Civic Creative Base Tokyo

While studying at the National Institute of Technology, Ichinoseki College, Miura Daiki came across the Iwate Superhuman Sports Project, leading him to realize the inherent appeals of sports creation and the process of making something with others. He has since served as a facilitator for the project. At Future Tokyo Sports Day, Miura was impressed by the engineers who could instantly implement the requests of the developlayers, and founded omororg, which aspires to create collaboratively while also making prototypes of the projects where it hopes to attract partners. He engages in developlay on a daily basis with the aim through omororg of combining the omoroi (interesting) and an organization/organism. His seniors live in Yamaguchi.Last Updated: 2025.02

e-Sports Producer, Game Director, Sports-play Expert

Producer

Media artist
Art amplifier, Curator

performance group

Media artist, Game designer

Designer, Artist

Art unit

Physical therapist; Director, Circle of Life

Art mediator

Researcher, Artist / Professor at The University of Tokyo

systems engineer, musician

violinist / Director, Invisible Gaming Lab game accessibility research team

sound artist

Curator, Producer

accessibility consultant / SmartHR Inc.

Engieer, Researcher

Programmer

graduate student, Rikkyo University

sound-maker

project director, planner / Flowplateaux

visual artist, programmer / Rhizomatiks

Artist, Chairman of the Japan Generative Art Foundation

Creative coder

Design engineer

Visual prosumer

artist

Engineer, Artist

Sound Artist, Designer

Designer

generative artist, creative coder

Artist, Architect

Contemporary artist

artist, creative coder

engineer, idea designer

Artist, software engineer

Daily coder

Artist

Artist, Designer

esports player / ePARA

Concept designer, co-design researcher, artist

Maker, audio programmer, software engineer