2019-04-22 The video of the interviewee received during the event of Unexplored Juniors is now available. Iām talking about network reconnection with unexplored foundations as hubs, but I didnāt feel like I could get the message without the prerequisite knowledge.
- In 2011, when Dr. Takeuchi asked me to write a one-page essay on āUnexplored,ā I wrote what I thought was the best way to convey the message, āUnexplored as a network formation system.
- I was adopted in 2002, so at this point it had been 9 years.
- Mr. Ukai was adopted in 2011, Mr. Arakawa in 2004, Mr. Yasukawa in 2012, and so on.
- Alumni/alumnae participated in the annual results reporting meeting, and a loose network was created through face-to-face meetings.
- A āplace for alumni/alumnae to give adviceā was created for current students each year.
- A common purpose began to arise, āto support the projects of current students.ā
- Instead of just meeting face to face, ādiscussionsā occur when we have a common goal.
- Get to know each other better.
- In 2014, the General Incorporated Association Unexplored was created to do things that are difficult to do at an independent government agency.
- Unexplored Junior is a project started by Unexplored alumni who got together at an Unexplored Foundation event and hit it off in a bar.
- The unexplored association covered the costs of the first year of the unexplored junior.
- Later, sponsors increased and the company became independently profitable.
- Unexplored Junior can be said to be āa network formation system created with reference to the unexplored.
- And the creation of unexplored juniors is itself an effect of āthe formed network.ā
- A situation in which a cycle of positive feedback is being built
2021-03-10 Subtitled.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUTLUlDSbP0&feature=youtu.be
Related 2020 Unexplored Corporation: Project Generation Growth Process.
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