IMCE
2023

Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering, Kyushu University

GreetingSince its inception 20 years ago, the Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering (IMCE) at Kyushu University has beencommitted to producing world-class research results in the interdisciplinary field of materials chemistry. While continuallystrengthening our fundamental research capabilities, we consistently aim to fulfill our crucial mission: to respond to thediverse and evolving needs of society with state-of-the-art scientific and technological prowess. As outlined in our 4th Midterm Plan, which began in 2022, the overall objective of the institute is to contribute to the development of interdisciplinary
fields in materials science and chemistry, and to establish research bases that lead internationally. Specifically, our missions
include:1. Conducting research that ranges from the fundamental to the applied, all the way to societal implementation, whilebolstering and fostering collaborations with both domestic and international research institutions.
2. Contributing to the achievement of a decarbonized society through innovations in materials chemistry and by extending
our research capabilities into fields such as energy, environment, and life sciences.
3. Promoting advanced, interdisciplinary collaborative research in the field of materials and devices as a cooperative
research base.
The Institute comprises four research departments: Fundamental Organic Chemistry, Applied Molecular Chemistry, Integrated
Materials, and Advanced Device Materials. These departments focus on various aspects of materials chemistry, including
molecules, molecular and atomic assemblies, nanomaterials, and advanced device materials. Since 2015, we havestrategically advanced international collaborative research and bolstered our international capacities by establishing theDivision of Soft Materials. Our institute is an active participant in the MEXT’s ‘Network Joint Research Center for Materials
and Devices’. We maintain close collaborations with institutions such as RIES (Hokkaido University), IMRAM (Tohoku
University), CLS (Tokyo Institute of Technology), and SANKEN (Osaka University). This collaboration has allowed us toestablish a comprehensive network across Japan, annually conducting over 400 joint research projects. Researchers fromuniversities and research institutions nationwide are encouraged to participate in joint research initiatives at our bases.
In order to ensure the continued scientific and technological prowess, industrial strength, and international competitivenessof Japan, it is crucial to nurture the next generation of young researchers who will advance fundamental research. We
cooperate closely with several faculties, including the Graduate School of Engineering, the Graduate School of Science, theInterdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences, and the Graduate School of Integrated Frontier Sciences.
Together, we provide interdisciplinary research guidance in graduate education, leveraging the unique characteristics of theinstitute. Our goal is to foster the development of human resources, enabling young researchers to fully exhibit their abilities
based on their own innovative ideas. Our attractive research organization and cutting-edge research environment are readyand eager to welcome many undergraduates, graduate students, and young researchers to the Institute for Materials
Chemistry and Engineering.

Directer

Shiyoshi YOKOYAMA

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The institute consists of five divisions and one center.

CampusThe Institute conducts research on two campuses.

Division of Fundamental Organic Chemistry
Division of Applied Molecular Chemistry

Ito Campus

Division of Integrated Materials
Division of Advanced Device Materials
Division of Soft Materials

ChikushiCampus

Evaluation Center of Materials Properties
and Function

Inter-university Research Project
The institute is participating in the following projects and promoting collaborative research.

Network Joint Research Center for Materials and Devices
We are carrying out a joint research project with the RIES of Hokkaido University, the IMRAM of Tohoku University, the LCS
of Tokyo Institute of Technology and the ISIR of Osaka University to promote research on materials and devices.

Crossover Alliance to Create the Future with People, Intelligence and Materials
We are promoting a joint research among five research institutes of NJRC. Researchers are divided into four groups, and weare promoting collaborative research that spans across fields and institutes.

Integrated Research Consortium on Chemical Sciences
We are collaborating with the ICAT of Hokkaido University, the RCMS of Nagoya University, the IRCELS of Kyoto University topromote research in chemical sciences and aim to establish a world-class research hub.

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Division of Fundamental Organic Chemistry
Nanomaterials and Interfaces

Ito

Our group is studying about the interfacial phenomena between metals, metal oxides,
semiconductors and soft materials in nanoscale. Our research target is not only toinvestigate new physicochemical phenomena on cutting edge of interdisciplinary fieldof science, but also to develop the new concept for future green and bio-technologies.
Our topics include (1) Collective plasmon excitation on 2D crystalline sheets composedof Au and Ag nanoparticles, (2) High sensitive biosensor and high resolution
bioimaging by use of localized surface plasmons, (3) Surface plasmon enhanced
optoelectric devices such as LED and photovoltaic cells.

Sci.

