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Osaka Metro
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Senri Chuo Minami

JR Kansaikuko Line

Subway Senri Chuo Station, North Exit
(Osaka Metro Midosuji Line → Kita Osaka Kyuko Line)
Approximately 15 minutes by car from Osaka International Airport
Approximately 13 minutes by Osaka Monorail from Osaka International Airport(Approximately 11 minutes from Minami Ibaraki, Approximately
24 minutes from Kadomashi)
Approximately 13 minutes by Osaka Metro from Shin Osaka Station
Approximately 19 minutes by Osaka Metro Midosuji Line from Osaka Umeda

To Ikeda

Kyowakai
Senri Chuo
Hospital

Chugoku Expressway

Shin Senri
Higashimachi 2
MinamiHankyu Senri
Chuo Building“Science of Life”

Toll Car Park entrance

for human happiness

Senri Chuo Higashi

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Shin Senri Higashimachi
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Osaka Monorail

To Minoh

To Kyoto

Senri Life Science Center

Senri Asahi
Hankyu Building

Senri Chuo

Osaka Monorail
To Suita

To Umeda

Senri Life Science Foundation

Senri Life Science Center Building 20th Floor
1-4-2 Shin Senri Higashimachi, Toyonaka-shi, Osaka, Japan
560-0082
Tel: 81-6-6873-2001 Fax: 81-6-6873-2002
https://www.senri-life.or.jp

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President of Senri Life Science Foundation

Shizuo Akira

The foundation was established in July 1990, based on the vision of the late Yuichi Yamamura,
former Osaka University President, who aimed to make the northern Osaka area, centered around
Senri, into a hub for life science. The foundation serves as the exchange base of wisdom, where
life science researchers in industry, academia, and government can freely and openly exchange
information and ideas, transcending the boundaries of their respective organizations.
The northern Osaka area hosts a cluster of medical and research institutes such as Osaka
University, the National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center (NCVC), and the National Institutes ofBiomedical Innovation, Health and Nutrition (NIBIOHN), as well as research laboratories andfactories of pharmaceutical companies. Hubs like Saito Life Science Park, KENTO (Northern
Osaka Health and Biomedical Innovation Town), and Nakanoshima (International Hub for Future
Medicine) are also being established here.
In this environment, the foundation was accredited as a public interest incorporated foundation in
2010, and has since been further enhancing its role as the exchange base of wisdom. It has
expanded and reinforced its activities across various areas, including cultivating research talent in theﬁeld of life sciences, research grants and support, public awareness, and assistance in the practicalapplication of research, all with the goal of promoting cutting-edge and socially beneﬁcial endeavors.
The ﬁeld of life sciences, which explores the mechanisms of life, encompasses a broad range ofacademic disciplines. Its outcomes are expected to make signiﬁcant contributions not only to medical
and health, but also to the foundation of human life, including areas such as the environment andfood to create a prosperous and happy human society. However, we believe that achieving thisrequires us to steadfastly accumulate a diverse range of research with a solid foundation in science.
The foundation aims to support such research endeavors and widely provide information.

International symposium held on January 19, 2018, A New Horizon of Cancer ImmunotherapyWith the spread of the new coronavirus infection from 2020, the nature of our business activities
has changed completely. Web-based events have become the primary format, bringing beneﬁts suchas increased accessibility for a wider audience, including those from distant locations. As a result,
this has contributed to enhancing the foundation s visibility and the satisfaction level of our programs.
On the other hand, there is concern about whether we are fully fulﬁlling the role of the exchangebase of wisdom as envisioned by Dr. Yamamura in creating a casual networking place like an
Aka-chochin* in Senri. In the With Corona and Post Corona era, even with the hybrid
format combining web and on-site components, we are actively exploring program development tocreate a sense of unity between speakers and audience, and encouraging participation of large
audiences at the venue. We aim to continue contributing to society as the exchange of life sciences.
We appreciate your ongoing support and cooperation in the foundation s activities.
*Aka-chochin: Japanese traditional pub showing a red lantern(Aka-chochin) in front of it.

