HQ Function

The headquarters serves as the central hub for research and development, particularly for the CulNet System®, corporate strategy, business development, and administrative operations.

Notable Features:

Features state-of-the-art cell culture laboratories, bioreactor facilities, and dedicated research spaces optimized for cellular agriculture innovation and food technology development.

Work Culture:

IntegriCulture fosters a highly innovative, mission-driven, and research-intensive work environment. The culture emphasizes scientific excellence, collaboration, and a strong commitment to solving global food challenges through technology. It combines Japanese precision and dedication with a dynamic startup agility.

HQ Significance:

The Tokyo headquarters is strategically significant as it places IntegriCulture within Japan's advanced biotech ecosystem, facilitating collaborations and access to talent. It's the nerve center for their pioneering CulNet System® development.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects IntegriCulture's core values of innovation, scientific rigor, sustainability, and a forward-looking approach to creating the future of food.

Location:

While IntegriCulture's primary operations and R&D are based in Japan, their technology and mission have a global outlook. They actively seek international collaborations, partnerships, and engage in global discussions on food technology and sustainability. Their CulNet System® is designed for scalability and potential licensing worldwide, aiming to impact food production globally.

Street Address:

HAKUSANASAKA Building, 1-35-13 Hakusan

City:

Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo

State/Province:

Tokyo

Country:

Japan