Future Brain Science is a new interdisciplinary field that integrates the science of understanding the brain with a perspective that redesigns the present from the standpoint of the future. In our laboratory, we study human sensation, cognition, emotion, thinking, and decision-making. Through the measurement and analysis of brain activity in real-life environments, we pursue implementation-oriented research that connects to education, industry, and social design.
Tsuyoshi Okamoto
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- Tsuyoshi Okamoto and colleagues presented at a conference.S. Sasaki, Y. Arima, , A. Ozaki: 温熱環境と窓条件が環境的幸福感および脳波に及ぼす影響に関する実験的検討. The 28th Annual Conference of Japan Society of Kansei Engineering, Edogawa, Tokyo, Japan.
[Oral presentation] - Shoya Yamanaka, a graduate student in the laboratory, gave a presentation at a symposium.S. Yamanaka, : フューチャー・デザインによる目標設定法の構築とトライアスロン競技への応用. FUTURE DESIGN 2026, online.
[Oral presentation] - The public symposium Future Design 2026 will be held on September 5 (Sat.) and 6 (Sun.), 2026. We warmly invite you to register and join us if you are interested.
- The Kyushu University Reasonable Accommodation Web System Working Group, in which Associate Professor Tsuyoshi Okamoto participates, presented two posters at AHEAD JAPAN CONFERENCE 2026 (12th Annual Conference).
- Associate Professor Tsuyoshi Okamoto will appear on the CROSS FM Reboot Program “Manga Editor Yohei Sadoshima Explores Fukuoka.” The program will be broadcast every Sunday from 22:00 to 23:00 throughout August 2026.
Future Design Consortium
The Future Design Consortium was founded with Tsuyoshi Okamoto as its representative. The Consortium supports educators and researchers in Japan and abroad who are interested in introducing Future Design into education, while providing an open forum for discussion around education, research, and practice. Through these activities, we hope to expand a “learning circle” where people can experience Future Design, leading to new collaborations across academia, industry, and government—and ultimately to more people actively shaping the future.
First published: August 13, 2014.
Major revision: February 18, 2026.
Last updated: September 17, 2026.
