Okinawa Hub aims to encourage young people to actively express their individuality.
Aiming to realize a diverse society, the World Economic Forum community
We will develop projects that connect Okinawa to the world and local communities.  

Raised in Okinawa. After graduating from high school, he studied languages in Canada and the Philippines. I have experience studying abroad in philosophy on the theme of "What is happiness?" in Costa Rica and Uruguay. With the goal of becoming a person who can contribute to world peace, she was involved in the management of the Okinawa City Children's Council for next-generation education and support for international exchange for multicultural understanding, but is currently on childcare leave. She is currently preparing a night nursery school project that incorporates Montessori essence, focusing on her own childcare experience and poverty issues in Okinawa.

Born in Fukushima City, currently living in Okinawa City. Currently enrolled in economics at Keio University correspondence course. He became interested in the connections between people after experiencing the Great East Japan Earthquake and the nuclear power plant accident as a child. He spent three years in Germany learning about community development and social capital through sports. ``It's interesting because everyone is different!'' Aiming to realize a colorful society full of individuality, we opened Spaghetti Ice in Koza, Okinawa City, and with HelloWorld, we spread ``Machinaka Study Abroad'' and ``WorldClassroom'', which were born in Okinawa, all over the world. He continues to engage in activities that bring people together peacefully and communicate this information to the world.

Born in Okinawa Prefecture. Doctor of general medicine department, Okinawa Prefectural Yaeyama Hospital. 40th Urasoe City Tourism Goodwill Ambassador Tedako Lady. Specializes in general medical care, community medicine, SDH, and primary care. When he was young, he learned about the Manhole Children in Mongolia and dreams of working in a developing country in the future. When he was a medical student, he visited orphanages, schools, non-medical clinics, refugee camps, etc. overseas. Questioning Okinawa's lack of options, and realizing that issues such as education and poverty are directly linked to health problems, in 2021 he founded and operates Nuchigusui, a medical community that cares about Okinawa. He also became interested in creating a city where people can naturally become healthy just by living there, and studied medical design at Street Medical School. Currently, while working as a doctor at a general hospital on Ishigaki Island, he is participating in Project 50, an initiative led by young Okinawan entrepreneurs, and is creating a proposal in the medical and health field for the next 50 years.

Raised in Okinawa. After graduating from high school, he studied languages in Canada and the Philippines. I have experience studying abroad in philosophy on the theme of "What is happiness?" in Costa Rica and Uruguay. With the goal of becoming a person who can contribute to world peace, she was involved in the management of the Okinawa City Children's Council for next-generation education and support for international exchange for multicultural understanding, but is currently on childcare leave. She is currently preparing a night nursery school project that incorporates Montessori essence, focusing on her own childcare experience and poverty issues in Okinawa.

Born in Fukushima City, currently living in Okinawa City. Currently enrolled in economics at Keio University correspondence course. He became interested in the connections between people after experiencing the Great East Japan Earthquake and the nuclear power plant accident as a child. He spent three years in Germany learning about community development and social capital through sports. ``It's interesting because everyone is different!'' Aiming to realize a colorful society full of individuality, we opened Spaghetti Ice in Koza, Okinawa City, and with HelloWorld, we spread ``Machinaka Study Abroad'' and ``WorldClassroom'', which were born in Okinawa, all over the world. He continues to engage in activities that bring people together peacefully and communicate this information to the world.

Born in Okinawa Prefecture. Doctor of general medicine department, Okinawa Prefectural Yaeyama Hospital. 40th Urasoe City Tourism Goodwill Ambassador Tedako Lady. Specializes in general medical care, community medicine, SDH, and primary care. When he was young, he learned about the Manhole Children in Mongolia and dreams of working in a developing country in the future. When he was a medical student, he visited orphanages, schools, non-medical clinics, refugee camps, etc. overseas. Questioning Okinawa's lack of options, and realizing that issues such as education and poverty are directly linked to health problems, in 2021 he founded and operates Nuchigusui, a medical community that cares about Okinawa. He also became interested in creating a city where people can naturally become healthy just by living there, and studied medical design at Street Medical School. Currently, while working as a doctor at a general hospital on Ishigaki Island, he is participating in Project 50, an initiative led by young Okinawan entrepreneurs, and is creating a proposal in the medical and health field for the next 50 years.

Born in Okinawa Prefecture. Doctor of general medicine department, Okinawa Prefectural Yaeyama Hospital. 40th Urasoe City Tourism Goodwill Ambassador Tedako Lady. Specializes in general medical care, community medicine, SDH, and primary care. When he was young, he learned about the Manhole Children in Mongolia and dreams of working in a developing country in the future. When he was a medical student, he visited orphanages, schools, non-medical clinics, refugee camps, etc. overseas. Questioning Okinawa's lack of options, and realizing that issues such as education and poverty are directly linked to health problems, in 2021 he founded and operates Nuchigusui, a medical community that cares about Okinawa. He also became interested in creating a city where people can naturally become healthy just by living there, and studied medical design at Street Medical School. Currently, while working as a doctor at a general hospital on Ishigaki Island, he is participating in Project 50, an initiative led by young Okinawan entrepreneurs, and is creating a proposal in the medical and health field for the next 50 years.

Born in Okinawa Prefecture. Doctor of general medicine department, Okinawa Prefectural Yaeyama Hospital. 40th Urasoe City Tourism Goodwill Ambassador Tedako Lady. Specializes in general medical care, community medicine, SDH, and primary care. When he was young, he learned about the Manhole Children in Mongolia and dreams of working in a developing country in the future. When he was a medical student, he visited orphanages, schools, non-medical clinics, refugee camps, etc. overseas. Questioning Okinawa's lack of options, and realizing that issues such as education and poverty are directly linked to health problems, in 2021 he founded and operates Nuchigusui, a medical community that cares about Okinawa. He also became interested in creating a city where people can naturally become healthy just by living there, and studied medical design at Street Medical School. Currently, while working as a doctor at a general hospital on Ishigaki Island, he is participating in Project 50, an initiative led by young Okinawan entrepreneurs, and is creating a proposal in the medical and health field for the next 50 years.

Born in Okinawa Prefecture. Doctor of general medicine department, Okinawa Prefectural Yaeyama Hospital. 40th Urasoe City Tourism Goodwill Ambassador Tedako Lady. Specializes in general medical care, community medicine, SDH, and primary care. When he was young, he learned about the Manhole Children in Mongolia and dreams of working in a developing country in the future. When he was a medical student, he visited orphanages, schools, non-medical clinics, refugee camps, etc. overseas. Questioning Okinawa's lack of options, and realizing that issues such as education and poverty are directly linked to health problems, in 2021 he founded and operates Nuchigusui, a medical community that cares about Okinawa. He also became interested in creating a city where people can naturally become healthy just by living there, and studied medical design at Street Medical School. Currently, while working as a doctor at a general hospital on Ishigaki Island, he is participating in Project 50, an initiative led by young Okinawan entrepreneurs, and is creating a proposal in the medical and health field for the next 50 years.