Interfacial Reaction between Nanomaterials
2D and 3D Self-assembly of Molecules and Particles
Ag Nanoparticle 2D Crystalline Sheet

・2D Ag Nanoparticle sheets・Electromagnetically induced transparency

Interfacial design

Surface functionalization of
artificial materials and living
cells to control biologicalresponses
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Cell

Assistant Professor

High-resolution imaging
using a gold-nanoparticle sheet

Assistant Professor

Shi Ting LEE

Cell membrane

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Yuto KAJINO

Observation of cell-attached nano-interface (~ 10 nm)
which cannot be observedby conventional TIRF※

Nanopore Device
・Shape analysis
・Surface molecule
analysis※ Special Project

Professor

Associate Professor

Kaoru TAMADA

Yusuke ARIMA

Theoretical Chemistry

Ito

Eng.

Ito

Sci.

Our research group uses quantum mechanics to look at the electronic properties
and reactivity of molecules and molecular assemblies. We are interested in a detailed
understanding of structure-function relationships in a wide range of subjects inchemistry, material science, and biochemistry. The creation of new concepts andfindings based on quantum chemistry is our main interest.

Assistant Professor

Yosuke SUMIYA
Research Assistant Professor

Taiji NAKAMURA

Professor

Associate Professor

Kazunari YOSHIZAWA Yoshihito SHIOTA

Molecular Materials Chemistry
A reversible tuning and a persistent modification of physical properties by external
stimuli are one of the main challenges in materials science.Especially, photo-control
over the physical properties is important from the viewpoint of the practical application
as well as the basic science. The photo-tunable compounds can be used future
memory devices, optical switches and so on. Along this line, we are currently studying
photo-tunable molecular magnets, valence tautomeric compounds, spin-crossovercomplexes and photonic crystals.

Assistant Professor

Shinji KANEGAWA
Assistant Professor

Shu-Qi WU
Assistant Professor

Shengqun SU ※Professor

Osamu SATO
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※ Special ProjectChemistry of Functional Molecules

Chikushi

Eng.
Sci.

Chikushi

Eng.
Sci.

We create novel transition metal catalysts which can realize high activity andselectivity, and develop highly efficient and practical synthetic organic reactions, suchas C-H transformations. We also create high-performance organic functional materials,
such asπ-conjugated molecules and polymers. We aim to solve energy andenvironmental problems through these projects. (1) Creation of high-performance
catalysts (2) Development of novel and practical synthetic organic reactions, such as
C-H bond transformations (3) Creation of novel organic functional materials

Assistant Professor

Kohei SEKINE

Professor

Yoichiro KUNINOBUAdvanced Organic Synthesis

Design and Synthesis of Bioactive Small Molecules
Organic Chemistry & Molecular Biology

Natural Product
Synthesis

Functional
Organic Molecule

Triptycenes⇒Organic materials

Stemonamine

Functional Reactive Species

Tandem Reaction, Torquoselective Olefination

Assistant Professor

Plant Regulator

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inhibition

Takayuki IWATA
cis-Cinnamic acid（root growth andgravitropism inhibitor）

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Mitsuru SHINDOBlue Native PAGE (self made gel, 12%)

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4T1 cell-conditioned medium

Associate Professor

Arihiro KANO

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Synthetic Organic Chemistry
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Our research group designs and synthesizes useful bioactive organic molecules
based on synthetic organic chemistry, and develops novel and effective synthetic
methods. Recent studies: (1) synthesis of apoptosis inhibitors, antitumor agents, andplant growth regulators; (2) new synthetic methods using ynolates; (3) synthesis offunctional iptycenes; (4) molecular release reactions; (5) elucidation of the cancerinduced immunosuppression; (6) generation of anticancer reagents based on thenovel mechanistic insights.

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Division of Applied Molecular Chemistry
Chemistry of Molecular Assembly

Ito

Sci.

Chikushi

Sci.
Eng.

Synthes is and function of supramolecular structures: molecular tubes, capsules,
photo-swichable chiral hosts. Construction of bi-stable molecular aggregates via
cooperative hydrogen bonding: Exploration of their nonlinear phenomena. Organic
synthesis via photochemical reactions. Synthesis and properties of new cyclophanes
and their application to molecular wires. Synthesis, structure, and function of thermoresponsive triblock polymers.

