Jun Yamadera is a seasoned entrepreneur and technology expert with over 24 years of experience in cutting-edge technologies such as AI, Blockchain, Cybersecurity, and Medical IT. He founded Eyes, JAPAN Co. Ltd., the first IT startup from the University of Aizu, Fukushima, where he studied, in 1995. Since then, Jun has participated in various innovative projects such as exporting Fukushima rice via the web, making world-first virtual pottery systems, producing CG of historical archives of national treasures of Japanese castles, temples, traditional dances, and medical motions using motion capture. Yamadera was a pioneer in augmented reality wearables and organized the world's first medical security hackathon since 2012. Jun Yamadera is also an advisor of LivingAnywhere and Safecast while serving part-time at the 農林水産省フードテック研究会. His expertise in Gastrophysics, Japanese Sake, Fermentation, Bot-sourcing, Molecular Gastronomy, and Computational Creativity in Future Food is also garnering interest in the industry. He started a project called "FUKUSHIMA Wheel" after the Fukushima earthquake and nuclear accident in March 2011. He includes Twenty years of experience in Programming, AI, Blockchain, and Cyber Security in his records.