Message from the Organizer
Executives, directors, CxOs, and startup founders — the era of merely "mastering AI tools" is coming to an end.
Basic usage of generative AI is now commoditized. What executives are now asked to do is not just "use" — but to (1) build the systems their company needs themselves, and (2) redesign their organization as an AI Company. These are the two practices that matter going forward.
The future of the company depends on the executive's capability.
This bootcamp focuses on "implementation" and "organizational design" — not on "learning the tools." In the quiet environment of Sanuki, Kagawa, over 2 nights, you will complete a working system prototype and take the first step toward an AI Company. For those who feel uncertain about AI tool fundamentals, an online preparation program (Claude Skills for Executives) is available before the bootcamp.
Failing to step into AI implementation is a loss for both your company and Japan. Let's take the first step together to turn this wave of transformation into opportunity.
Takeshi IzukaOrganizer, Sanuki Global Forum
A 2-Night Transformation for Executives
Main venue: PLH Sanuki, Kagawa · Max 10 per session ※Session 8: Tokyo
A 2-night intensive program designed for executives, directors, and CxOs to (1) build the systems their company needs themselves, and (2) take the first step toward automating their organization as an AI Company. Since "mastering Claude" is becoming commoditized, foundational Claude skills are covered in a pre-event preparation program (Claude Skills for Executives), and the bootcamp itself focuses on implementation and organizational design. Small-group format with public 1-on-1 coaching observed by all participants. Participants leave with a working system prototype.
10
Per Session
15
Sessions
Warp Years of Trial-and-Error into 3 Days
Past participants say "the dots connect." Compress years of solitary trial-and-error into 3 dense days, accelerated by the bootcamp environment and roundtable format.
We Don't Stop at Learning — We Walk With You to Implementation
During the bootcamp, public 1-on-1 coaching (observed by all participants) helps you break through walls you couldn't alone — you also learn from others' challenges, rapidly broadening your insights. Post-event implementation support follows up until your system is completed and running.
Who Should Attend
[Pillar 1] Want to build your own systems
Systems that once cost ¥50M can now be built by executives themselves in about a month. Leave the bootcamp with a working prototype.
[Pillar 2] Want to build an AI Company
Not replacing humans with AI — redesigning workflows with AI agents at the core. Automate decisions, execution, and operations to transform your company into an "AI Company" with exponential productivity.
Want to learn Claude basics before the bootcamp
"Mastering Claude" is becoming commoditized. The pre-event preparation program (Claude Skills for Executives — online) builds your foundation so you can focus on implementation and organization design at the bootcamp.
SCHEDULE
Session Schedule (15 Sessions Total · Sessions 2–10 Now Open)
Each session: max 10 people · 2 nights / 3 days (Day 1 10:30 → Day 3 17:30)
* Dates are subject to change without notice.
DAILY FLOW
Daily Flow (2-Night Sample)
* Sample only. Actual program will be tailored to each cohort.
Day 1
Check-in 10:30
- 10:30 - 11:00OrientationOrientation & Introductions
- 11:00 - 12:00ClassClass 1: Intro to Spec-Driven Development
- 12:00 - 13:00MealLunch
- 13:00 - 14:00PracticePractice 1: Mapping Business Challenges with AI Diagnosis
- 14:00 - 19:00PracticePractice 2: AI Company Fundamentals & Build
- 19:00 - 20:00MealDinner & Networking
- 8:00 PM–OptionalOptional Late-Night Work Session
Day 2
- 7:30 - 9:00MealBreakfast
- 9:00 - 12:00ClassClass 4: AI Company Build (Continued)
- 12:00 - 13:00MealLunch
- 13:00 - 18:30PracticePractice 3: Build Your Own System
- 18:30 - 21:00MealDinner & Group Discussion
Day 3
Closing 17:30
- 7:30 - 9:00MealBreakfast
- 9:00 - 10:30PracticePractice 4: Final System Polish
- 10:30 - 12:30CoachingParticipant Work Showcase (Observed by All)
- 12:30 - 13:30MealLunch
- 13:30 - 15:30ClassAI Company Scoring Share-Out
- 15:30 - 17:00ClassClass 5: Reflection & Implementation Plan
- 17:00 - 17:30ClosingClosing & Graduation
Pricing
Regular price ¥440,000 (tax incl.). Campaign discounts apply based on month. ※Session 8 (Tokyo) base price is ¥550,000.
