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Born in October 1996, he is a pioneer in the world of youth and politics. At the age of 12, he founded World Peace Japan, an international volunteer network club for junior and senior high school students with 1,300 members. He was the first student to appear on NHK's "Sunday Debate". He has been featured on NHK's Metropolitan Special and TBS News Special. He has also appeared in studio on NHK's "Asaichi" and BS Fuji's "Prime News". He has written "Our Hopes, the Reality of Politics" with Diet members from the Liberal Democratic Party, Komeito, Japan Innovation Party, Osaka Restoration Association, and the Communist Party. He proposed Komeito's key policies for the 2016 House of Councillors election, "Establishment of a Minister for Youth Affairs and a Department to Replace This" and "Promotion of a Youth Parliament". He is a director of the Gorin Bunko General Incorporated Foundation. He is a director of the NGO Nogezaka Glocal and the first representative director of the Japan Youth Council. He is in charge of directing planning and policy formulation at All Nippon Renovation. Finalist at the Keio SFC Academic Society 2020 Academic Exchange Conference. Member of the Resilience Japan Promotion Council's All-Industry Participation Supply Chain Resilience Strategy Council's Digital Transformation Strategy Council and New Corporate Hometown Tax Model Construction Strategy Council.
Major lectures and appearances: Beyond Tomorrow Merrill Lynch Japan Securities, Chiba University, Mie University, Keio University, Yurindo, Liberal Democratic Party, Komeito Party, Japan Restoration Party, (former) Democratic Party, Discover 21, Chiba Prefectural Social Welfare Council, Chiba Prefectural Federation of Small Business Associations, Chiba Prefectural Chamber of Commerce and Industry Federation, Landscape Architects Association, SDGs Innovation Hub, Earth Day Nagatacho, Rock no Kai, and others, judge of the 1st National High School Student SDGs Championship 2020, judge of the 1st SDGs Essay Contest 2020, etc. ( Click here for details of appearances )

He is the Executive Director of the Society for Innovation Fusion and a member of the Light Up Nippon Executive Committee. After graduating from graduate school, he worked in accounting audits, tax matters, and consulting at an accounting firm. He then obtained an MBA and, together with former Google CEO Norio Murakami, he established Daffodil Japan IT, a joint venture with Bangladesh's largest ICT and education group, Daffodil Group, and became an executive officer. He is also one of the founders of Bangladesh's largest Japanese language school. He received the International Star for Leadership in Quality Award (ISLQ) in France. At All Nippon Renovation, he was responsible for hosting the CePiC Onjuku Summit and for comprehensive policy planning and social implementation aimed at creating a sustainable society in collaboration with financial institutions, NPOs, and local governments.

Public relations officer. She serves as the goodwill ambassador for Chiba Port, "Port Queen Chiba 2018," and fosters love for Chiba. At the coming-of-age ceremony in 2019, she will make a vow on behalf of the 10,213 new adults in Chiba City. She has an international kimono license and is well-versed in Japanese culture such as flower arranging and tea ceremony. She also works to promote the appeal of Japanese culture, such as presenting awards at the World Figure Skating Championships and modeling at the Tokyo Kimono Show. Using her experience of winning the 400mH at the Chiba Prefectural Athletic Meet, also known as the kingdom of athletics, she plans to major in sports biomechanics after entering graduate school. As the public relations officer at All Nippon Renovation, she is in charge of PR activities and PR for the entire organization.

He is a senior researcher at the Institutional Strategy Research Center at Nomura Research Institute. He graduated from the University of Tokyo and Cornell University Johnson School of Management. He joined the Ministry of Finance (now the Ministry of Finance) in 1995. After working in the Securities Bureau, Tax Bureau, and the Japanese Embassy in Italy, he was in charge of the G7/20 and IMF in the International Bureau, the Budget Bureau in charge of the budgets of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Financial Bureau in charge of Fiscal Investment and Loan Programs. He served as a private secretary to the Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary, a visiting researcher at the Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), a visiting researcher at the London Guildhall School of Law and Economics, Melopolitan University of London, and the Credit Institutions Division of the Minister's Secretariat, before being seconded to the Ministry of the Environment, where he was in charge of the G7 Toyama and Ise-Shima events. He is also a co-representative mentor and director of the general incorporated association CePiC (director of SDGs Innovation HUB), which was established at that time. He was a planning officer in the Secretariat Secretariat, and at the Financial Services Agency, he was in charge of the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission, the Market Operations Office of the General Affairs and Planning Bureau, and the International Policy Management Officer of the Policy Management Bureau, where he was in charge of the G20 Fukuoka and Osaka events. He has held his current position since August 2019. His major works include From Chatham House to the World (Kinzai) and The Essence of SDGs: Pursuing Sustainability through Entrepreneurs and Finance (Chuokeizai-sha).

A top leader in youth and politics. Graduated from the Faculty of Law at Seikei University. Former Representative Director of the Japan Student Chamber of Commerce, a general incorporated association that connects university interns with national and local assemblymen's offices and embassies. After working in a Diet member's office, he was involved in exchanging opinions and making policy recommendations with members of various political parties, and also planned and managed election awareness campaigns to raise political awareness among young people. Together with Representative Director Togashi, he drafted the ruling party's youth policies, such as "Establishment of a Youth Parliament" and "Establishment of a Minister and Specialized Department for Youth." He also worked to realize voting rights at age 18 and increase voter turnout, and hosts PR events to deepen mutual understanding between politicians and young people. He is currently involved in policy planning and field research in local governments. He serves as an analyst on election PR and local government policy planning at All Nippon Renovation.

　Since 2009, he has worked with young people and movement building at the international NGO Oxfam. In 2014, he founded PowerShift Japan. In 2016, he launched Wake Up Japan with Hasegawa. Since 2017, he has served as a Youth Engagement Advisor at the international NGO Free the Children. His main areas of activity include youth participation in society, citizenship education and campaigns, community organizing, and social change theory. At All Nippon Renovation, he is in charge of team building training, leadership training, and compliance.

Major lectures: Hitotsubashi University Graduate School of Public Policy, Kagawa University, Tohoku University, YMCA General Assembly, International Federation of Medical Students Japan, etc. Themes: Youth participation in society, international cooperation, dialogue and communication, social change, development education, trends in Japanese society and people's perceptions