Role: Art Program Directar in the Summit(tentative)
Born in Hiroshima. Enrolled in University of Tokyo, Human ScienceⅠ.
Co-organized students summit with Harvard university, taking a leave of absence and undergoing meditation training in India.
After that, heparticipated in various competitions. He won the Career College 2016, a business competition hosted by Mynavi, and achieved first place in investment returns in an investment contest hosted by Bloomberg, making him the national champion in three different fields.
In October 2017, he founded CoinOtaku Inc., aiming to "advance the cryptocurrency market with reliable information." Within six months, CoinOtaku grew to become a leading media outlet in the industry, consistently achieving over 1 million monthly page views and more than 10 million yen in monthly profits. He later entrusted the CEO position to an intern and became the CEO of Senjin Holdings. In July 2020, he sold CoinOtaku to a listed company for approximately 600 million yen.
In March 2021, he graduated from the University of Tokyo and pursued a master's degree in design at Tokyo University of the Arts, aiming to become a social sculptor creating across both business and art.

Kazuma Ito (Co-founder & CEO at PoliPoli Inc.)He was born in Aichi Prefecture in 1998 and graduated from the Faculty of Business and Commerce at Keio University in 2022.While in college, he had developed a haiku (a kind of Japanese poem) app “Haiku Tefu Tefu” and sold the application business to The Mainichi. At the 2017 House of Representatives election when he was 18 years old driven him to update politics and government through technology, and he founded PoliPoli Inc. with his fellow undergraduates.Then, he became the first student to become a part-time lecturer at Kyusyu University, giving lectures on entrepreneurship.Also, he was the youngest person ever appointed as an expert in the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s council.In 2021 he was selected as one of the “Global Shapers,” a community of young leaders chosen by the World Economic Forum. He was selected Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2023.

Role: Leader for promoting interaction within Japan-ASEAN(tentative)
Born in 1994.
Graduated from the Faculty of Law, Department of Political Science at Keio University.
Employed at the Petroleum Headquarters of Mitsubishi Corporation Energy Group.
Obtained a Master's in Business Administration from INSEAD (European Institute of Business Administration).
Currently enrolled in the Executive Training Program at Harvard University's School of Public Policy.
In January 2022, following the wishes of his elder sister, Aya Murakami, he assumed the position of Chief Executive Officer of the Murakami Foundation.

Forbes 30-under-30 Asia 2022 -Enterprise Technology-
Role: Technology Adviser(tentative)
Watanabe is the founder of Astar Network, previously Plasm, a multichain smart contract hub on the Polkadot blockchain network. It received six grants from the Web3 Foundation founded by Gavin Wood, the creator of Ethereum and Polkadot, and claims to have raised over $30 million in the past two years, including $22 million in a funding round in January. Previously, Watanabe worked at Chronicled, a blockchain startup in San Francisco, and was a blockchain researcher at the University of Tokyo. He is also a task force member on the Japanese government's Trusted Web Promotion Council.

Forbes Japan 30 under 30 2023 -Business & Finance & Impact-
Role: Supporter for the policy proposal(tentative)
Born in 1995, graduated from Kyoto University. She built two schools in Cambodia as a representative of an international cooperation organization while she was at the university. Later, she studied at a business school in New York. At a TV company in NY, she was involved in coverage of the 2016 presidential election and the UN General Assembly as an assistant producer.
Through various experiences, she felt the need to "support players in solving social issues" and founded taliki Inc.. While incubating more than 250 social entrepreneurs and promoting business development and open innovation at listed companies, she also established a VC for solving social issues as the youngest female representative in Japan in 2020 and is engaged in investment activities.

Forbes 30-under-30 Asia 2024 - Media, Marketing & Advertising-
Role: PR for the Summit, SNS adviser(tentative)
Founded in 2017 while Yui Ohtsuki was studying at Waseda University, FinT aims to serve corporations with social media and influencer marketing services targeting the 'digital native' Generation-Z demographic. It now works with over 200 major Japanese corporations including KDDI and marketplace app Mercari. FinT recently opened a Vietnam office as part of its Asia expansion plans and has about a million followers on social media. It has raised about ¥200 million ($1.3 million) to date, mainly through debt and some equity financing, including from East Ventures.