Masaki Nomura
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Masaki Nomura (野村将揮, 1989 - [1]) is a Japanese philosopher, business executive, and former government official at Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry.
He earned an MPA from Harvard University, an MPhil from Kyoto University, and a BA
from the University of Tokyo.
He serves as Executive Advisor and Chief Strategist at the Kyoto Institute of Philosophy[2], Executive Advisor to Yamauchi No.10 Family Office (Nintendo's founding family office) [3], and Special Committee Member for the 2050 Grand Vision Council of the Kyoto City Government[4]. He currently studies at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University[5].
Biography
Born in Kyoto and then raised into a single-mother household in Toyama Prefecture, a typical countryside in Japan, with no prior family history of university education, he gained admission to the University of Tokyo as a first generation college student[6].
While enrolled, he passed the National Qualification Exams for Government Official, which is broadly known the most difficult national exam in Japan, as an Economics major after just four weeks of self-study although his major was philosophy[7]. Upon graduating from the Faculty of Letters with an BA, he became an official at the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI), where he worked on mission-critical policies directly under the cabinet including Abenomics growth strategy[8]. He then joined Aillis, Inc., an early stage medical AI startup, as Executive Officer, and works as Chief Creative Officer in charge of innovation as of 2023[9]. Aillis won the Grand Prix at the Startup World Cup 2023, emerging as the champion among over 30,000 applicants from around the globe[10][11], and received the Gold Prize (Minister of Economy, Trade, and Industry Prize) at the 2023 Good Design Awards[12], Japan's most highly regarded design award.
In the meantime, he earned an MPhil from Kyoto University in 2022 and an MPA with the Certificate in Management, Leadership, and Decision Sciences from Harvard University[13], and co-authored a business case study about The Pokémon Company, focusing on its marketing strategy and management philosophy that established Pokémon as a global brand[14].
He serves as Executive Advisor and Chief Strategist at the Kyoto institute of Philosophy that was established by chairman of NTT, chairperson of HITACHI, chairman of Hakuhodo DY Group, and CEO of Yomiuri Shinbun Newspaper[15], and Executive Advisor to Yamauchi No.10 Family Office, Nintendo's founding family office[3]. Also, he is an outside director of Gotoschool, Inc., a startup for children with disabilities that received investment from the family office[16].
He moderated a session with James Robson, Director at Harvard Asia Center, Yuko Nagayama, an architect in charge of Japan's pavilions for Dubai 2020 EXPO and Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025 at the institute's inauguration symposium[17].
Personal Life
His personal life is featured at Harvard Kennedy School's official website[18] as follows:
- Born into a single-mother household in a countryside, where no one in the family had attended university, he enrolled in the University of Tokyo as a first-generation college student through grueling study lasting up to 16 hours a day—so intense they caused a stress fracture in their spine.
- At the University of Tokyo, however, he was struck by despair, realizing the vast financial and social advantages enjoyed by their peers from the upper echelon of society. This experience fueled his aspiration to overcome their upbringing by attending Harvard Universityー15 years after, he eventually fulfilled this dream.
- After graduating from college, he dedicated himself to both work and research, sometimes for up to 20 hours a day, which eventually led to the onset of sudden hearing loss.
- He aims to apply East Asian and Japanese philosophy to global agendas such as "sustainability" by offering opportunities to revisit the foundational conceptual frameworks.
- He promotes collaboration between Harvard University, the founding Yamauchi family of Nintendo, and the Kyoto Institute of Philosophy. This includes establishing the Yamauchi Japan Initiative[19].
He is an adept Kendo player with 27 years of experience as of October 2023 and hold 4th dans.
Footnotes
- ^ “登壇者略歴（京都哲学研究所創設記念シンポジウム）”. 京都哲学研究所. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “京都哲学研究所について（京都哲学研究所ウェブサイト）”. 2024年10月11日閲覧。
- ^ a b “Yamauchi Japan Initiative”. 2024年10月11日閲覧。
- ^ “「第1回 京都市総合計画審議会」の開催 （京都市）”. 2024年10月11日閲覧。
- ^ “【突発生配信】四條畷市長の東修平さんとハーバード大の野村将揮さんがオフィスに来た【マジで突然来た】（【エンジニア】安野貴博の自由研究チャンネル【SF作家】）”. 2024年10月11日閲覧。
- ^ “Harvard Kennedy School - From humble roots to Harvard Kennedy School”. Harvard Kennedy School. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “Researchmap - 野村将揮”. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “ユナイテッド株式会社、Yamauchi No.10 Family Officeなどを引受先とする第三者割当増資により2.1億円の資金調達を実施。社外取締役に野村 将揮氏が就任。”. 株式会社Gotoschool. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “アイリス株式会社ホームページ”. アイリス株式会社. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ 「「スタートアップワールドカップ2023』日本代表アイリス社が世界決勝戦で優勝の快挙！」『PORT by Cteww』2023年12月7日。
- ^ 「スタートアップW杯、日本代表が2度目の頂点 AI医療機器のアイリスが優勝」『Yahoo! ニュース』2023年12月2日。
- ^ “GOOD DESIGN AWARD 受賞ギャラリー 感染症判定AI咽頭カメラ nodoca”. グッドデザイン賞. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “Management, Leadership & Decision Sciences Certificate”. Harvard Kennedy School. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “The Pokémon Company: Evolving into an Everlasting Brand”. Harvard Business School. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “京都哲学研究所ホームページ”. 京都哲学研究所. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “ユナイテッド株式会社、Yamauchi No.10 Family Officeなどを引受先とする第三者割当増資により2.1億円の資金調達を実施。社外取締役に野村 将揮氏が就任。”. 株式会社Gotoschool. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “京都哲学研究所創設記念シンポジウムウェブサイト”. 京都哲学研究所. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “Harvard Kennedy School - From humble roots to Harvard Kennedy School”. Harvard Kennedy School. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
- ^ “Yamauchi Japan Initiative”. Yamauchi Japan Initiative. 2024年5月19日閲覧。
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