Global Track RecordInstitutional & Strategic Engagements

At COREDO Muromachi Terrace, K Tokyo delivered a seminar under the theme of “Neural Function and Tea,” presenting both the concept and experience of Wellness Tea “Jun.”

The event drew significant attention by introducing a new perspective on tea—its potential to enhance neural function. Following the seminar, the sales area experienced an exceptional surge of visitors, forming long queues and attracting widespread attention throughout the venue.

Moving beyond the conventional perception of tea as a simple beverage, the product was highly evaluated as a new category that combines functionality with experiential value.

Furthermore, this initiative has demonstrated potential beyond the domestic market, with emerging opportunities for expansion into Asia, including Taiwan.

This project stands as a clear example of a new value proposition successfully resonating with the market.

In November 2025, served as Executive Committee Chair at the international medical & well-being conference “Well-Being 2025” in the Principality of Monaco. Communicated Japan’s holistic well-being values in a high-level international setting with royal affiliates, ambassadors, and minister-level representatives.

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→ Congress “Well-Being 2025” in Principality

• Showcased Japan’s holistic view of health through tea ceremony, ikebana, sake (Dassai), prints, kaleidoscopes, and more.
• Created a foundation for evaluation and dialogue within the European well-being community.

Spoke on Economy Day at Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai, presenting initiatives and partnership models around neuro-wellness and Synapse Therapy.

• Communicated scalable collaboration models for industry and international partners.
• Connected wellness, prevention, and tourism/brand value in a unified narrative.

Delivered an official talk at TICAD9 in Yokohama, sharing a roadmap that connects sports, martial arts, and therapy through Synapse Therapy, with a focus on Tunisia and broader Africa-scale dissemination.

• Framed “health innovation via neuroplasticity” as an exportable model.
• Presented partnership pathways with medical, sports, and government stakeholders.

At the Tunisia Pavilion of Expo 2025, presented the Synapse Center vision—how to implement a center model that integrates therapy, education, and research with local partners.

• Outlined a center model combining clinical practice, training, and evidence-building.
• Proposed a Tunisia-to-Africa expansion strategy with stakeholders.

Organized a training program for a Tunisian delegation to learn Japan’s onsen and traditional toji (therapeutic bathing) culture, creating a foundation for future wellness and tourism collaborations.

• Coordinated multi-site visits and stakeholder meetings in Japan.
• Positioned onsen/toji as a modern, evidence-oriented wellness tourism asset.

Conducted the pre-opening of a Synapse Center in Benimtir, Tunisia, initiating the on-site operational model and training flow with local partners.

• Started practical implementation with local staff and facilities.
• Created an operational prototype for replication in other regions.

Participated in a symposium in Monaco focused on food and health, contributing perspectives that connect culture, lifestyle, and preventive wellness.

• Shared actionable wellness frameworks for international audiences.
• Expanded high-level relationships in the Monaco well-being ecosystem.

Developed Synapse Therapy expansion activities in Rome, Italy, working toward local partnerships and deployment pathways in Europe.

• Advanced partner development and local feasibility.
• Opened a European route for scalable expansion.

Held Synapse Therapy seminars in Tunisia, including sessions with national neurology institutions, focusing on practical methodology and implementation.

• Delivered structured training to clinicians and staff.
• Built a pipeline for ongoing education and certification.

Invited by IKEBANA International, contributing to international exchange activities that connect Japanese culture with well-being and education.

• Strengthened relationships in global cultural communities.
• Enabled future joint programs linking culture and health.

Received an official invitation from The British Museum in London, reinforcing international cultural credibility and enabling future cultural-wellness collaborations.

• Expanded networks with global cultural institutions.
• Created opportunities for cultural programming aligned with well-being.

Gave lectures at major Tunisian national hospitals and universities (e.g., Charles Nicolle, Kassab, El Manar), introducing the framework and clinical applications of Synapse Therapy.

• Shared mechanisms and case-based outcomes with clinicians and researchers.
• Expanded institutional relationships for future joint programs.

Conducted collaborative research related to Taiwanese oolong tea, exploring wellness-supporting potential and building a research foundation for product and evidence development.

• Strengthened cross-border research collaboration.
• Connected scientific evaluation with product innovation.