Life Science Innovation Network Japan, Inc. (LINK-J)

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1 Life Science Innovation Network Japan, Inc. (LINK-J) Building 10F, Nihonbashi Hon-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, , Japan Tel: , Fax: (9:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday) E Issue Date: October 1, 2017

2 Chairman of the Board Hideyuki Okano, M.D., The life sciences constitute an interdisciplinary nexus linking all areas of scientific endeavor. Actively promoting collaboration with outside specialists can be extremely valuable. With progress in the life sciences, come improvements in human health. Despite the large numbers of people suffering from cancer and intractable conditions as well as the major risks posed to global health by infectious diseases, humanity continues to advance, overcoming sickness and preventing outbreaks. Japan is world renowned for leading basic research in the life sciences, yet the insights gained do not often readily lead to practical applications. In the highly specialized field of regenerative medicine, however, collaboration between industry, government, and academia is spurring rapid progress in this direction. We believe developments in regenerative medicine are opening up exciting opportunities in other life science fields to devise such practical applications. The life sciences constitute an interdisciplinary nexus linking all areas of scientific endeavor. They encompass medicine, the natural sciences, and engineering; such new technologies as IT and AI; and even social sciences and ethics. Reflecting this breadth of disciplines, it is not uncommon for insights or novel solutions to problems that have been exhaustively examined under a specialist lens to emerge from disparate fields. What a single person can do is limited. It is important to proactively promote collaboration with outside experts; that is, open innovation. The Life Science Innovation Network Japan (LINK-J) is the organization for real exchanges between people beyond fields, located in Nihonbashi, Tokyo where many businesses of the pharmaceutical industry and other life science industries can be found. Hopefully, major players such as universities, academic societies, public organizations, startups, large global companies and other businesses, and industry groups and overseas organizations will get together, interact with each other, and stimulate each other to create new values here in a range of fields including drug discovery, medical devices, and digital health. As the chairman of LINK-J, I am committed to helping people around the world live healthier lives. LINK-J connects people and ideas for those involved in the life sciences. LINK-J is a platform for creating new life-science industries with the four functions of bring together, connect, grow and take off. LINK-J brings together a wide range of parties in the life sciences field. Creating new ideas, connecting people, and accelerating new initiatives. Providing an ecosystem to support open innovation. Bring Together Interaction and Collaboration Interaction and Collaboration Nihonbashi Medical Innovators Summit Connect Symposium Grow Development and Assistance Development and Assistance Zentech Dojo Nihonbashi Take Off Out of Box Consultation Room Why Nihonbashi for life sciences? The place where insights in life sciences coalesce Nihonbashi, where the traditional rubs shoulders with the cutting edge, has historically been a wellspring of new value creation. Many of Japan s representative pharmaceutical businesses have their main offices here, and insights in life sciences have accumulated in Nihonbashi since the Edo Period. Building2 2 Many business persons, students and startups participated in the event. The event was intended to facilitate interactions among human resources who will create medical innovations in the next generation with the aim of promoting life sciences based in Nihonbashi district. The symposium for industryuniversity-government cooperation in regenerative medicine A symposium and reception were held under a range of themes, including the workplace is not limited to hospitals. More than 100 aspiring entrepreneurs and others participated in the events. LINK-J Networking Night with Supporters A startup acceleration program that aims to increase corporate value in three months, organized by INDEE Japan Ltd. Mentor provides support with an attitude of starting business together Life Science Awards This consultation session is intended for teachers, researchers, graduate school students and students involved in life science studies. Professionals stationed to work at the forefront of the pharmaceutical and medical industry provide support for problem solving. LINK-J x TTT Awards Centrally located in the heart of Tokyo, Nihonbashi boasts an inviting urban environment that offers a wide range of retail, lodging, and other facilities and is the focus of attention at both the domestic