Assistant Professor

Kenta GOTO

Associate Professor

Fumito TANI

System of Functional Molecules
Three-dimensional molecular design is important for creation of novel molecularfunctionality. We are focusing on the design of unique chiral molecules and theconstruction of novel chiral architecture based on these. Our recent works are (1)asymmetric synthesis of chiral organosilicon compounds and creation of novel chiralmaterial based on this, (2) Creation of planar chiral heterocylic compounds anddevelopment of novel chiral-technology based on this.
Dynamic Chiral Molecules

Addition-type Ozone Oxidation

Chiral Silicon Molecules

Molecular Connector DACN

Assistant Professor

Yuya KAWASAKI
Assistant Professor

Tatsuya MORI ※※ Cross Appointment

Special Project

Professor

Development of New Fields in Organic Chemistrywith New Molecules and Reactions

Katsuhiko Tomooka

Biomedical and Biophysical Chemistry
Our lab works for the development of high-functional biomaterials/biomolecularsystems such as cell manipulation matrices and molecular recognition devices. To
effectively design such the systems, deep understandings for the biophysical principles
on various aspects of the biosystems are required. We are trying to elucidate the interhierarchical crosstalk mechanisms in the biosystems, and to apply those to develop
the novel nanobiotechnology.

Assistant Professor

Thasaneeya KUBOKI

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Professor

Associate Professor

Satoru KIDOAKI

Hirohiko ISE

Ito

Eng.

Hybrid Molecular Assemblies

Ito

Eng.

Chikushi

Eng.
Sci.

Ito

Sci.

We have tried to make nano-structure controlled brand-new polymer materials withvarious high properties and functionals based on polymer chemistry, which includes
polymer synthesis, elucidation of structure-properties relationship. Followings aresome examples. (1) In situ structure analysis under external stimuli of crystalline andamorphous polymers, and elastomers using synchrotron X-ray scattering/diffraction
measurement, birefringence measurement, and infrared spectroscopy, (2) mechanicaland fatigue properties of single lap-joints of adhesive, (3) preparation of toughened
polymers, (4) quantitative evaluation of heterogeneous structure of elastomers basedon complex network science.

Associate Professor

Ken KOJIO

Theoretical Molecular Science
Conformational dynamics and fluctuations are essential for molecules to react andfunction in condensed phase. As molecular understanding of these motions are
difficult to reach via experiments, our lab use computer simulations and theoreticalanalyses to study chemical reactions and conformational transitions of molecules insolution. The goal is to elucidate the molecular mechanisms that lead to functions of
biomolecules and macromolecules. We also develop theoretical approaches to reveal
the hierarchy of events that occur in condensed phase.

Assistant Professor

Kyohei KAWASHIMA ※※ Special Project

Associate Professor

Toshifumi MORI

Inorganic Materials Chemistry
Our group are developing new functional chemicals and materials that take advantageof the characteristics of various elements. In particular, we are developing thenanoscale materials which exhibit high functionality in physical properties such asenergy/chemical conversion (catalysis), energy storage (hydrogen storage), and masstransport (ion/atom diffusion, quantum diffusion) to build a sustainable chemical
process that saves energy and resources.

New functions created by advanced use ofinterfacial dynamics of energy & chemicals
Enhancement in coupling of chemical and clean energy
at nanometer-scale solid interface regions✔H2: Green energetic material✔ Low emission & low energy consumption✔High performance: high selectivity, chirality
High functionality created on nano interfaces

Assistant Professor

Masaki DONOSHITA

Morphology

In situ observation

Assistant Professor

Tomohiro NOGUCHI ※Composition・structure

Assistant Professor
Professor

Miho YAMAUCHI

Akihiko ANZAI ※※ Special Project7

with Division

Chikushi

Our research interests center on the application of biologically inherited system toenergy storage. Life has selected specific elements including sodium, potassium andchlorine as a charge carrier to maintain homeostasis and adapt to environmental
stress by adjusting its membrane potential. We are currently studying physicochemical
properties of novel aqueous as well as solid electrolyte composed of these privileged
elements and biomolecules. Our ultimate goal is to develop a robust and easier-torecycle secondary battery, which may contribute to the promotion of distributed energy
resources.

MOLECULAR CROWDING AND ENERGY STORAGE

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MOF-cathodeelectrolyte with a molecular crowding effect

MOF-anode

Associate Professor

Masato ITODivision of Integrated Materials
Design of Nano-systems

ChikushiMolecular self-assembly, which is an interdisciplinary subject extending overchemistry, physics and biology, derives the spontaneous nano-ordering being able tocontribute much to key technologies of the bottom-up type electric and photonic
devices. The focus of our studies is creating novel soft-matter with unique photonic
structures and functionality through chemical and physical programming of topologicalfrustration for the molecular assembling geometry of liquid crystals and polymers. We
have developed novel functional materials showing fast electro-optics and photocontrollable photonic band.