AI-Driven Management Bootcamp
2 Nights / 3 Days · Lodging & 7 meals · 1-on-1 coaching
Regular price (tax incl.). Actual price depends on month — see campaign/early bird table above.
What's Included
- ✓Pre-event prep program — Claude Skills for Executives (online)
- ✓2-night full program (classes + hands-on)
- ✓Lodging at nearby accommodation (2 nights)
- ✓7 meals total (excluding Day 1 breakfast and Day 3 dinner)
- ✓1-on-1 coaching sessions
- ✓Implementation support (post-event follow-up)
- ✓Free shuttle from Takamatsu Airport and Kosoku-Tsuda bus stop (excl. Tokyo session)
- ✓Session transcripts provided
TESTIMONIALS
Past Participants' Voices
“Thank you for the 4 incredible days. Izuka-san, the organizer, invited me, saying the AI era had arrived. I started nervously, knowing nothing — but the talks at the bootcamp, the conversations with everyone, the inquisitive attitude, and the various events all inspired me. I consider myself a lucky man, and this experience really proved that. The live, on-the-ground information at the events was also a rare and precious opportunity. Thank you.”
“Thank you for letting me join the 4-day bootcamp. I jumped in despite being at "zero-to-one" as an executive, but it felt like warping years of solo trial-and-error. Dots kept connecting — that kind of learning experience. The Sanuki land and atmosphere overlapped somehow with my hometown's Kawanishi North area, giving me a fresh opportunity to think about how to carry regional value into the future. Since returning, I've been having fun trying out AI almost daily. I'd be glad to participate as a 1st-cohort volunteer in future bootcamps.”
“Hands-on AI discussions, the passion of global entrepreneurs, and the peaceful Sanuki atmosphere — a truly dense and meaningful time! Even with opportunities to speak and present in daily sessions, I felt I was the one learning the most from everyone. Deeply grateful.”
“Thank you so much for the 4-day AI-Driven Management Bootcamp. Heartfelt gratitude. I learned so much (not just about AI) from the instructors, fellow executives, and volunteers. AI will change the world — even my retirement plans of supporting education in developing countries and rural medicine may need a change in direction. I shouldn't cling to past experience and assumptions — these 4 days made me realize that. I can't imagine what AI will look like in 6 months and can't catch up alone, so I'd love to join again. As a member of the 1st cohort, I'll do my best to help in some way!”
“[The Dawn of AI-Driven Management — Encoding All Know-How into AI Agents] 4 incredibly dense days. Executives themselves used AI to handle system design, specs, UI/UX, development, testing, bug-fixing, git, security, and deployment — all no-code. We mastered: launching an AI Company that hires/trains AI staff to work autonomously, AI-automating back office work like freee accounting, and rapidly validating business ideas with AI. Truly the dawn of a new era where executives create and run businesses through AI. I'll encode all my management know-how and thought processes into AI as my own "AI Agent (AI Staff)" and thoroughly automate the organization. Heartfelt thanks to the 10 executives who pushed limits with me, organizer Izuka Takeshi, and the instructors — for this incredible opportunity! Next time, I'll aim to participate as an instructor sharing with participants!”
“I provide management and financial advice to executives and corporate owners, and lately AI utilization inquiries have grown, so I now also run AI training. I joined this bootcamp realizing I needed to master AI myself before teaching others. If pre-bootcamp was level 1, I left at level 20. I'm now building my own business apps solo. Before joining, I was honestly skeptical of the claim that "you can complete an app costing ¥10M+ to develop in 4 days" — but I really completed one. The curriculum and instructors were superb, but what made it work was the bootcamp format itself: bouncing ideas off other members. Failure feels less scary when you see fellow participants pushing through trial-and-error. Highly recommended.”
“I originally joined this bootcamp to build my own company's app. Running a real estate and dance studio business, I saw the app as a first step toward seriously adopting AI. But the result was something completely different. The AI tools I came to learn — work that used to take 2 days now finishes in 1 hour (next month it'll be 5 minutes). When I shared the learning with my staff, the company's speed increased fivefold, and before I knew it, my management OS itself had been rewritten. What's happening in Sanuki City right now is impossible to put into words — you can only experience it, feel it. "Destroy, Create, Connect" — nowhere in the world, at any time, is it easy to gain all three at once. I'll keep running forward as a proud alumnus.”