and international levels for the media, the general public, and investors. Nihonbashi was designated a global life science business hub by the Tokyo prefectural government in its Long-Term Vision for Tokyo that was formulated in University Industry Group Business Building Hub Five hundred people participated in the large-scale symposium coorganized with the Japanese. Society of Regenerative Medicine (JSRM) and Forum for Innovative Regenerative Medicine (FIRM). An exchange meeting with LINK-J supporters at Building The opportunity for real exchanges is provided for many different players in the life science fields. Promising businesses commended at the final of the BRAVE Acceleration Program organized by Beyond Next Ventures Inc. Invited to the Biocom Global Life Science Partnering Conference organized by Biocom affiliated with LINK-J. Sponsors Todai to Texas (TTT) (the project for supporting the participation of the startups related to The University of Tokyo in SXSW Trade Show held in Austin, Texas, U.S.A.) 1 2

3 ORGANIZATION SUPPORTERS Life Science Innovation Network Japan, Inc. (LINK-J) LINK-J has recruited a number of supporters, people with knowledge spanning diverse fields and whose skill sets range from research and development to management, law, and accounting. Our supporters, who include entrepreneurs and experts, participate in many of the events that we put together and offer one-on-one advice to LINK-J special members. General Meeting Governing Board Executive Office Directors and Auditors Auditor Management Advisory Committee The Management Advisory Committee comprises experts from industry and academia who diligently employ their expertise and broad insight to support LINK-J s activities. The Committee also provides strategic advice to the Board of Directors. Masanori Akita Tsuyoshi Ito Taro Inaba Yo Iwami, M.D., Takahiro Uchida, M.D., MSc. MTI Ltd. Beyond Next Ventures REMIGES Ventures MedPeer, Inc. Japanese Organization for Medical Device Development, Inc. Hajime Oshita MedVenture Partners, Inc. Chairman of the Board Hideyuki Okano, M.D., Dean, Keio University Graduate School of Medicine Professor, Department of Physiology Vice Chairman of the Board Yoshiki Sawa, M.D., Professor and Chairman, Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine Director Takashi Ueda Executive Managing Officer, Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. Director Akihiko Soyama President and Chief Executive Officer of LINK-J Auditor Yutaro Kikuchi Attorney at law, Kikuchi Sogo Law Office Jun Otomo, Dr. Tomy Kamada Hiroaki Kitano, Takashi Kiyoizumi, M.D., Hitachi, Ltd. TomyK Ltd. The Systems Biology Institute UC San Diego, Japan Forum for Innovation and Technology Yohei Sawayama Masayuki Shibasaki, 500 Startups Japan Forum for Innovative Regenerative Medicine Management Advisory Committee Members The Management Advisory Committee comprises experts from industry and academia who diligently employ their expertise and broad insight to support LINK-J s activities. The Committee also provides strategic advice to the Board of Directors. Special Advisor Yoichiro Matsumoto Executive Director, RIKEN, Dr. Eng. Special Advisor Shinya Yamanaka Director, Center for ips Cell Research and Application (CiRA) Kyoto University, M.D.,, Professor Special Advisor Peter F. Cowhey Dean, School of Global Policy & Strategy, University of California, San Diego Aki Shimauchi Tsutomu Sugaya Toru J. Seo, Tohru Takashi, Shunichi Takahashi, INDEE Medical, Inc. Nobelpharma Co., Ltd. Pfizer Japan Inc. Japan Agency for Medical Bayer Yakuhin, Ltd. Research and Development Koichiro Tsujimaru, Tsujimaru International Patent Office Advisor Shinji Asonuma Executive Vice-President for Industry-Government-Academia Collaboration, Kyoto University Advisor Masayo Tada President, The Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations of JAPAN (FPMAJ) President and Chief Executive Officer, Sumitomo Dainippon Pharma Co., Ltd. Advisor Yuzo Toda Chairman, Forum for Innovative Regenerative Medicine (FIRM) Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Technical Officer, Director, FUJIFILM Corporation Advisor Yoshihiko Hatanaka President, Japan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (JPMA) President and CEO, Astellas Pharma Inc. Advisor Toshiaki Higashihara President & CEO, Hitachi, Ltd. Advisor Masaaki Mizuno, M.D., Presidential Advisor and Professor, Nagoya University Advisor Yoshinori Yajima Director, Office of Cooperative Research and Development, Tohoku University Advisor Toshiya Watanabe, Policy Alternatives Research Institute, The University of Tokyo Advisor* Shinya Watanabe Chairman, the Japan Federation of Medical Devices Associations Advisor Masanobu Komoda President and CEO, Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. * Currently planned (as of October 1, 2017) Shingo Tsuda Takuma Nakatsuka Takato Noumi, Nobuhiko Hibara, Kinji Fuchikami INDEE Japan Ltd. Quantum Biosystems Inc. FORESIGHT & LINX K.K. Waseda Business School Mitsui & Co. Global Investment, Inc. Keita Mori Daiki Moriyama Yuichiro Yazaki, M.D. Yuji Yamamoto, M.D., MBA SanBio Company Limited Deloitte Tohmatsu Venture Support Co., Ltd. Masayuki Yokota tella, Inc. MinaCare Co., Ltd. Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. Ikkei Matsuda, & MBA Science, Art & Research for Reconstruction (SARR) Kyoto Institute of Technology Ulrike Schaede UC San Diego, Japan Forum for Innovation and Technology In Japanese syllabary order (as of October 1, 2017) 3 4