Research Assistant Professor

Hiroyuki MATSUKIZONO

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Associate Professor

Hirotsugu KIKUCHI

Yasushi OKUMURA

Eng.
Sci.

Nanostructured Integrated Materials

Chikushi

Eng.
Sci.

Chikushi

Eng.
Sci.

Chikushi

Eng.
Sci.

Our laboratory aims to 1) synthesize novel nanostructured materials, 2) explore thenovel nanoscale physical properties using single nanoscale object device, and 3)
develop these novel materials for real industrial applications.

Professor

Takeshi YANAGIDA ※Professor

Associate Professor

Johnny Chung Yin HO ※ Sen Po YIP※ Cross Appointment

Heterogeneous Integrated Materials
Our laboratory aims to synthesize new materials based on synthetic organic
chemistry, polymer chemistry, and electro-chemistry. In particular we are developing
1) solution-processable organic-electronics materials for OLED application, and 2)
cathode materials for next-generation secondary batteries.

Assistant Professor

Kohei NAKAO ※※ Special Project

Associate Professor

Ken ALBRECHT

Nanoscale Characterization of Materials
Focus on developing and utilizing advanced transmission electron microscopy, socalled “in-situ nanoimaging” to visualize investigate how materials response to external
stimuli, i.e., heat, light, stress; such findings provide direct proof of underlyingmechanisms behind complex phenomena, and enhance understanding of macroscale properties. Real-time nanoimaging demands hundreds or thousands of times
faster data acquisition methods than conventional TEM imaging, which motivates us to
strive novel methodology developments such as machine-learning-assisted image
denoising for ultrafast 3D nanoimaging. Our unique imaging capabilities/expertise will
unveil various physical/chemical phenomena at the nanoscale.
Assistant Professor

ü Exploring newmaterials/structures

Real time observation of materialinternal behaviors

ü Visualizing material
functionality andinternal behaviors
ü Developing novel
nanoimaging
techniques

Ultrafast 3D nanoimaging assisted
by machine learning

Shiro IHARA

Professor

Associate Professor

Mitsuhiro MURAYAMA ※ Hikaru SAITO※ Cross Appointment

Exploring unique physicalphenomena induced by electron
beam & their applications for novel
electron microscopy

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Nano Scale Evaluation

Chikushi

Eng.
Sci.

Chikushi

Eng.
Sci.

Chikushi

Eng.
Sci.

Our research project is focused on creation of organic and polymer photonic
materials and devices based on molecular building blocks and nano-micro-scale
device fabrications. Research interest is in the demonstrating the potential of highperformance polymer materials for revolutionary components and devices. These
include polymer photonic crystal devices leading to a large reduction in operatingenergies.

Assistant Professor

Hiromu SATO
Assistant Professor（Dual Post）

Akihiko TAKADA

Professor

Shiyoshi YOKOYAMA

Associate Professor

Guowei LU

Photonic Materials
This research section has been pioneering the R&D of organic electronics includingorganic electroluminescence (EL) devices, organic solar cells, organic transistors andorganic memories. The R&D activity is divided to three groups, device structure, highperformance materials and fabrication processes to understand comprehensive
organic electronics. Organic semiconductors have significant advantages, ex. flexibility
and printability. Utilizing the advantages, new classes of electronic devices are being
developed.

Associate Professor

Katsuhiko FUJITA

Carbon Materials Science
We develop new functional carbon materials for effective usages of energy resources
and study their industrial applications. For example, we fabricate carbon nano-fibers(CNFs) having different shape, size, and surface properties, and optimize them forapplications such as FC, LIB, and capacitor. We have found remarkably improved
performance and durability for systems using our newly developed carbon materials,
and have presented many patents and scientific papers. We are actively collaboratingwith various companies, and working on commercialization of our products.

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Professor

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Seong Ho YOON

Jin MIYAWAKI

Koji NAKABAYASHIEnergy Storage Materials

ChikushiEnergy conversion devices using electrochemical reactions, such as batteries, havebecome indispensable in present society. Not only high performance but alsosustainable development is required, and new device corresponding to it is necessary.
Our aim is to develop such new battery materials and battery systems from thestandpoint of material chemistry and electrochemistry. Currently, our main research
fields are; (1) Development of new materials for cation-shuttle batteries: sulfur-based
positive electrode materials, Li, Na conductive solid electrolyte (2) Development of
new anion-shuttle batteries and materials: fluoride/chloride ion shuttle batteries

Professor

Associate Professor

Hikari SAKAEBE

Atsushi INOISHI

Sustainable system
and materials- Fe, F, Cl, S, Na…

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Microprocess Control

Eng.
Sci.

