株式会社ElevationSpace 代表取締役 CEO

1997年生まれ、秋田県潟上市出身。秋田高専在学中の19歳の時に宇宙建築に出会い、人生が変わる。卒業後、東北大学に編入学し、建築学と宇宙工学を専攻。大学在学中には人工衛星開発プロジェクトや次世代宇宙建築物の研究に従事し、宇宙建築において国内1位、世界2位を獲得。また、Tohoku Space Communityを立上げ、東北を宇宙で活性化させることを目指し活動、東北大学の准教授と共同で2021年に株式会社ElevationSpaceを起業。現在は、誰もが宇宙で生活できる世界を目指し、宇宙ステーションに代わり人工衛星内で宇宙実験や材料製造を行う小型宇宙利用・回収プラットフォームを開発している。経済産業省 / JETROが主催する「始動 Next Innovator」等各種プログラム・コンテスト等で受賞。

ElevationSpace Inc. CEO

Ryohei was born in 1997 in Katagami City, Akita Prefecture. At the age of 19, while studying at Akita National College of Technology, his encounter with space architecture changed his life. After graduation, he transferred to Tohoku University, where he majored in architecture and space engineering. His involvement in satellite development projects and research on next-generation space architecture led him to win first place in Japan and second place globally in the field. He also founded the Tohoku Space Community, aiming to revitalize the Tohoku region through space. In 2021, he founded ElevationSpace Inc. in collaboration with an associate professor at Tohoku University. Currently, he is developing a platform for small space utilization and recovery, which enables conducting experiments in space and manufacturing within a satellite instead of the space station. He hopes to one day realize a world where everyone can live in space. Ryohei has won awards in various programs and contests such as the "Sido Next Innovator" program sponsored by METI and JETRO.

株式会社白富士酒造 副社長

福島県双葉町育ち。東京農業大学 醸造科を卒業後、約300年続く実家の株式会社冨沢酒造店に戻って酒造りを始める。東日本大震災によりひき起こった福島第一原発事故より3.5kmにあった酒蔵を失う。家業の「のれん」を守るために、日本全国を駆け回り復興を目指したが、障害が多く断念。偶然、縁のできたアメリカのシアトルでの復興を決め、家族全員（猫を含む）で移住をし、2022年に「SHIRAFUJI」を復活させる。シアトルという地で、伝統の酒造りに1から取り組む。

Vice President, SHIRAFUJI SAKE BREWERY COMPANY

Mari grew up in Futaba Town, Fukushima Prefecture. After graduating from Tokyo University of Agriculture with a degree in fermentation science, she returned to her family's 300 year old brewery, Tomisawa Brewery Co., and started brewing sake. However, with the Great East Japan Earthquake, she lost her sake brewery located just 3.5km away from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident. In order to protect the "goodwill" of the family business, she traveled all over Japan to restore the brewery, unfortunately in vain. She decided to revive the business in Seattle, USA, where she happened to be acquainted with, and moved there with her whole family (including her cat) to revive "SHIRAFUJI" in 2022. Now in Seattle, she is working on traditional sake brewing from scratch.

松田崇弥 - 株式会社ヘラルボニー 代表取締役社長｜CEO

松田文登 - 株式会社ヘラルボニー 代表取締役副社長｜COO

自閉症の兄をもつ双子の兄弟。4歳上の兄・翔太が小学校時代に記していた謎の言葉「ヘラルボニー」を社名に、岩手県にて起業。「異彩を、放て。」をミッションに掲げる福祉実験ユニットを通じて、知的障害のある人の才能を中心に、福祉を起点とした新たな経済循環と文化の創造を目指している。障害のあるアーティストによる作品のライセンスビジネスなどを展開、社会課題にクリエイティブで挑む。世界を変える30歳未満30人の日本人「Forbes 30 UNDER 30 JAPAN」受賞。

Takaya Matsuda - President & CEO, HERALBONY Co., Ltd.

Fumito Matsuda - Vice President & COO, HERALBONY Co., Ltd.

