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11th
ITO EN Wellness Forum
The new human potential brought about by the flow state in the AI era

#Flow
#Zone
#Immersion
#Exams
#Work
#Workplace Wellness
#Study
#Learning
#Well-being

In the AI era, what holds the key to expanding human potential? Could it be the "flow" state?
The latest research reveals new powers of green tea.
We explore the unexpected connection between green tea and flow (immersion).

11th ITO EN Wellness Forum The new human potential brought about by the flow state in the AI era

Highlights of the video

Tips for fulfilling learning and work with high happiness to thrive in the AI era

"Immerse in Learning" — New habits that draw out the abilities of children and adults
Flow visualized through the latest research — Tips for "creating environments for learning and work"
Flow × Tea leads to "Self-development and lasting happiness"

Speakers

Hosei University
Professor

Kiyoshi Asakawa
UOEH, Japan
Associate Professor

Chie Kurosaka
ITO EN Central Research Institute
Director

Ichiro Kato
Oishii Kenko Lab
Director

Kunihiro Nishizawa

(*Titles are as of the time of the forum.)

Keynote speech

Keynote 1

“The Potential of Flow Experiences for Psychological Well-Being and Sustainable Happiness”

Kiyoshi AsakawaProfessor, Department of Intercultural Communication, Faculty of Intercultural Communication, Hosei University

Watch from Keynote 1

Keynote 2

“Positive States During Mental Work:
Exploring the Associations With Flow Experience and Green Tea”

Chie KurosakaAssociate Professor, School of Health Sciences, University of Occupational and Environmental Health, Japan

Watch from Keynote 2

Panel discussion

Theme: The new human potential brought about by the flow state

Panelist

Kiyoshi AsakawaProfessor, Department of Intercultural Communication, Faculty of Intercultural Communication, Hosei University
Chie KurosakaAssociate Professor, School of Health Sciences, University of Occupational and Environmental Health, Japan
Ichiro KatoDirector, Central Research Institute, ITO EN, LTD.

Moderator