient Wear Hong Kong Textile Division Manager. In 2004, he was the China General Manager of Sojitz Textile (Shanghai). In 2007, he was Sojitz Corporation, Head Office Apparel Division, Nichimen Infinity Consultant. In 2008, he was the Director of International Affairs of Daiko Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Ryoji Kako left Daiko Pharmaceutical Co. In 1972, Ryoji Kako graduated from Kansai University Business School. He graduated from Osaka City University in 2012. He graduated from the Arab Islamic College in 2016. He was Kobe City Economic and Tourism Bureau Overseas Business Center Advisor and former part-time lecturer at Faculty of Business Administration, Meiji University.

Lecturer at Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Kagoshima University, Doctor of Dentistry
Miki Matsuo graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry of Kyushu University (Professional Dental Science)

She is affiliate with the following society: Japan Bacteriological Society, Dental Fundamental Medical Society. Her area of expertise is Oral Bacteriology and Bacteriology. she researched on the relationship between the two-component control system of bacteria and bacteriocin. She also researched bacterial sugar metabolism mechanism.
“OralPeace not only prevents tooth decay and periodontal disease, but also gives you the peace of mind and safety that you never have. As a researcher, as a mother of a child, as a daughter with a senior parent, I am very happy to be involved as OralPeace project team.

Born in Hakone Japan in 1976. Started kendo in his childhood. After graduating from Kuwasawa Design School, he was involved in the design of famous magazine “Taiyo,” “BRUTUS,” and “Fashion News” at the design office “CAP.” 2003 Moved to Los Angeles, USA. After returning to Japan, started a design office ((STUDIO)) in Tokyo. Worked on art direction for magazines such as “Spectator”, “STUDIO VOICE” and “FRaU”, title design for NHK TV drama series “Kokoro”, fashion catalog such as “THE NORTH FACE 50th Anniversary Book”, art direction design for many artists’ CDs, books and photo books. Creating cutting-edge designs from Tokyo to the world. Since 2010, he has been in charge of “She with Shaplaneer” as a member of the NPO “Sell the Challenge”, a volunteer organization, and since 2013, he has been in charge of the art direction and design of “ORALPEACE”. 2017 Good Design Award winner, his package design is loved by many people around the world such as Asia, Europe, North America, Latin America and Australia. From the sharpened sensitivity, he always bring out advanced designs to the world and attract attention from all over the world.

Born in Hino City, Tokyo in 1975. In 2002, after witnessing economic poverty in India, he retired from a semiconductor trading company general career and joined a well-established international cooperation NGO, the nonprofit corporation Shaplanir = an overseas cooperation group by citizens.Mainly engaged in fair trade projects aimed at improving the lives of economically disadvantaged women in Bangladesh and Nepal, and support activities for children engaged in child labor.In 2011 she asked the volunteer group Sell the challenge, led by Mr Teshima, to help launch the brand.She launched Japan’s first Fair Trade Ayurveda soap brand “She with Shaplaneer” with designer Noriteru Minezaki, public relations Hiroshi Igarashi, and interior designer Shingo Abe.As a project leader, she works on alternative jobs for women who have no choice but to do sex work in Bangladesh and Nepal.In 2012, she was appointed as the head of the Dhaka office in Bangladesh.After local activities and top management in Dhaka, she retired from the NGO after she gave birth.Participated in the ORALPEACE project in 2016.
She has been a female lacrosse player and captain since high school. She also has a teacher license as an English teacher.Both her parents are teachers and prominent sports leaders who have completed the physical education course at the University of Tsukuba.
“Realization of a society in which no one is left behind. We sincerely hope that everyone can feel at ease and maximize the potential of everyone’s potential. A peaceful world with ORALPEACE!”

Born in Tsuchiura City, Ibaraki Prefecture in 1969. Ibaraki Prefectural Tsuchiura Daiichi High School graduate. Since he was a teenager, he woke up to mountaineering and travel around the world and became a pioneer of Japanese backpackers. After entering Keio University, he established FMS with his friends near his seat in the Sundai prep school.After graduating from university, engaged in system programming at Fuji Research Institute Co., Ltd. (now Mizuho Research Institute), which is a think tank.1998 Established a limited partnership central office. Established E-Soken Co., Ltd. in 2000 due to business expansion. Currently, President of the company. Director of Synagic Co., Ltd., Director of Gigadesign Co., Ltd., SME diagnostician, IT coordinator, second-class information processing engineer. Since 2006, he has been an advisor to Trif Inc.
Aspiring to be an entrepreneur from the judo club and university days until high school, he acquired a qualification as a small and medium-sized business diagnostician at the age of 26 when working at a think tank, became independent at the age of 28, and became an independent consultant under the “Office Security Mark Certification System”. Launch of various certification systems including the “Japan Color Certification System”, and as a think tank business, “Aizuwakamatsu City Regional Energy Conservation Vision Formulation Business, etc.”, “Small and Medium Business IT Utilization Support Manual”, “University-initiated ventures and commercialization possible” Sex survey” and so on. In addition to “Expert.com” as our own business, we are also developing our own Web service business such as “Lecture.com”, “Lecturer.com”, “Fruitya.com” (actually suspended due to the Fukushima City and Tohoku Earthquake). Deployment is also pioneering.
Previous members: Small Business IT Proposal Study Group (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Information Processing Promotion Division) Member, IT Management Textbook Creation Committee Member (IT Coordinator Association), Koriyama Technopolis Regional Strategic Alliance Formation Committee Member, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Information Policy Promotion Department, Information Processing Promotion Department, IT management support team, IT management textbook creation committee member.Dedicated to judo since childhood. Triathlete.
“I’m cheering for my best friend Teshima’s company when I was a teenager when I met him at Sundai Preparatory School.

He had a father of entrepreneurs who had a wide range of businesses in the prefecture, and he aimed to be an entrepreneur from his teens. Having acquired a national qualification as a management consultant at a young age, he had the foresight to start an IT company in his twenties and sincerely devote himself to the business.His way of life, knowledge, and room-filled books have led many entrepreneurs and business leaders of the same age, and many spills to their current positions.During the difficult times of Mr Teshima after the Lehman shock, he gave lectures and other work to support his life.In the fight against the pain of sinus cancer, which has lost the inside of the face for 5 years, he did not emit a weak sound and died in September 2018.After getting sick, he tried to stay healthy for his wife and daughter as long as possible, and at the end, he was taken care of by his wife and daughter, mother and brother, and Mr Teshima, who accidentally visited him.With a hot heart inside, a calm and quiet personality was loved and loved by many people.Mr Kazuo Nakamura, 48 years old with a strong life.