Fumito and Takaya Matsuda are twin brothers with an older brother with autism. They started their own company in Iwate Prefecture called "HERALBONY", a name based on a mysterious word that their brother Shota, four years their senior, wrote down while in elementary school. As with their mission statement, “Let Out Your Exceptionality”, the team aims to create a new economic cycle and culture with the talents of people with intellectual disabilities, starting with welfare. They continue to tackle social issues with creativity through activities such as a licensing business for works by artists with disabilities. Takaya and Fumito were selected for the "Forbes 30 Under 30 Japan".

特定非営利活動法人 FIRST ASCENT JAPAN. 理事長
ボルダリングパークやくらいWALL 統括責任者

宮城県気仙沼市出身。大学在学中に山登りをはじめる。その後クライミングに熱中し、アメリカのヨセミテ国立公園El Capitan「The Nose」等を制覇。2011年東日本大震災をきっかけにNPOを設立。宮城県石巻市にて金華山震災復興支援「宝島プロジェクト」を立上げ、金華山のクライミングに適した花崗岩に着目し、その美しいロケーションとともにクライミングシーンを世界に発信、「KINKASAN」として知られるところになった。観光資源創出及び、自然環境保全を中心に活動、また現在は、宮城県加美町のボルダリング施設運営に携わりクライミング振興を図る。

President of NPO FIRST ASCENT JAPAN
General Manager of Bouldering Park Yakurai WALL

Michiko Murakami was born in Kesennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture. She started rock climbing while in college and it soon became her passion, leading her to complete rigorous routes such as “The Nose” - known to be one of the most challenging and technical climbing routes up El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. Following the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, she established a non-profit organization in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, called "Treasure Island Project" to support the recovery of Mount Kinka. Together with its beautiful location and the granite rocks suitable for climbing, Michiko introduced its climbing scene to the world, increasing the mountain’s global recognition as “KINKASAN”. Currently, Michiko is also involved in the management of a bouldering facility in Kami Town, Miyagi Prefecture, to promote climbing.
 

Next Commons Lab 創設者

ポスト資本主義社会を具現化するための社会OS「Local Coop」をつくる。2016年、一般社団法人Next Commons Labを設立。岩手県遠野市を皮切りに、自治体・企業・起業家など多様なセクターと協業しながら、新たな社会システムの構築を目指す。日本財団 特別ソーシャルイノベーターに選出（2016）。Forbes Japan ローカル・イノベーター・アワード 地方を変えるキーマン55人に選出（2017）。

Founder, Next Commons Lab

Atsushi works to create a social operating system “Local Coop” to realize a post-capitalist society. He established the Next Commons Lab in 2016. Starting with Tono City in Iwate Prefecture, his goal is to build a new social system through collaboration with diverse sectors such as local governments, corporations, and entrepreneurs. He was selected as an Outstanding Social Innovator by the Nippon Foundation (2016) and as one of the 55 key people who will change local communities in the Forbes Japan Local Innovator Awards (2017).

大國魂神社大和舞伝承会会員

1978年生まれ。福島県いわき市出身・在住。大和舞・じゃんがら念仏踊・三匹獅子舞の担い手のほか、田植踊・宝財踊など福島県内の郷土芸能の踊り手として活動。

地域に伝わる有形・無形の文化遺産を次世代に伝えるべく、それらの調査・研究・保存・活用、継承のための中間支援、大字誌の編纂、文化財を遊びながら発信するためのアプリ開発、地域の歴史を発信するラジオ番組の制作に携わる。また、世代を超えて身体で受け継がれてきたマツリや郷土芸能にスポットをあて、地域やアーティストと協働するアートプロジェクトを主宰。芸能の新たな価値観を生み出し、多様な人びとが集うプラットフォームづくりを模索している。

いわき市文化財保護審議会委員、いわき市文化政策ビジョン策定検討委員会委員、福島県文化振興審議会委員、NPO民俗芸能を継承するふくしまの会会員、アート・アンド・ネットワーク事務局として、幅広い文化事業に関わっている。