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Chikushi

Eng.
Sci.

Main purpose: development of thermochemical reaction systems for converting
carbon resources such as coal, biomass and wastes into H2/CO that is to be thecommon energy/material platform in future sustainable carbon cycle chemistry (SC3)systems. Current topics: detailed chemical kinetic analysis and modeling, sequencingof parallel/consecutive thermo-chemical reactions of coal and biomass, conversion ofheavy oil and tar in nano/sub-nano spaces, radi-cal-driven rapid gasification ofcarbonized solids, pre-cise control of chemical vapor infiltration processes.

Assistant Professor

Syusaku ASANO

Professor

Associate Professor

Jun-ichiro HAYASHI

Shinji KUDO

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Division of Soft Materials
Soft Materials Chemistry

Ito

In order to attain the high “quality of life (QOL)”in aged society, the breakthrough inthe research field of biomaterials (bio-compatible materials) is required. Our research
aim to clarify the origin of bio-compatibility based on the role of hydrated water on bio/material interfaces, and to develop novel biomaterials with extremely high biocompatibility, selective control of cell behavior.

Design of Highly Functionalized Bio-Compatible Materials
based on Hydration Structure Control at Bio-Interfaces
Medical use
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Assistant Professor

Iksung CHO
Shingo KOBAYASHI

Takahisa ANADA

Force Measurement

QCM

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Associate Professor

Associate Professor

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Professor

Circulating
Tumor Cells（CTC）

Assistant Professor

Shohei SHIOMOTO※

Capture of rare
CTCs in blood

Early stage cancer diagnosis

3D culture Regenerative
medicine※ Special Project

Nano-Bio Device

Ito

Professor（Dual Post）

Kaoru TAMADA
Associate Professor（Dual Post）

Yusuke ARIMA

Mechanobio-materials

Ito

Professor（Dual Post）

Satoru KIDOAKI
Assistant Professor（Dual Post）

Thasaneeya KUBOKISoft Interface Chemistry

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Evaluation Center of Materials Properties and Function
Evaluation Office of Materials Properties and Function

Chikushi

Hierachical structures and physical properties of polymers as well as those ofanalogous soft matters are studied by microscopic observations, thermal analysis,
rheological and scattering experiments. Solution Properties of natural polymers inionic liquids is also studied in our group.

Assistant Professor

Akihiko TAKADA

Office of Research Support

Chikushi

The laboratory supports the activities of the Institute, including the Network Joint
Research Center for Materials and Devices, manages and operates the large sharedequipment of the Institute, and manages the environment and safety of the Institute.
Each staff member has a high level of knowledge about the instruments and analyticalmethods they are in charge of, and provides analytical support to researchers andstudents inside and outside the institute, including instruction on measurement
methods and education on analytical methods, as well as actively responding totechnical consultations and contract analysis of advanced measurements from insideand outside the institute.
Senior Technician

Mitsutaka UMEDU
Senior Technician

Keiko IDETA
Senior Technician

Taisuke MATSUMOTO
Senior Technician

Takeshi TANAKA
Technician

Kanako IMAMURA

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Shared Instruments
The institute is promoting the sharing of large equipment owned by the institute through collaborative research and joint usage programs.
Evaluation Office of Materials Properties and Function operates and manages the equipment, and actively responds to inquiries and commissioned
analyses from both internal and external researchers and companies.
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Solid and liquid nuclear magnetic resonance

2. Solid nuclear magnetic resonance3. Transmission electron microscope
4. Single crystal X-ray structure analysis
5. X-ray diffractometer
6. Small angle X-ray scattering
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Scanning electron microscope

8. Double focusing mass spectrometry
9. Matrix assisted laser desorption ionization
time of flight mass spectrometry
Others・Electron spin resonance・Cold spray ionization mass spectrometry etc.

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Affiliate Subdivisions
Each research field is affiliated with one of the academic departments or graduate schools. Undergraduate and master’s/doctoral students conduct theirresearch in one of the following departments or graduate schools, respectively.
CampusCollaborating Departments

Ito

School of Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering / School of Science, Graduate School of Science

ChikushiInterdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences/ Graduate School of Integrated Frontier Sciences※ Collaborators are listed on each research department/field introduction page.
School of Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering:Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences:

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Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering, Kyushu University
Chikushi Campus 6-1 Kasuga koen, Kasuga-shi, Fukuoka 816-8580, Japan TEL&FAX +81-92-583-7839
Ito Campus

744 Motooka, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka 819-0935, Japan

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