The new lifestyle approach proposed by Pasona Group integrates healthcare, food, agriculture, education, tourism, culture, and art, while promoting sustainable community development that coexists with the local area.
This event, themed “Mind, Body, and Bonds,” brings together experts, companies, and researchers from diverse fields such as longevity, preventive medicine, regenerative medicine, integrative medicine, wellness tourism, food, the natural environment, and regional revitalization to consider the future of wellbeing.
The forum is to be held at The Pasona, in an architectural space designed by Pritzker Prize winning Japanese architect Shigeru Ban. Connect with the rich natureof Awaji Island while experiencing the light, wind, and changing seasons with all your senses in this unique environment.
Graduated from Osaka University School of Medicine in 1980
Professor Emeritus, Osaka University
Director, Osaka Keisatsu Hospital
Chairman, Japanese Association for Thoracic Surgery
Leading expert in cardiovascular surgery and regenerative medicine (first in the world to commercialize myocardial regenerative medicine; pushed for heart sheets to be covered by insurance; first successful in-human myocardial regeneration therapy using iPS cells.)
Katherine Johnston Katherine Johnston has extensive experience conducting economic and industry competitiveness studies worldwide, including 17 years as a Senior Economist with SRI International. Since 2008, she has partnered with the Global Wellness Institute to pioneer groundbreaking research on the global wellness industry, focusing on defining and measuring opportunities within the wellness economy and conducting deep-dive analyses into key wellness sectors. She holds a master’s degree from Georgetown University. |
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