Member of Okunitama Shrine Yamatomai Traditions Association

Kei was born in 1978 in Iwaki city, Fukushima prefecture, where she still resides. Not only is she a bearer of the “Yamatomai”, “Jangara Nenbutsu Odori”, and “Sanbiki Shishi Mai” dances, but she is also active as a dancer in the local performing arts of Fukushima, such as the “Taue Odori” and “Hosai Odori” dances. In hopes of passing on the local tangible and intangible cultural heritage to the next generation, Kei provides support to the investigation, research, preservation, utilization, and succession, compiles booklets called “Oazashi” that document the local history and culture, develops applications to spread awareness about the cultural assets through play, and produces radio programs on local history. She also presides over an art project in collaboration with the local community and artists, which spotlights “Matsuri” festivals and local performing arts that have been passed down from generation to generation. Through these activities, she seeks to create new values in the traditional performing arts and to create a platform for diverse people to gather. Kei is also a member of the Iwaki City Cultural Properties Protection Council, Iwaki City Cultural Policy Vision Formulation Study Committee, Fukushima Prefecture Cultural Promotion Council, NPO Fukushima Association for the Inheritance of Folk Performing Arts, and the Art And Network Committee.

CMプランナー、コミュニケーション・デザイナー

高校まで秋田で過ごし、千葉大学工学部デザイン学科へ進学。大学卒業後、都内の広告代理店に勤務。デジタルマーケティングや、ストラテジー領域を経て、現在のクリエイティブ職へ。話題となったテレビCMやデジタルキャンペーンを数多く手がけ、国内外で数々の広告賞を受賞。2019年、秋田の実家に帰省した際に、思いつきで祖父に自身の服を着せて写真を撮ったところ、一夜にして世界が注目するファッションアイコンとなった「シルバーテツヤ」の“生みの孫”としても知られる。

TV Commercial Planner, Communication Designer

Naoya lived in Akita prefecture until high school and went on to study design at the Department of Engineering in Chiba University. He began his career at an advertising agency in Tokyo where, after working in the areas of digital marketing and strategy, he moved to his current creative position. He engaged in many popular TV commercials and digital campaigns, and won numerous advertising awards both within Japan and abroad. Naoya is also known as the grandson and creator of the fashion icon “Silver Tetsuya”. This idea came to life when he returned home to Akita In 2019, and on a whim, decided to take photos of his grandfather wearing his own clothes. This marked the beginning of “Silver Tetsuya”, who became a worldwide fashion icon overnight.

弁護士、はまどおり大学代表、未来会議事務局長

1976年生まれ、福島県いわき市出身。東京大学工学部化学システム工学科卒。化学メーカーで研究職として育児しながら働いていた際、女性の生きにくさを感じ、弁護士を目指して退職、司法試験受験の勉強を始める。三女出産後、司法試験合格。2007年に弁護士となり地元いわき市に戻る。東日本大震災後の2013年から、いわゆる分断や軋轢のある状況を乗り越えるための対話の場、未来会議を主宰。30年続く対話の場として、子どもから大人まで、多地域からの多様な参加者が、対等に、否定されることない安全な場で、本当の思いを語り合う場を作り続けている。未来会議子ども分科会から、民間大学はまどおり大学が誕生し、子どもから大人まで学べる場を創出している。2020年からは、「はまどおりサポートちるどれん」事業として、障がい等の生きにくさを抱える子どもや大人をサポートする取り組みに注力している。

Law Attorney, President of Hamadori University, Executive Director of Future Conference

Kaori was born in 1976 in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture. She graduated from the University of Tokyo’s Department of Chemical System Engineering. As she worked as a researcher at a chemical manufacturer while raising children, she felt that it was difficult for women to live their lives, so she left the company to study for the bar exam and to become a lawyer. After the birth of her third daughter, she passed the bar exam and returned to her hometown of Iwaki City as a lawyer in 2007. In 2013, after the Great East Japan Earthquake, Kaori presided over the Future Conference, a dialogue forum to discuss solutions regarding division and conflict. As a place for dialogue lasting for 30 years, Kaori continues to create opportunities where diverse participants, from children to adults from multiple regions, can discuss their honest feelings in a safe place where they can be heard and treated as equal. The private university “Hamadori University” has emerged from the conference’s Children’s Subcommittee, enabling children and adults to learn together. From 2020, Kaori has been focused on the "Hamadori Support Children" project, an initiative to support children and adults with disabilities and other difficulties in their lives.