人材育成事業

Human Resources Development
We contribute to the development of creative and innovative young researchers whowill lead research in the next generation of life sciences, and to the improvement of
the quality of researchers.
Senri Life Science Seminars

Continuity
Produces
Creativity.

Senri Life Science Foundation
Honorary President,

Tadamitsu Kishimoto

Business Activities

We invite several leading life science experts as guest lecturers, andthey introduce and present the latest research findings and trends on
cutting-edge research topics. Among the presenters, we have Nobel
laureates such as Dr. Yoshinori Ohsumi and Dr. Shinya Yamanaka.
Recently, we have also been increasingly inviting experts from industry
to give lectures on drug discovery. In addition to on-site venues thatallow for close discussions with lecturers, we will also incorporate web
streaming to make it accessible to a wider audience across the country.
As part of the Senri Life Science Seminars, once every two years wehold an ‘International Symposium’ (in English), where prominent
researchers from overseas gather to give lectures on the world’s most
cutting-edge research topics.

SeminarInternational Symposium (2018)

Shin-Tekijuku* (New-Tekijuku)*Tekijuku: A private school founded by Koan Ogata in 1838, considered to be the origin of Osaka University.

Promoting
Practical
Applicationof Research

Research
Grant

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Life Science
Open Lecture
Forumfor the Public
Elementary
SchoolStudent
Programs

Kishimoto
Foundation
Research
Grant

Technology
WorkshopSenri LF
Industry-Academia
Exchange
Meeting

Support for
Practical
Applicationof Research

Publicationof SENRILF News

AKIRA Juku
Shin-Tekijuku(New-Tekijuku)

Human
Resources
Development

Disseminationand Education

High
SchoolStudent
Programs

Industry
Academia
Government
Collaboration

Senri Life Science
Foundation

We have been organizing evening lectures and get-togethers with the
speakers after the lectures in the spirit of fostering an atmosphere inwhich young researchers can engage in open and candid discussions, withthe principles of “you can ask anything and say what you really think,”
and “don’t be embarrassed to ask anything.” This “Shin-Tekijuku”
alternates between three themes each month: ‘The Fascination of theBrain,’ ‘Challenges in Rare Diseases,’ and ‘Invitation to Future Drug
Discovery.’After Corona, we will continue to prioritize on-site events while also
maintaining web streaming. We have also resumed get-togethers after thelectures at the venue with the aim of facilitating interaction among all
participants.

Shin-Tekijuku* (New-Tekijuku)

Seminar

AKIRA Juku (AKIRA Academy)
Osaka
International Science Prize
Symposium (Co-Sponsored)“Behind success, sweat and tears.” We hold the “AKIRA Juku,” inviting
successful researchers to share the hidden aspects behind their success,with the aim of inspiring and motivating young researchers in their futureendeavors. This “AKIRA Juku,” conducted twice a year, incorporates the“Shin-Tekijuku” principles of “you can ask anything and say what you
really think,” and “don’t be embarrassed to ask anything.” This will befollowed by post-lecture get-togethers with the speakers.
AKIRA Juku

Industry

Academia
Government

Osaka Science Prize (Co-Sponsored)
In order to promote creative science and technology and contribute to new developments of the 21st century,
as well as the future of human society, we honor extremely promising researchers who play a significant rolein these aspects with the Osaka Science Prize. (Co-sponsored with Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, and (thegeneral incorporated association) Osaka Science & Technology Center.)Kishimoto Foundation Research Grant Program

Dissemination and Education

With donations from the Kishimoto Foundation since 2010, our foundation has been
conducting research grants under the name of ‘Kishimoto Foundation Research
Grants.’ By providing research funding for outstanding research in the field of life
sciences, we aim to stimulate research activities and foster the emergence of new
research endeavors, and we are confident that the outcomes will ultimately contributeto the revitalization of industries and improve the lives of citizens.

