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-->   Inoue Shigeki Last modified date：2024.05.06 Professor / Department of Design Futures Faculty of Design 1 Research Interests 2 Other Educational Activities 3 Professional and Outreach Activ... Graduate School Department of Design Strategy Graduate School of Design Undergraduate School Department of Design School of Design Administration Post Other Executive Adviser to the President Other E-Mail　*Since the e-mail address is not displayed in Internet Explorer, please use another web browser:Google Chrome, safari. Homepage https://kyushu-u.elsevierpure.com/en/persons/shigeki-inoue　Reseacher Profiling Tool　Kyushu University Pure Academic Degree Doctor of Design Country of degree conferring institution (Overseas) No Field of Specialization Human Centered Design、Design for SDGs Total Priod of education and research career in the foreign country 02years00months Outline Activities Shigeki Inoue is a professor at the Graduate School of Design at Kyushu University. He is currently serving as the Chair of the SDGs Management Forum in the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and Vice Chair of the National SDG Platform of Cabinet Office. Shigeki is a designer and researcher, who focuses on human-centered design. He has served as the art director for “Hakuhodo.co,Inc”, Japan's second-largest advertising company, since 1987; his notable works include designing prospective stores for UFJ Bank at the Aichi Expo and developing vehicular communication which centres universal design principles for Toyota Motor Corporation. He has also designed stores for NTT DoCoMo, Japan's largest cell phone company, focusing on improving accessibility for people with disabilities. Utilising his expertise in human-centered design, he has also designed hospitals and facilities to cater to the needs of the elderly. The quality and impact of Shigeki’s works have been recognized by numerous awards such as the Good Design Award, which acknowledges a significant, holistic contribution to the discipline of design. From 2006, he conducted research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Human-Centered Design Institute in the United States, with a focus on accessible design. His research involved developing designs that accommodated the needs of those with impaired vision and developing closed captioning for the hearing-impaired. In 2009, he obtained his PhD at Kyushu University in Japan, focusing on Universal Service. In 2010, he became the founder and director of Hakuhodo Diversity Design, an organization dedicated to researching and developing designs for a diverse population, in particular, the elderly, disabled, and impoverished. Through collaborating with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and various Japanese corporations, he has also developed hygiene products for impoverished communities in Indonesia as well as nutritional beverages for India. At the University of Tokyo, he was involved in “BOKO design program”, which is an innovative design program targetting employees of major Japanese multinational corporations such as Honda. In 2017, he became a professor at the Graduate School of Kyushu University. From the following year, he served as the head of their SDGs design unit, leading projects to address social issues with Japanese companies and students through design. In 2019, he launched the International SDGs Award by collaborating with various partner universities, an award open to applications for students worldwide. His more recent works include working with Kao Corporation to implement a waste reduction program for impoverished communities in India. Through collaborating with the faculty of Agriculture at Kyushu University, he has also developed biodegradable clothing using nanocellulose as well as plastic alternative containers. To contribute to his community in Fukuoka, Shigeki has conducted research with local governments to address depopulation in Itoshima (Fukuoka Prefecture), through design. In 2021, he was responsible for overseeing the production of SDGs Village, which aims to sustainably repurpose timber waste and other materials. He has also created "Future Earth School," which hosts design workshops for children to connect with nature, as well as holding music concerts that teach the importance of life. Shigeki believes his life mission is to address pressing social and environmental issues through design. Research Research Interests Working on study and practice of social problem solving for poor people in developing country.keyword : BOP,Developing country2001.06～2025.03. Working on study and practice of “social problem solving innovation”keyword : Design for SDGs2015.06～2030.01. Working on study and practice of “human centered design”, “social problem solving innovation”, “future design and social creation”keyword : Human Centered Design2001.06～2025.04. Educational Other Educational Activities 2021.10. 2021.09. 2019.03. 2019.01. Social Professional and Outreach Activities POSITIONS AND APPOINTMENTS● Kyushu University, Japan: SDGs Management Forum Chair [2019 - current]● National SDG Platform Vice Chair [2022 - current]● Hakuhodo Diversity Design, Japan: Founder and director [2009 - 2017]● Graduate School of Kyushu University: Professor and academic [ 2017- current]● Kyushu University, Japan: SDGs Design Unit Chair [2018 - current]● Founder of the International SDGs Award [2019 - current]● overseeing the production of SDGs Village, which aims to sustainably repurpose timber waste and other materials [2021 - current]SPECIALISATION AND TEACHING FOCUS:● Universal Design / Human-Centred Design / Inclusive Design● Lectures covering design processes focusing on accommodating diverse populations● Sustainable Design: Lectures on innovative methods to address social issues.● Design Thinking, Design Ideas and Creative Ideas: Lectures on idea generation from a designer’s perspective and the process of materialising ideas.● SDGs Design School: Workshops and lectures focused on using design to tackle social issues aligned with the SDGs.● Special programs: Provision of lectures for elementary school students, SDGs design workshops for high school students, and design workshops for high school students, as well as design workshops for companies aimed at solving social issues.● Programs for government and business personnel, involving artwork production using natural and waste materials collaboration with companies and government agencies. PUBLISHED BOOKS (single author publication):● A Good Idea is Coming! (Nikkei Publishing. Inc)● Creating Universality - Social Inclusion (Iwanami Shoten)● Universal Service - Towards a society where we can resonate with one another (Iwanami Shoten)● The Illustrated Guide to Universal Service Customer Service (JMAM)RESEARCH: ● Design of prospective stores for UFJ Bank at the Aichi Expo ● Development of vehicular communication centring universal design for Toyota● Design of stores for NTT DoCoMo to improve accessibility for disabled peoples● Designing hospitals and facilities catering for the needs of the elderly● Development of hygiene products for impoverished communities in Indonesia and nutritional beverages for India (collaboration with the Japan International Cooperation Agency - JICA)● Implementation of a waste reduction program for impoverished communities in India (in collaboration with Kao Corporation)● Development of biodegradable clothing using nano cellulose (in collaboration with the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture)● Development of plastic alternative containers (in collaboration with the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture)● Addressing depopulation in Itoshima, Fukushima Prefecture ● Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Human-Centred Design Institute, United States [2006 - 2008]: development of designs that accommodate the needs of those with impaired vision and developing closed captioning for the hearing-impaired● University of Tokyo, Japan: BOKO design program, an innovative design program targeting employees of major Japanese multinational corporations such as Honda. DEGREES● PhD, human-centered design and communications Kyushu University, Japan・ completed in 2009 . Unauthorized reprint of the contents of this database is prohibited. Copyright © 2006, Kyushu University. All rights reserved.