三絃・津軽三味線奏者
1972年岩手県盛岡市生まれ。7歳から三味線を始める。2002年～2004年「津軽三味線全日本金木大会」で最高位の「仁太坊賞」を三連覇。津軽三味線の始祖「仁太坊（にたぼう）」の音を唯一伝える奏者である。2011年、東日本大震災で、津軽三味線黒澤会のお稽古場「釜石鵜住居地区防災センター」が被災し、その場所に避難した240名もの方が亡くなり「釜石の悲劇」と言われている。黒澤は1日違いで難を逃れ、東北の音「津軽三味線」で被災者に寄り添いながら、元オフコースドラマー大間ジローと結成している「Soul ＆ Beat TEN-CHI-JIN」では、被災地のメッセンジャーとして国内外で活動。東北の片隅で生まれた津軽三味線は、JAPAN ROCKと言われ共演してきた海外のアーティストには、日本独自の音楽として高い評価を得ている。また、アメリカ議会をはじめ8か国の公演先では、演奏と共に止められない「自然災害」と止めることが出来る人災「戦争」の違いを伝えている。
 
Sangen, Tsugaru Shamisenist
Hiroyuki was born in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture in 1972 and began playing the shamisen at the age of 7. Between 2002 to 2004, he won the Nitaboh Award, the highest award in the Tsugaru Shamisen All Japan Kanagi Competition, thrice in a row. Hiroyuki is also the only shamisen player who conveys the same sound as the founder of the Tsugaru shamisen, Nitaboh. In 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake hit the Kamaishi Unosumai Disaster Prevention Center, where his Tsugaru shamisen Kurosawa-kai practice hall was located. 240 lives were lost, marking what is now called the "Kamaishi Tragedy''. Hiroyuki escaped the disaster by one day. He stays close to the victims of the disaster with his Tsugaru shamisen, the sound of Tohoku. He is active in Japan and abroad as a messenger for disaster-affected areas with his unit "Soul & Beat TEN-CHI-JIN", which he formed with drummer Jiro Oma, former member of the band Off Course. They have performed with overseas artists who have regarded them as “Japan Rock”, and the Tohoku-born Tsugaru shamisen instrument has been highly acclaimed by them as uniquely Japanese music. Hiroyuki has performed in eight countries, including at the Kennedy Center in the US. At each performance, he highlights the difference between "natural disasters", which cannot be stopped, and man-made disasters or “wars”, which can be stopped.

医療法人社団 健育会ひまわりデイサービスセンター 介護職員
1976年生まれ、フィリピン・マニラ出身。高校卒業後、就職をきっかけに日本へ来日。その後、日本人男性と結婚、宮城県石巻市に移り住み、働きながら6人の子供を育てる。石巻市内で小学校の英語教師（ALT）として8年間勤務したほか、石巻市教育委員会定住外国人支援員や外国人相談窓口相談員などを歴任。
自宅で祖父など在宅介護を16年間経験。2011年の東日本大震災をきっかけに介護ヘルパーの資格を取得し、介護の仕事に従事。高齢者施設にて働きながら、高齢者向けに「英会話教室」を開催したところコミュニケーションが向上し、日常生活の活性化にも繋がった。現在は、介護福祉士の資格を目指し、日々勉強し、地域コミュニティに貢献している。

Caregiver at Himawari Day Service Center, Ken-Ikukai Medical Corporate Body

Born in Manila, Philippines in 1976, Llanete traveled to Japan after high school for work. She later married a Japanese man and moved to Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, where she works and raises her six children. In addition to working as an elementary school English teacher (ALT) for 8 years, she also served as a supporter for foreign residents by the Ishinomaki City Board of Education, and as staff for the consultation counter for foreign residents. Given her 16 years of experience in home care for her family members, she was inspired to become a caregiver after the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, and got licensed to begin her career in the industry. At one facility, she hosted English lessons for the elderly, which she found to be effective in improving communication and bringing liveliness into their daily lives. Now, Llanette studies to become a Certified Care Worker while also contributing to her local community.