4 MEMBERSHIP LINK-J s Special Memberships A and B Asia Med Market Access (AMMA) CureApp, Inc. Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED) Beyond Next Ventures Kyushu University The Japanese Society for Regenerative Medicine (JSRM) Biocom Kyoto University The Japanese Association of Pharmaceutical Medicine (JAPhMed) BioLite Holding Quantum Biosystems Inc. The Japan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (JPMA) Biomedical Solutions Inc. GlycoBiomarker Leading Innovation Co. Ltd. The Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations of JAPAN (FPMAJ) British Technology Group International PLC Institute for Health Outcomes & Process Evaluation Research (ihope) SAMURAI Biotech Association Delta-Fly Pharm, Inc. International Society of Clinical Medicine (ICM) Japan Biotechno Pharma Co., Ltd. DIO Digital Forum for Innovative Regenerative Medicine (FIRM) The Association of Preventive Medicine of Japan HPC Systems Inc. Sustainable Medicine, Inc. North American Science Associates, Inc. (NAMSA) JCR Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. Santen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Nobelpharma Co., Ltd. JITSUBO Co., Ltd. GNI Group Ltd. notocord Corporation MedVenture Partners, Inc. The Systems Biology Institute Japan Biological Informatics Consortium (JBIC) MedVision Corporation Social Emergence School Biogen Japan Ltd. NS Materials Inc. Biodesign Japan Bio Pharma Forest Inc. O: Inc. Shin Nippon Air Technologies Co., Ltd. Business Model Innovation Association (BMIA) ORTHOREBIRTH Co., Ltd. Ernst & Young ShinNihon LLC Hitachi Chemical Co., Ltd. Science, Art & Research for Reconstruction (SARR, LCC.) Japan Society of Pharmaceutical Machinery and Engineering (JSPME) Human Metabolome Technologies, Inc. Shobayashi & Associates, K.K. Daiichi Sankyo Co., Ltd. Hiroshima Industrial Promotion Organization University of California, San Diego Taisei Corporation Fourglobe Inc. US-Japan MedTech Frontiers (USJMF) Taiyo Life Insurance Company Baker & McKenzie Axil Capital Advisors KK/Axil Capital Partners LLP Takenaka Corporation Matsumoto Trading Co., Ltd. Astellas Pharma Inc. Takeda Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Marubeni Corporation Alliance Forum Foundation Chugai Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Mie Industry and Enterprise Support Center (MIESC) Heath Care Stability and Regional Economy Vitalization Forum Tsujimaru International Patent Office Pharmaceutical Development Support Center INDEE Medical, Inc. DIA Japan Mitsui Memorial Hospital INDEE Japan Ltd. Association of Disclosure Business Official Approval MinaCare Co., Ltd. Ageing-Support Inc. DENTSU Inc. Murata Associates, Inc. Medical Collective Intelligence Co., Ltd. The University of Tokyo MeSCue JANUSYS Corporation M Bio Technology Inc. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Medicast, Inc. LPixel Inc. Tohoku University Metcela Inc. Osaka University Deloitte Tohmatsu Venture Support Co., Ltd. MedPeer, Inc. Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Japan CRO Association Yamato Scientific Co., Ltd. Olympus Corporation Abiomed Japan K. K. institute of Sound Sleep Science (isss) Chiome Bioscience Inc. Japan Medical Engineering Institute RIKEN KinoPharma, Inc. Commons for Medicine and Engineering Career Incubation, Inc. Japanese Organization for Medical Device Development, Inc. (JOMDD) In Alphabetical order (as of the end of August 2017) * LINK-J s Special Memberships C are not included. Partners Special Membership Type Please choose from the following three types of special membership. Membership Type (1) Special Membership A (Corporation) (2) Special Membership B (Corporation) (3) Special Membership C (Individual) Qualifications Corporations with 101 or more employees or those in business for 20 or more years (i) Corporations with 100 or fewer employees and in business for fewer than 20 Years (ii) Non-profit organizations (Independent administrative agency, national research and development agency, administrative agencies, educational corporations, general corporations, public benefit corporations, social welfare corporations, quasi-public bodies of diplomatic missions in Japan and other such institutions) (i) Doctors, Company related persons or employees, and other individuals (ii) Related persons or employees of non-profit organizations that correspond to special membership B Enrollment Fee Annual Fee Membership Card 100, ,000 Ten cards* 