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Itaru Ishii

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Itaru Ishii (石井 至, Ishii Itaru, born 1965) is an international consultant. He is the President of Ishii Brothers' Co., located in Tokyo, Japan, an independent consulting firm and licensed publisher.[1]

Personal

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He was born in Hokkaido in 1965. He graduated from the University of Tokyo Medical Department with a Ph.D.[1][2]

Positions

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  • Advisor to the Prime Minister Office of Japan for Tourism Promotion Planning (since Nov 2015) [3]
  • A member of Tourism Promotion Committee of The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism of Japan (since April 2013)[4][5]
  • Advisor to Japan Tourism Agency (since February 2015)
  • Advisor to Hokkaido regional government for Tourism Promotion (since November 2015)
  • Advisor to Hokkaido Tourism Organization (since October 2013)[6]
  • Deputy Executive Director of CAPDI (Centrist Asia Pacific Democrats International)[7]
  • Honorable advisor to the Embassy of Dominican Republic to Japan[7]
  • Special Advisor to the Embassy of Rwanda Republic to Japan[7]
  • Advisor to Nikkei Ducare, a magazine published by Nikkei[7]

Books

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  • "The Integrated Resorts in the World" (2015), Ishii Brothers' Company (ISBN 978-4-903-85212-6).
  • "The system of Risk Management" (2010), Toyo Keizai, Tokyo (ISBN 978-4-492-09298-9).
  • "Keio Elementary school" (2010), Gentosha, Tokyo (ISBN 978-4-34-498164-5).[8]
  • "Choice and result of myself who graduated global capitalism" (2011), Nikkei BP, Tokyo (ISBN 978-4-822-24894-9).
  • "Sorge, Caviar, & Azerbaijan" An official travel guide for Azerbaijan approved by Minister of Tourism and Culture of Azerbaijan (2013), Ishii Brothers' Company, Tokyo (ISBN 978-4-903-85210-2).
  • "Keio Yochisha Elementary School and Keio Yokohama Elementary School" (2013), Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo (ISBN 978-4-02-273561-4).

TV

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  • Honma Dekka TV, Fuji Television[9]
  • Matsuko no Shiranai Sekai, TBS[10][11]
  • FX Philosophy 3.0, Theater Television[12]

References

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