Founder, President, CEO

Student at Osaka City University (Osaka Metropolitan University) facility of Economics

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Learned English through English Debate in high school.  

Attended Atsushi Sakahara's class at university and co-founded LOGIGLISH Inc. with him.

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Co-founder

Writer 

Film director

Part-time lecturer at Kyoto Seika University (English) and Osaka Metropolitan University (teaching economics in English)

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Graduated from Kyoto University

MBA from the University of California, Berkeley.

 

Once worked in Silicon Valley on the business development of Versant, a fully automated oral language test using speech recognition.

Advisor

Professor at Waseda University, faculty of Law and Director at Institute for Digital Enhancement of Cognitive Development.

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President of Association for Business Communication in Japan.

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Consultant (Former President) of JELES: the English Language Education Society of Japan.

 

Current Research Interests

Technology-enhanced and ICT-enabled Learning

Autonomous Mutual Learning of English 

Semiotic Landscapes and Cognitive Agents

Advisor

Professor at Osaka Metropolitan University, Faculty of Economics and Graduate School of Urban Management.

PhD from Kyoto University (Economics).

Director of CIRIEC Japan.

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Regarded as one of today's leading experts on the world economy.

Published numerous books.
Known for large scale discussions using the three disciplines of international economics, international politics, and the theory of multinational corporations. 

Advisor

Graduate School of Engineering Division of Physics and Electronics Professor.
Science Council of Japan, Adjunct Member.

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PhD. from the Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University. After working as a researcher at Kyoto University Venture Business Laboratory and as a JSPS Research Fellow, he was engaged in research and education as a postdoctoral researcher and senior research fellow at the California Institute of Technology from 2001, and after returning to Japan in 2007, he became a Japan Science and Technology Agency. He worked as a PRESTO Researcher, Specially Appointed Associate Professor at Kyoto University, and Associate Professor at Kyushu University before assuming his current position in 2018.

Utilizing his education and research experience in Japan and the U.S., he aims to establish an educational system that transcends humanities and sciences in order to promote the enhancement of semiconductor human resource development, among others.

Advisor

Emmy award-winning journalist.

Freelance producer.

Adjunct Professor at the UBC School of Journalism.

A Columbia Law School graduate, she began her career at ABC News where she worked on major programs, including Nightline and 20/20.  She went on to work as an associate producer with CBS News 60 Minutes where she routinely covered international stories, including terrorism, the global AIDS crisis, and the war in Iraq.  When not teaching, Trisha resides in New York City. She co-founded Upper West Side Media with Claudia Kist. She is familiar with Japanese culture. She actually came to Japan as an exchange student two times, Osaka and Kyoto respectively.

Advisor

While a student at Harvard University, he studied as an exchange student in Kyoto, Japan and at the Graduate School of Cinematic Arts, University of Southern California. His graduation film "Bean Cake" was invited to the Official Short Film Competition section of the Cannes Film Festival and won the Palme d'Or. It was the first time for a graduate film to be invited to the Official Competition.

Currently, he is directing dramas such as Station 19 in Hollywood.

Instructors Manager in Philippine

Major in EnglishUniversity of Cebu

She has experience teaching English at school.

Instructors Manager in Ghana

An entrepreneur and a graduate from University of Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), degree. 
Worked at Ghana Red Cross.