We will exhibit content and take part in a seminar at "WELL-BEING TECHNOLOGY 2026"

Cross Media Innovation Headquarters will exhibit "Chomi-an," a DX exhibition content themed on food culture, at "WELL-BEING TECHNOLOGY 2026" (sponsored by the WELL-BEING TECHNOLOGY Executive Committee), which will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from Wednesday, January 28th to Friday, January 30th, 2026. In addition, Matsuyama Shingo from the Value Production Center, Kimura Akiko from the Cross Media Innovation Headquarters, and Nishikawa Eimi from the Marketing & Sustainability Headquarters will be speaking at the seminar "Developing New Markets from the Perspective of 'Value Production Headquarters Welfare'," which will be held from 10:30 a.m. on Friday, January 30th.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Exhibition overview

Seminar Overview

Date and Time	Friday, January 30, 2026 10:30-11:30
Theme and Overview	Developing new markets from the perspective of "super welfare" The NPO People Design Institute engages in diversity and inclusion urban development activities. With a vision of "Super Welfare," a society that social minorities, including people with disabilities, can aspire to, the Institute hosts a variety of interactive exhibitions and events, including the "Super Welfare Exhibition," an exhibition of highly designed welfare equipment; the "Super Welfare School," an education-themed event; and the "Super Welfare Library," which presents new ideas for indoor public spaces. These events have previously selected existing products, services, and technologies from numerous companies from a "Super Welfare" perspective and presented them to those involved in disability welfare at the exhibition, thereby creating new possibilities and new markets in the fields of nursing care, disability, and welfare. We will discuss specific examples of these past projects together with the space design firm Tanseisha.
Speakers	Masahiro Tanaka Representative Director of NPO People Design Institute After graduating from Bunka Fashion College, he worked as a snowboard instructor and in apparel sales, planning, and design before joining Nextide Evolution, a company headed by Shinji Sudo, founder of the NPO People Design Institute, in 2009. He became a member of the NPO's management team when it was established in 2012. As a director, he is responsible for planning, Direction, and running events such as the "Super Welfare Exhibition" and the "Work Experience Project for People with Disabilities." He became the company's representative director in April 2021. Shingo Matsuyama Manager of DX Promotion Section, DX/BIM Strategy Department, Digital Value Production Headquarters Production Center He joined Tanseisha in 1997. After 10 years of construction management at cultural facilities, he has been involved in the creation of a wide variety of spaces, including commercial facilities, while also being involved in human resource development. In 2014, he participated in the venue design for the "Shibuya 2020: Experience the Everyday Life of Super Welfare" exhibition from its launch, and has since continued to work side by side on a series of projects, including the "Super Welfare School." Since 2020, he has been responsible for promoting BIM and DX, and currently, as the DX Promotion Section Manager, he is focusing on building new space creation processes through the introduction of cutting-edge technology. Akiko Kimura Section Manager, 2nd Section, Spatial Production Design Department, Spatial Media Produce Division, Tanseisha Cross Media Innovation Headquarters He joined Tanseisha in 2019. While working on the design of restaurants and retail stores, mainly amusement facilities, he became interested in 3D models and entered the world of 3DCG. He works hard every day to transform 3DCG into "fun" content that will make everyone smile. In recent years, he has worked with deaf employees to plan and produce "YU-MO," a diversity content project that uses finger spelling, and disseminates a variety of information. Eikai Nishikawa Tanseisha Marketing & Sustainability Headquarters Marketing and Sustainability Division Sustainability Project Department Planning Section He joined Tanseisha in 2016. Through the creation of museums across the country, he has been involved in creating spaces that pass on the local natural environment, history, culture, and people's way of life to the next generation. Since 2025, he has worked in the sustainability department, supporting spatial design and social implementation with an emphasis on low carbon, resource circulation, well-being, and diversity and inclusion (D&I). For "Super Welfare School 2025," he was in charge of planning and creating a Snoezelen space that focuses on sensory diversity.
How to participate	You must register (free of charge) to attend the seminar on the official website. https://unifiedsearch.jcdbizmatch.jp/nanotech2026/jp/sem/convertech/seminar_details/fwACqglsWlk

Exhibition Contents Overview

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