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He earned a Master of Engineering in Computer Science from Waseda University and studied abroad at Monmouth College in Illinois, USA. Upon returning to Japan, he founded YassLab, a fully remote company specializing in the development of web-based learning materials—most notably the Japanese Rails Tutorial and Japanese Rails Guides—and providing these resources as corporate services for universities and employee training programs.
In addition to his work at YassLab, he co-founded CoderDojo Japan, one of the official regional bodies within the CoderDojo community—a worldwide movement of free, volunteer-led, community-based programming clubs (Dojos) for young people. Today, the CoderDojo community in Japan includes over 200 Dojos nationwide, hosting approximately 1,200 events annually, welcoming more than 62,100 kids to learn to code, and collaborating with over 25 corporate partners.
Motivated by a desire to provide more opportunities for young people to learn not just “how” to create but also “what” to create, he and his colleagues launched the MITOU Junior program in 2016. As of January 2025, this initiative has supported over 110 projects by more than 130 creators under the age of 17, selected from over 850 applications. The program is now recognized as part of the MITOU Programs ecosystem by the Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan (IPA).
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