We conduct various programs to provide opportunities for the general public andstudents (elementary and high school students) to access learning and interact withresearchers, while also disseminating knowledge and information related to life
sciences and promoting our foundation’s activities.
Senri Life Science Forum
To promote both improvement of culture and interactions among the generalpublic (including industry, academia, and government), we invite leading
researchers from various fields, not limited to life sciences, as speakers formonthly forums (lectures), not including August.

The following 1 to 3 are the basic fields of research in which we annually provide
research grants of 2 million yen to around 15 promising young researchers who
excel in creativity and innovation, and we anticipate that they will have a ripple
effect on the advancement of life sciences.

In the post-COVID era, we have resumed the on-site venue and get-togetherswith the speakers after the event. In addition, we record the lectures and offer
on-demand streaming for three days, making it accessible to attendees acrossthe country.
We offer Senri Life Science Club Members (with an annual fee) about one
month of on-demand streaming, which is getting positive reviews as videos canbe repeatedly studied.

1 Elucidation of life phenomena
2 Maintenance and promotion of health and prevention and treatment
of diseases
3 Industrial application of organisms and their various functions

Recording scene of on-demand
Streaming Video

Kishimoto Foundation Research Grant 10th Anniversary Magazine

Public Lectures

Support for Application of Research
We promote and support the application and commercialization of research in the life
sciences.

Panel Discussion(Web Streaming)

Activities for Elementary School Students and High School Students

Supporting the application of research
Among the basic research seeds and interdisciplinary seeds of the Translational Research Program, we provide
support for the practical application of research through interviews and by advising on research plans andprogress, as well as facilitating connections to businesses for research projects outside of Osaka University.

Technology Workshop
We aim to enhance the research capabilities of young
researchers from academia, venture companies, andsmall to medium-sized enterprises in the field of life
sciences by offering lectures by prominent researchers
in the field on the latest experimental techniques andcutting-edge equipment, and by providing
opportunities for hands-on training and practicalequipment operation.

We hold public lectures (free of charge) twice a year on familiar and in-demand
themes in the field of life sciences for the general public, including industry,
academia, and government. These lectures aim to disseminate accurate
knowledge in an easily understandable manner. Recently, we have been
particularly focused on organizing topics of specific interest to senior citizens.
We have resumed hosting events at on-site venues, and many citizens are
participating. We also provide web streaming, allowing participants fromacross the country, not limited to the Kansai region, to join.

We are planning dissemination and educational programs
aimed at fostering intellectual curiosity and motivation inelementary and high school students, including junior highschool students. Our goal is to cultivate the next generationof talent who will contribute to the future advancement oflife sciences.
In our elementary school program, we provide opportunities
Science school forelementary school students
for students to engage in fascinating experiences throughpractical training and experiments guided by university professors.
In our high school program, we provide seminars and offer on-location classes.

Hands-on training using
cutting-edge equipment

Lecture on experimental
techniques

Senri LF Industry-Academia Exchange Meeting
We aim to promote the advancement of basic research themes in academia and provide a platform fordiscussions on research strategies and directions that incorporate the perspective of businesses for future
practical applications. Rather than focusing solely on matching, our goal is to integrate the mutual knowledge
and experience of academia and industry.

Life Science Industry Academia Government Collaboration

We cooperate in organizing the Industry-Academia-Government Innovation Stage and the Saito
Industry-Academia-Government Collaboration Forum.

Public relations magazine“Senri Life Science Promotion Foundation News”
Senri Life Science Foundation News is primarily published three times a
year, not only to widely disseminate the Foundation’s activities but also
to transform the newsletter into a hub for intellectual exchange. Our aim
is to create a publication in which readers can sense the human touch inlife sciences.
Each issue prominently features three main sections: “Opening
Dialogues EYES,” “Kaitai Shinsho,” and “Relay Talk.” Furthermore, we
provide comprehensive coverage of the Foundation’s various events,
including reports and announcements.
Through our public relations magazine, we will continue to widely deliver the joy of science,high level Japanese research, and the captivating personalities of researchers.

