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Know your brain. Make the world better.

Know your brain. Make the world better.

How is the ehumanf mind, behavior, and society realized in the brain? We are developing "human brain science" to unravel its secret. Utilizing function neuroimaging, physiological and behavioral measurements, and social surveys, we aim to become a "hub" that connects all disciplines related to humanity from basic to applied. We look forward to your participation.

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202510.24RESEARCH

How the brain learns meaning-based grammatical rules (Publication)

We have published our new study in Brain and Language, which is the first to examine the neural mech

202510.16EVENT

[Symposium] Understanding Mind and Society

With the rapid development of computational science and psychological theory, researchers now have a

202510.11EVENT

Katahira Festival 2025: Showcasing Neuroscience through a VR Experience Booth

On Saturday, October 11, 2025, our Human Brain Science Division hosted a VR experience booth at Kata

202510.10RESEARCH

Effects of Pain Catastrophizing on Pain-Related Resting-State Functional Connectivity(Poster Presentation at International Conference)

People experience pain in different ways. These differences are influenced not only by physical fact

202510.02EVENT

yResearch Groupz The Horizon of Coexistence with Super-Intelligent A

Recent advances in AI intelligence have been remarkable, with the emergence of “general-purpos

202509.22EVENT

Farewell Party and Celebration of Degree Conferment

On September 22, we held a celebration and farewell party in the lab’s dining room for the stu

202509.18RESEARCH

The Effect of Social Pressure on Facial Emotion Recognition in Lonely People and Its Neural Mechanism (ICON2025 Poster Presentation)

The direction of the relation between facial emotion recognition and loneliness has been showed to b

202509.17RESEARCH

Social and Embodied Language Learning (Symposium at International Conference)

I had the pleasure of co-organizing and presenting at a symposium at ICON 2025 – International

202509.16RESEARCH

Distinct Neural Substrates of Visceral Expressions of Emotion (Poster Presentation at International Conference/Award-winning)

Using fMRI, this study investigated how the neural processing of visceral expressions of emotion (e.

202509.16RESEARCH

Prosody Meets Context: fMRI Evidence of Intention Comprehension in Second Language Learners (Poster Presentation at International Conference)

In this experiment on second language (L2) intention comprehension, we examined how L2 learners proc

202509.16RESEARCH

Neural mechanism of predictive sentence processing (Poster Presentation at the International Conference)

Using fMRI, we investigated brain activity during Korean sentence processing. The results revealed t

202509.16RESEARCH

Do you feel pain after being rejected? (Poster Presentation at the International Conference)

Social rejection is not only emotionally painful but also activates some of the same brain regions a

202509.12RESEARCH

Second Language Speech and Text Integration Mechanism (Poster Presentation at the international conference)

In collaboration with Professor Mayumi Kajiura at Nagoya City University, we conducted an fMRI study

202509.07RESEARCH

The Effect of Social Pressure on Facial Emotion Recognition in Lonely People and Its Neural Mechanism (Japanese Psychological Association Poster Presentation)

Lonely people perceive the social world as threatening and avoid social interactions due to biased c

202509.07RESEARCH

The Influence of Personality Traits and Optimism on Experimental Pain: fMRI Study(Poster Presentation)

Personality traits are known to influence pain perception. Some studies suggest that individuals wi

202509.07RESEARCH

Insights of four key dialogue modes in daily communication and their neural bases(Poster Presentation)

We defined “Dialogue Modes” (DMs) as patterns of enjoyable daily conversations driven by

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