Our Mission and Vision

"From Kyoto" —Transmitting Japanese Culture

While Japan endured periods of recession, business enterprises in Kyoto had not only survived through it but also controlled the world market share and increased profits by maintaining its culture of innovation, the tradition of pursuing corporate quality, and the acute insight of social needs. Kyoto is also known as the origin of world-class venture companies. Many of Japanese Nobel Prize winners are from Kyoto too, which explains that Kyoto is a place fostering creativity development both in business and academia.

Over a thousand years, Kyoto has been a center of Japanese culture. Located in Kyoto, the KCGI will always inherit the climatic energy of Kyoto, and be as a place of transmitting Japanese information culture to the world.

• BA from Department of Astronomy, Faculty of Science, Kyoto University (the first female recipient of this degree)
  
• Acquired prescribed credits of the PhD Program, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University
  
• Leading computer expert in astronomical research
  
• Participated test runs prior to the establishment of the then Computer Center of Tokyo University (now the Information Technology Center)
  
• Instructor, the Computer Center Program of Tokyo University
  
• Instructor, the Computer Center Program of Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University
  
• Chairperson, The Kyoto Society for Software
  
• Adjunct Professor, Kyoto Gakuin University
  
• Visiting Researcher, Pennsylvania State University
  
• Chairperson, The KCG Group
  
• President, Kyoto Computer Gakuin (KCG)
  
• Chairperson, The Kyoto Information Gakuen
  
• Received commendations from the Ministries of Education of various countries (Thailand, Ghana, Sri Lanka, and Peru).