On-location classes forhigh school students

Kobe Biomedical
Innovation
Cluster (KBIC)

Kyoto
Keihanna
ScienceCity
Nara

KansaiInternational
AirportWakayama

Minoh-kayano
StationNational Route 171
Toyokawa
StationMinoh-SembaHandaimae Station

Osaka University
Suita Campus

Osaka University
Minoh Campus

SenriLife Science
Kita-senri
Center Building

5

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Senri-chuo
StationOsaka Monorail

2

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The northern Osaka area has high potential with a concentration of
excellent university research institutes, or their equivalents, in the life
science field, including the Senri Life Science Center, Osaka University,
Saito Life Science Park, and Northern Osaka Health and Biomedical
Innovation Town (KENTO).

Kobe Sanda
International
Park City
Osaka
Harima International
Science Airport
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The Intellectual Infrastructureof Life Sciences Spread
Across Northern Osaka

Saito-nishi Station

Suita I.C.
Unobe
Station
JR Kyoto Line
Senrioka

Kita-Osaka
Kyuko Line

Osaka University Hospital is anadvanced medical development hospitalwith a mission of providing high-quality
medical care and contributing to thetraining of medical professionals and theadvancement of medicine.

Kishibe❼ National Cerebral andCardiovascular Center (NCVC)

The Institute for Protein Research, Osaka
University (IPR), aims to elucidate theprinciples of life activity through basic
research on proteins. The Institute iscommitted to promoting collaborative
research and sharing of facilities andequipment with researchers from both
domestic and international institutions,
including the industry. Additionally, it isdedicated to fostering research talent inthis field.

The Osaka University Immunology
Frontier Research Center (IFReC) is aninternational base for immunology
research and is established as a World
Premier International Research Center(WPI). Celebrating its 10th anniversary
in 2017, it continues to accelerate
cutting-edge basic research and its
translation into medical applications.

A national highly specialized medical
center established with the goal ofinvestigating and controlling
cardiovascular disease, it brings together
experts in the diagnosis and research of
cardiovascular and cerebrovasculardiseases, along with collaboration withindustry, to work towards improving
treatment outcomes and developing newtechnologies.

❹ Research Institute for Microbial❽ RIKEN Center for Biosystems

Dynamics Research (BDR)❾ SAITO BIO Incubation
Facilities

The Research Institute for Microbial
Diseases, Osaka University (RIMD) has
been at the forefront of research in thefields of medical science and biology,
particularly in infectious diseases,
immunology, and cancer research.
Currently, in addition to these researchareas, the Institute is expanding its
research to encompass a wide range ofareas, including genetic engineering andgenome analysis.

The RIKEN BDR aims to elucidate thelife functions that support an individual’s
entire lifespan by viewing livingorganisms, including humans, as
harmonious systems of interconnected
molecules, cells, and organs. It promotes
the next generation of life sciences
through the development of elemental
technologies for analyzing and simulating
molecular dynamics within living cells.

The Saito Bio Incubator, Saito Bio
Innovation Center, and Saito Bio Hills
Center were established in the Saito Life
Science Park mainly to foster and support
university-launched bio ventures andcompanies developing new businesses.
These facilities provide comprehensive
incubation support by maximizing theuse of private-sector know-how andnetworks in the operation of the facilities.

❿ National Institutes of Biomedical
Innovation, Health, and Nutrition(NIBIOHN)

Located at the entrance of research and facilities in the life
science field spread across the northern part of Osaka, thecenter provides a suitable environment for holding
nationwide conferences and seminars.

It is one of Japan’s leading comprehensive
universities with 11 faculties, 15 graduate
schools, 6 affiliated research institutes, and
2 affiliated hospitals, and it is particularly
renowned for its immunological research.
It excels in the biomedical field and has
produced many accomplished researchers.
The university is also actively engaged inindustrializing research outcomes.