“I'd started with AI on my own — ChatGPT first, building a few apps — and figured I was making decent progress. I'd even sat in on part of the previous bootcamp, thought everyone was amazing, took Claude home, improved it, and told myself I was getting somewhere. Then I realized just how far I still had to go. This time it truly felt like having studied textbook English for two or three years and suddenly being dropped into a native conversation. I was lost — but it was as if someone grabbed my hand and pulled me all the way to the finish line. I came home with so much; now I want to take the time to make it truly my own.”
“First of all, it was genuinely fun — I saw a whole new world. The impact matched learning English for the first time around age 20, and starting my current path around 30. Every time I meet something like this, I start asking what I'm really doing it all for. In the end, I want a richer life; technology and how I spend my time are just means to that. I don't yet have an answer for how to bring what I learned into my own life. At the same time, our company wants to pursue AI-driven management seriously, and I see it as my role to bring my colleagues along and spread this way of thinking. One day I want us to be able to say, with pride, that we run our company with AI.”
“On day one I understood almost nothing — everything felt vague and conceptual. Three days in, there's still a mountain I don't know, but I feel I've grasped the fundamentals. My own business is still small, but I sense it could grow, and the things I want to do keep multiplying. Right now it's mostly improving daily operations, but eventually I want to turn this into revenue. Working through it while talking with everyone, things I couldn't understand on my own started to click as I listened and spoke. That was genuinely valuable.”
“I'd never touched AI before, so honestly I could barely keep up — it was tough. Even so, I'm starting fresh from here. For the sake of the organizers and the other members, and to grow my own business, I believe we have to go all the way to actually using this and producing results. If it ends in a little bit of satisfaction, it's meaningless. That's how I feel. I look forward to continuing together.”
“Blessed with wonderful fellow members, I somehow made it through the three days. A kind of "AI Company" has vaguely taken shape for me, and I want to use it to further sharpen my own work — building a bridge between Thailand and Japan. I'd love for us all to gather again someday and catch up on how what we each built has grown.”
The 1st bootcamp cohort
INSTRUCTORS
Instructors
Four practitioners of both management and AI lead all classes, practice sessions, and public 1-on-1 coaching throughout the bootcamp.
Takeshi Izuka
Kirirom Digital, Inc. President & CEO Organizer, Sanuki Global Forum Spec-Driven Development Lead
Kenken
Co-Director, PLH Generative AI Dept. Expertise in Claude Skills
Eito Fukagawa
The University of Edinburgh Claude Frontier Feature Research Lead
Venue, Lodging & Access
Main venue: PLH Sanuki (Sanuki Peer Learning Hub) · Session 8: Tokyo
Tokyo: Tokyo Bay Ariake Washington Hotel
Access: approx. 5 min walk from Rinkai Line "Tokyo Teleport" station / Yurikamome "Ariake" station. Accommodation and logistics will be confirmed after registration.
Location
〒769-2323
1615 Kanzaki, Sangawa-cho, Sanuki City, Kagawa — Sanuki Peer Learning Hub
About Lodging
Lodging is at nearby accommodations (not inside PLH Sanuki) for 2 nights. Details provided after registration.
About Meals
7 meals total are provided (Day 1 breakfast and Day 3 dinner not included). Breakdown: Day 1 lunch & dinner; Day 2 breakfast, lunch, dinner; Day 3 breakfast & lunch. Local ingredients featured. Please notify us of allergies in advance.
Free Shuttle Service
Free shuttle service is provided from the following 2 locations to the venue (PLH Sanuki).
- ✓Takamatsu Airport (TAK)Day 1: 9:40 departure · Day 3: 19:00 return shuttle
- ✓Kosoku-Tsuda Bus Stop (Takamatsu Expwy)Day 1: 10:15 departure · Day 3: 18:00 return shuttle
* Times are approximate and may vary slightly due to flight delays etc.
Capacity
Each session is capped at 10 participants to ensure deep learning and meaningful discussions.
By Plane
ANA / JAL flights to Takamatsu Airport (TAK)
Jetstar to Takamatsu Airport
By Car
5 min from Tsuda-Samukawa IC (Takamatsu Expwy)
Free parking available
By Train
4 min walk from JR Kanzaki Station (Kotoku Line)
The venue is right in front of the station.











