Japan Biohacking Association

ABOUT

New possibilities for well-being, from Japan.

The Japan Biohacking Association (日本バイオハッキング協会) links science and practice in biohacking, health optimization, longevity and well-being.

We explain the science in plain language, and we bring together people who don’t usually meet: researchers, healthcare professionals, companies, entrepreneurs and practitioners.

We also want to connect Japan’s own culture of yojo, its accumulated wisdom about staying well, with leading research and technology from abroad.

Passing on knowledge is only part of it. We want people with different expertise and experience to meet, share their questions, and grow new learning and new business together.

Health: from a personal interest to a possibility for society.

We’ll keep growing as a place where the wisdom of Japan and the world meet.

LEADERSHIP

Directors

Portrait of Tateki Matsuda

Representative Director

Tateki Matsuda松田干城

Sports science and applied nutrition / International partnerships and human performance

Professional mixed martial artist and former UFC fighter. Tateki Matsuda holds a bachelor’s degree in sports science and a master’s in applied nutrition, and approaches human performance, health and well-being from both sides: as an athlete and through science.

As head of HOLOLIFE Center Japan, he has built a network of researchers, entrepreneurs, companies and practitioners in Japan and abroad, led education and outreach on biohacking, and planned and run international conferences.

In 2025 he led HOLOLIFE Summit 2025 Tokyo, the first HOLOLIFE Summit in Asia, an international gathering that brought science, new technology and Japan’s yojo culture into one conversation.

Portrait of Chloë O’Neil

Director

Chloë O’Neil内田華鳴

Organizational transformation and business development / Community and programme design

Chloë O’Neil works between Japan and the United States on product development, business development, organizational change and projects that cut across teams.

As a consultant she helps companies change, and helps teams keep learning and improving. She also took part in a conversation with Dr. Jeff Sutherland, co-creator of Scrum, recorded for a Japanese audience.

At TEDxMarunouchi she is Head Curator: she works on choosing speakers, shaping the programme and bringing ideas from different fields into one room. She curated TEDxMarunouchi 2026.

Corporate profile

Name
Japan Biohacking Association (一般社団法人 日本バイオハッキング協会)
Legal form
General incorporated association (ippan shadan hojin)
Established
14 September 2026
Representative Director
Tateki Matsuda
Directors
Tateki Matsuda, Chloë O’Neil
Registered office
FPG Links Jinnan 5F, 1-11-4 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0041, Japan
Fiscal year
1 January to 31 December
Contact
Contact us

Purpose and activities

The Association’s purpose is to promote education and international exchange in biohacking, health optimization, longevity, wellness and related fields, and so contribute to the health and quality of life of individuals and of society. To that end it carries out the following activities.

  1. Planning, holding and running lectures, seminars, training, educational programmes, workshops, conferences, events and exhibitions on biohacking, health optimization, longevity and wellness
  2. Exchange and cooperation with experts, researchers, companies and organizations in Japan and abroad, and planning and running joint projects
  3. Support and consulting for companies, organizations and experts in Japan and abroad on entering the Japanese market, expanding overseas, international partnerships, event exhibitions, speaking, alliances and public relations
  4. Research, information gathering and provision, and the planning, production and distribution of publications, video, audio and web content on health, education, lifestyle and technology
  5. Planning and running membership schemes, communities, research groups and study groups
  6. Planning, development, manufacture, import, export, sale, wholesale, agency sales, brokerage, intermediation and handling of products related to the above
  7. Introduction, representation, intermediation and management of events, experts, lecturers, artists, companies and organizations in Japan and abroad
  8. Any other activities incidental or related to the above