7❻ Osaka University Immunology
Frontier Research Center (IFReC)❶ Senri Life Science Center Building:the foundation’s operational base❸ Osaka University HospitalNorthern Osaka
Health and Biomedical
InnovationTown (KENTO)❺ Institute for Protein Research,

Osaka University (IPR)❷ Osaka University

HankyuSenri Line

Diseases, Osaka University (RIMD)

This institute is engaged in business andoperations contributing to the improvementof national health and in line with the
Health Promotion Act, by developing
infrastructure for the improvement ofpharmaceutical and medical device
technologies as well as conducting surveys
and research on the maintenance andpromotion of national health, national
nutrition, and other dietary habits of people.

History

2008 May,
Yoshio Okada former President (Special Advisor) memorial address is held
2008 September,
Senri Life Science Foundation Office moves to the 20th floor
2009 March,
Senri Life Science Forum marks its 200th time in total
High School Student Program, “Life Science Seminar: Let’s Talk with Researchers,” begins
2010 January,
International Symposium, “Future Outcome of Stem Cell Research Today,” is held
2010 April,
Switch to Public Interest Incorporated Foundation2010 December,
Tadamitsu Kishimoto Dialogue Collection is published1988 August,
Inauguration of the preparatory committee for the establishment of Senri Life Science Foundation
Yuichi Yamamura appointed Chairman

2012 January,
International Symposium, “Cutting-edge of Autophagy Study,” is held
Regional Innovation Strategy Support Program begins (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science andTechnology subsidized project), On-location classes for high school students begin

1990 July,
Senri Life Science Foundation established (with consent from the Osaka Governor)
Yoshio Okada appointed President
1990 September,
An event commemorating establishment, “Toward 21st Century Life Science,” is held
1990 November,Start of Research Grants
1990 December,
Public Relations Magazine “LF News” published, Senri Life Science Seminars begin

2013 December,
Tadamitsu Kishimoto’s “Dialogue Collection New Edition: Talking with 16 Frontrunners in the Life Sciences” is published2014 January,
International Symposium, “Innate Immunity, Cytokines, and Immune Regulation,” is held
2015 September,
Depositing LF News to the National Diet Library (including back numbers) begins

1991 March,
Senri Life Science Public Lecture “Adult Illness Series” begins
1991 August,Senri Life Science Technology Workshop begins
1991 November,Solicitation for Open Lab, Business Incubator Facility Occupants begins
1992 June,
Senri Life Science Center Building construction is completed
1992 July,
Senri Life Science Center, Senri Life Science Foundation Office moves to the 8th floor
1992 September,
Senri Life Science Salon Forum begins
1992 October,Completion commemorative international symposium,“Developments in Life Sciences and Our Future Health,” is held

6th floor Senri Room A

2016 January,
International Symposium, “Frontiers in Structural Biology: X-ray Free Electron Laser and Drug Discovery,”is held
2017 September,
Senri Life Science Forum marks its 300th time in total
2018 January,
International Symposium, “A New Horizon of Cancer Immunotherapy,” is held
2018 August,Tadamitsu Kishimoto’s “Dialogue Collection III: 13 Stories on Pioneering the Frontier of the Life Sciences”is publishedOutside of Senri Life Science Center Building at completionof construction

1994 April,Shin-Tekijuku begins (Neuroscience Exchange)
1995 July,
Shin-Tekijuku begins (21st Century Medicine Chest)
Life science promotion survey in Northern Osaka (FY1995)
1997 July,
Elementary School Student Program, “Senri Nature College,” begins
2000 October,10th anniversary commemorative symposium,“Observing the 21st Century Life Science Frontier,” is held
2000 November,
Senri Life Science Forum marks its 100th time in total.
2002 July,
the Knowledge Cluster Initiative:
Phase I (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology subsidized program) begins
2007 March,
Tadamitsu Kishimoto appointed President
2007 June,
the Knowledge Cluster Initiative:
Phase II (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology subsidized program) begins
2007 November,
Senri Life Science 100th Commemorative Seminar is held

