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Vision

Humanity

Technology

Exploring how technology in cities can amplify the human experience

We believe technology should become more attuned to people, empowering them in their daily choices and connections so that each person living in the city can live according to their own unique sense of fulfillment.

We are reimagining the relationship between people and the public sphere—using the diverse city of Shibuya as its stage—to advance initiatives that shape a future urban vision we call Autonomous Symbiosis.

We believe that people and cities can cultivate mutual prosperity.

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Mission

Using Shibuya itself as a living lab to research, design, and implement solutions across a range of urban challenges.

Three initiatives to achieve our mission:

Social implementation of technology

テクノロジーの社会実装

Explore strategies to implement evolving technology as a force that amplifies the richness of daily life.

A comprehensive and cross-sectional perspective

俯瞰横断的な視点

Identifying challenges that are difficult for either the public or private sector to tackle alone, enabling collaboration

Shibuya's local and international character

渋谷の地域性と国際性

Building relationships with cities around the world that share the same vision; exchanging insights on our respective situations, and working together to solve challenges.

組織概要

Organization

Organization Name

Shibuya Innovation Institute

Board Members

Representative Director: Hiroyuki Morikawa
Director: Shinko Osada
Director: Takehiko Nagumo
Director: Yuri Ono Hayashi
Director: Kaoru Matsuzawa
Director: Sachio Nomura
Auditor：Tsuguya Ota

設立

2025年10月

Location

1-29-3 Higashi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

Activities

Building an international innovation ecosystem
Developing modern talent
Development of services improving the of quality of life for Shibuya residents
Data and research for policy formulation addressing regional challenges
Solving societal challenges through collaboration between industry, government, academia and the public
Promotion and enrichment of Shibuya culture
Cooperation and collaboration with local organizations

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