Alliance Members

IT Advisor (Driving innovation, ensuring Security, and leading
transformation in the digital landscape), Tech Enthusiast and Intrapreneur

Based in Hattori Tenjingu Shrine in Osaka Prefecture. Vice Secretary-General of the Youth Committee of the World Conference of Religions for Peace (WCRP). Actively engaged in interfaith activities worldwide.

Dr. Kawamura became involved in establishing the NPO Sachi House and the palliative care ward "Ima Koko." Currently, while working as a palliative care physician at the palliative care ward "Ima Koko" and at Sachi House Fuji—a second home for cancer patients, Dr. Kawamura is devoted and engaged in creating places and systems that allow anyone, even if they become ill, to live valuing what is important to them until the very end through activities such as creating the "414 (Yoishi= rhymes with  “good death” in Japanese) Card" and the "After I Die Card," as well as giving lectures.