1 30, ,000 Five cards* 2 2,000 30,000 5,000 (iii) University students and graduate students 3,000 *1: Up to ten paid membership cards can be additionally issued. *2: Up to five paid membership cards can be additionally issued. The Benefits of Special Membership You can receive the following benefits according to membership type. Special Memberships A and B Special Membership C Details of Benefits Participation in events and programs organized by LINK-J (In some cases reservation and participation fees are required.) Temporary use of communication lounges for members (free) Reserved use of communication lounges for members for parties, etc. (at special membership prices) Use of conference rooms and temporary working rooms (at special membership prices) One card Use of shared offices (applications must be made with payment) Notification of events, etc. held by one member for others (Posts on the websites of LINK-J and Business Hub and digital signage) Interactions with and introductions to other members and support for communication among members Discussions with LINK-J s supporters and use of advice, etc. Post company and group names as special members on the LINK-J website and pamphlets, etc. 5 6

5 FACILITIES Conference Rooms We offer a variety of spaces in sizes ranging from those suitable for international conferences. We also provide equipment necessary for presentations, such as audio-visual equipment (partially paid rental service). HUB (Conference Room A) Conference Room 201 Conference Room 313 Equipment and furniture Communication Lounges Furniture: desks, chairs, whiteboard, projector, screen, wireless microphone, cable-type microphone, microphone stand, stage, podium, wired LAN and wireless LAN Additional rental services are available: desks, chairs, whiteboard, projector, screen, TV conference system, sign stand and pointer * Different conference rooms have different furniture in various quantities. For more details, please see our website. Our members can use the communication lounges free of charge. We prepare related books, free drinks and paid confectionery items in the area for members exclusive use. Please use these lounges for casual gatherings among LINK-J members and as third places. (You must carry your member card to access the area for members exclusive use.) A paid reservation is available for the communication lounges for receptions and parties, etc. We offer a range of spaces for our members to use for conferences, study sessions, seminars, events, meetings and parties. Usage Fees for Conference Rooms HUB LSB Room Hours of Use Area Maximum Capacity Special Membership A Special Membership B (Square meters) (Persons) Fees (yen) per hour Fees (yen) per hour Conference Room A About m ,000 yen 24,500 yen Conference Room B About 77.7 m ,000 yen 8,500 yen 8F Conference Room C About 44.4 m ,000 yen 5,500 yen Conference Room D (B and C) About m ,000 yen 14,000 yen Conference Room E (A, B and C) About m ,000 yen 38,500 yen 2F Large Conference Room 201 About m ,000 yen 22,500 yen 9:00 to 21:00 Conference Room 301 About 24.8 m ,500 yen 1,750 yen Conference Room 302 About 50.2 m ,000 yen 2,500 yen 3F Conference Room 303 About 41.3 m ,000 yen 2,000 yen Studio 312 About 25.4 m 2 6 3,000 yen 1,500 yen Conference Room 313 About 75.1 m ,000 yen 3,500 yen Conference Room 314 About 42.3 m ,000 yen 2,000 yen 10F Conference Room 1004 About m ,000 yen 7,500 yen 9:00 to 17:00 Conference Room 1008 About 56.4 m ,000 yen 2,500 yen * The minimum time for the use of conference rooms is two hours, with additional increments of thirty minutes after that. * The maximum limit for the use of conference rooms is 1,000 hours per year for each member. This limit may be changed without prior notice. Usage Fees for Communication Lounges HUB LSB Room Foyer Lounge on 10F Area Special Membership A Special Membership B Hours of Use Maximum Capacity (Square meters) Fees (yen) per hour Fees (yen) per hour Temporary use* 1 9:00 to 21:00 About m 2 Reserved use* 2 Temporary use* 3 8:00 to 22:00 About m 2 Reserved use* 4 17:30 to 22:00 About m 2 30,000 yen 15,000 yen *1: If Conference Room E (A, B and C) is used, Foyer is also reserved. Therefore, Foyer cannot be used during that time. *2: Only when using Conference Room E (A, B and C), are you able to reserve communication lounges. Hours of use include preparation and leaving. *3: The communication lounges cannot be used during the night and when they are reserved. *4: The range of spaces available for reserved use covers the area for members exclusive use, excluding the lobby. Lounge on 10F Lounge on 10F (drinks) HUB Foyer Temporary Working Rooms We offer a temporary business base in a space where the latest knowledge and information in the life sciences is assembled. Use these rooms as a paid service for a single day, up to seven days if necessary. * Simultaneous reservations must be made up to twenty eight days. Usage Fees for Temporary Working Rooms LSB 3F Room Hours of Use