Dr. Mima is a dedicated creator and founder of significant and enduring institutions, possessing extensive knowledge and expertise in computer science, cognitive psychology, and education. Her interdisciplinary journey began in 1982 when, as a third-year computer science undergraduate, she implemented the educational programming language ‘Logo’ for Japanese PCs, making it the first version of Logo to run in Japanese. Since then, she has concentrated on enhancing learning, communication, and networking in the realms of science, technology, and art. Dr. Mima has been instrumental in founding a new public university in Hakodate, Hokkaido, along with a national science museum in Tokyo, where she holds the positions of Professor and Deputy Director. With over 15 years of experience, she has led numerous research projects as a Principal Investigator (PI) supported by national grants. Additionally, she has authored specialized books for researchers, textbooks for college students, and general books aimed at younger audiences. Beyond her academic endeavors, Professor Mima served on the executive board of Japan’s public broadcasting corporation for three years, appointed by the Prime Minister. She has actively participated in national policy-making in education, science, and technology and has served as a governing board director for various academic societies. To foster science education, she founded a local science festival in Hakodate, which has been held annually since 2009. Moreover, she provided academic consulting for a prominent Japanese company that received the Grand Prize in 2018 and the Prize for Excellence in 2019 at the Japan Toy Award.