A monument to Yuichi Yamamura
at the 1st floor entrance:“Ten no Toki, Chi no Ri, Hito no Wa”

2020 January,
International Symposium, “Recent Advance in Cancer Genomics,” is held2020 July,
30th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Senri Life Science Foundation.
LF News 30th Anniversary Special Edition is published
2020 September,
Web streaming of Seminars, Shin-Tekijuku, and Forums begins
2020 October,Web streaming of Public Lectures begins
2021 May,“Kishimoto Foundation Research Grant 10th Anniversary
Magazine” is published
2021 June,
Electronic application for Kishimoto Foundation Research
Grants begins
2022 June,
Tadamitsu Kishimoto is appointed Honorary President
Shizuo Akira is appointed President
2022 November,
Tadamitsu Kishimoto’s “Dialogue Collection IV:
Encounters of Knowledge Traveler” is published
2023 July,“AKIRA Juku” begins
2024 May,International Symposium,“Science of Behaving and Sleeping Brains,” is held
5th floor Yuichi Yamamura Commemorative Life Hall

財団案内̲A4（210×297mm)

Traffic Access

JR Kyoto
Line

Sumitomo Shoji
Senri Building

To Kyoto

Sumitomo Shoji
Senri Building
South Building

Shin-Osaka

To Shin-Kobe

Osaka Higashi LineUmeda

To Shin-KobeTo
KadomashiHankyu Kyoto LineBus
JR,Shinkansen
Osaka Monorail
Osaka Metro Midosuji Line
Kita Osaka Kyuko Line
Hankyu Kyoto Line
Nankai LineJR Osaka
Osaka Metro
Midosuji Line

OGIS-RI

Sumitomo Mitsui
Trust Bank
Senri Building

KansaiInternational
AirportNationa

Namba
JR Tennoji

ENEOS
Daini Rittai
Parking Lot

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Residence

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Senri Chuo Higashi

Senri Chuo Senri
HankyuStore

Daiichi Rittai
Parking Lot

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Senri Hankyu Minami

for human happiness

Kita Shindenbashi Kita

Senri
HankyuHotel

SENRITO
Yomiuri

Kita Osaka
Express Train

Chugoku Expressway

Shin Senri
Higashimachi 2

Daisan Rittai Parking Lot

The Senri Tower(condominiums andcommercial facilities)

JR Kansaikuko Line

Subway Senri Chuo Station, North Exit
(Osaka Metro Midosuji Line → Kita Osaka Kyuko Line)
Approximately 15 minutes by car from Osaka International Airport
Approximately 13 minutes by Osaka Monorail from Osaka International Airport(Approximately 11 minutes from Minami Ibaraki, Approximately
24 minutes from Kadomashi)
Approximately 13 minutes by Osaka Metro from Shin Osaka Station
Approximately 19 minutes by Osaka Metro Midosuji Line from Osaka Umeda

YamadaDenki
LABI

Senri Chuo

Esaka

Shinkansen

To Sannomiya

Minami
Ibarakil RouteOsaka
International
AirportShin Senri
Kitamachi 1

Shin Senri Higashimachi
1 Higashi

suji)

Kita Osaka
Kyuko Line

Expo '70
Commemorative
Park

Shin Senri Higashimachi
1 Nishiin-MidoSenri Chuo

Osaka Monorail
Saito Line423 (Sh

Osaka Monorail

To Minoh

To Kyoto

Senri Life Science Center

Senri Asahi
Hankyu Building

Senri Chuo

Osaka Monorail

Senri Life Science Foundation

To Suita

To Umeda

Senri Life Science Foundation

Senri Life Science Center Building 20th Floor
1-4-2 Shin Senri Higashimachi, Toyonaka-shi, Osaka, Japan
560-0082
Tel: 81-6-6873-2001 Fax: 81-6-6873-2002
https://www.senri-life.or.jp

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