Area (Square meters) Room 304 About 17.2 m 2 Room hour use is About 16.8 m 2 Room 310 available. About 16.8 m 2 Room 311 About 17.2 m 2 Maximum Capacity Special Membership A Fees (yen) per hour Special Membership B Fees (yen) per hour 6 20,000 yen 10,000 yen Temporary Working Room Image * The use of temporary working rooms must be done from 9:00 to 18:00, the hours of reception by attendants. * The upper limit for the use of temporary working rooms is eighty days per year for each member. This limit may be changed without prior notice. How to Subscribe and Use The described facilities are intended exclusively for life science related use. Usage is intended for LINK-J members exclusively. Please register for your ID after submitting a written application for the use of conference rooms. Apply for Members Reservation for Conference Rooms on the dedicated website after registration: ( You can use LINK-J s facilities on any day except for the New Year holidays. However, the facilities may be closed due to repairs and inspection, etc. For more details, please see our website. Applications can be received one year prior to the day of use. If you cancel your reservation due to personal circumstances, the following cancellation fees must be paid. From 30 to 15 days prior to the day of use: 50% of usage fee From 14 days prior to the day of use: 100% of usage fee 7 8

6 Building Shared Offi ce (5F) ACCESS Now we have a new shared offi ce for 24 hour use. We offer a range of plans for fl exible use of the space. A shared office has been created on the 5th fl oor of the Building. To respond to diverse needs, 3 types of plans are available. It is possible to set a period of use flexibly, and register as an office. Another advantage is that, because no deposit is required, it is possible to control initial costs at the time of use. 24 hour use is available Wi-Fi is available Includes electricity and air conditioner charges A locker is available A telephone booth is available No deposit money needed A multi-function printer is available with a shredder Company registration is possible Life Science Innovation Network Japan, Inc. (LINK-J) Address: Building 10F, Nihonbashi Hon-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo TEL: /FAX: Guide Map Personal booths Open desks Rest space We offer a booth that can secure privacy for one-person as well as booths for two-person. Because the booths can be locked, you will have security. As a PC and other things can be placed in the booth, it can be used as a hub in Tokyo for local users. We offer open seats for one person to use easily. Freely choose a seat. We also offer window-side seats where you can concentrate on your work effortlessly. We offer sofa seats for one-person rooms and water servers so that you can use those rooms as a rest space. Usage fees (monthly payment) Open desk Personal booth for one-person Personal booth for two-person 30,000 yen 70,000 yen 110,000 yen * You must pass a review to be allowed to use these facilities. In addition, you must become LINK-J member. Building 2 Offi ce for Startups (31 Ventures Floor on 5F, 6F and 7F) Offices for startups with equipment and an environment essential for boosting business growth and innovation. Building (LSB) Building 2 (LSB2) Hub (HUB) Nihonbashi Hon-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo , Nihonbashi Hon-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Muromachi Chiba Bank Mitsui Building 8F, Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Office space Meeting space Security We offer a variety of spaces ranging from about 30 to 100 square meters in area. Freely use the lounge as a shared space. We offer a meeting space that can be used when customers arrive. * You must separately sign a lease contract and pay a monthly fee and deposit. (You must pass a review. In addition, you must become LINK-J member.) Because there is security at the entrance, you can use the rooms with a feeling of security. (5F and 7F) A three-minute walk from the A6 exit of Mitsukoshi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza and Hanzomon Lines A two-minute walk from the No. 5 exit of Shin- Nihonbashi Station on the JR Sobu Line An eleven-minute walk from the southern exit of Kanda Station on the JR Yamanote, A thirteen-minute walk from the Nihonbashi exit of Tokyo Station on the JR Yamanote, A three-minute walk from Kodenmacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line A three-minute walk from Shin-Nihonbashi Station on the JR Sobu Line A five-minute walk from the A9 exit of Mitsukoshi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza and Hanzomon Lines Directly connected from Mitsukoshi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza and Hanzomon Lines Directly connected from Shin-Nihonbashi Station on the JR Sobu Line A nine-minute walk from the southern exit of Kanda Station on the JR Yamanote, A nine-minute walk from the Nihonbashi exit of Tokyo Station on the JR Yamanote, 9 10