Initiatives

Incubation programs which provides funds, facilities, know-how, and opportunities for commercialization to academia and venture companies with promising seeds and technologies.

A co-creation platform where ”intrepreneurs” gather to build and demonstrate new businesses for solving social issues under the observation of local governments.

Volunteer resident projects that create a variety of systems and mechanisms to support the iPark ecosystem.

In order to support connections through hobbies, clubs consisting of five or more companies are certified as "iPark Certified Clubs" and are given permission to use the iPark logo, support in recruiting members, and subsidies.

As a place to learn and meet people, iPark holds seminars and social events on a variety of topics on not only business and science, but also cultures.
(Under the COVID-19 pandemic, events are mainly held online, with participants from all over the world.)

A virtual platform that allows representatives of each companies to search for company names and assets of resident and member companies. They can contact the appropriate person directly at any time to set up a meeting.

A service that provides non-confidential level advice to venture companies specializing in specific technologies and seeds, utilizing the expertise of volunteer residents to help them achieve commercialization while supplementing their own expertise.

A system that provides back office support so that they can concentrate on their core business. Lawyers, certified public accountants, patent attorneys, and other "samurai" involved in various "professional businesses (samurai business in Japanese)" are available for consultation in their expert fields, including legal affairs, accounting, and intellectual property.