The 4th Study Session of the Super Mid-Senior Consortium in East Japan

The 4th Study Session of the Super Mid-Senior Consortium

On November 26, 2025, the Super Mid-Senior Consortium will hold its fourth study session in the East Japan region, hosting a special presentation from Relocation Club. The consortium aims to foster collaboration beyond corporate boundaries, providing a platform for various stakeholders to learn and exchange ideas.

This year's featured speaker will be Tomoko Izumiyama, Unit Manager of the Content Planning Unit in the Marketing Division at Relocation Club. She will discuss the theme, "Creating Valuable Content for Seniors to Enrich Life After Retirement!" This session is an invitation to all business organizations, public authorities, and university representatives interested in collaboration and co-creation projects with Relocation Club.

Event Details

- Date: November 26, 2025 (Wednesday)
- Time: 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM (Doors open at 4:45 PM)
- Location: Glider Associates, 9F PMO Gotanda, 8-1-3 Nishi-Gotanda, Shinagawa-Ku, Tokyo 141-0031
- Fee: Free of charge
- Capacity: Limited to 10 participants (selection by lottery if oversubscribed)
- Eligibility: Open to registered members of the Super Mid-Senior Consortium

Please note: This event is primarily targeted at individuals associated with business organizations. The event's proceedings will be published on the consortium's website afterwards.

For more detailed information, visit: Super Mid-Senior Consortium

Presenter Profile: Tomoko Izumiyama

Company: Relocation Club
Position: Unit Manager, Content Planning Unit
Expertise: Planning and developing services and content for employee benefits and CRM members

Izumiyama began her career in the confectionery manufacturing and sales industry before joining Relocation Club in 2008. She has worked across various genres including wedding and funeral services, automotive, beauty, shopping, and sports clubs. Currently, she oversees the planning of contents that support the balance of childcare and caregiving, as well as gourmet content and the senior-oriented service "From Na Club."

Through her experience, Izumiyama understands that while the term 'senior' encompasses a wide age range, the needs of those aged 60 differ significantly from those of individuals in their 90s. Drawing from observations of her personal connections, she realized that a one-size-fits-all approach does not work.

The "From Na Club" is designed to provide customized employee benefit packages for seniors who wish to enjoy travel and leisure after retirement. However, one of her initial challenges was identifying the optimal content that caters to such a diverse audience.

As she continues her efforts to refine service offerings, her goal is to evolve into a more impactful and valuable service by exploring what this 'enrichment' means post-retirement and what kind of offerings will bring the most benefit. Her commitment to promoting the notion of a 'healthy and safe fulfilling life' reflects her belief in contributing to solutions for Japan's aging society.

Izumiyama views 'co-creation' as a vital strategy in addressing complex social issues. During the study session, she hopes to engage in discussions with participants to collaboratively address Japan's challenges by leveraging each other's insights and values.

Registration Information

Those interested in attending are invited to apply by November 14, 2025.

- Note: Registration with the Super Mid-Senior Consortium is required. For those not yet registered, please fill out the registration form provided on the website.

About Glider Associates

Company Name: Glider Associates
Location: 8-1-3 Nishi-Gotanda, Shinagawa-Ku, Tokyo 141-0031
Founded: February 6, 2012
CEO: Tetsuya Sugimoto
Business Focus: Consulting to solve social issues, creative production, planning and operation of in-house services, incubation investments
Related Companies: Craft, Magellan Medical, Good Eye
Website: Glider Associates