Books

Reports

Papers

1.	Satoru Tokuhisa Tetsuro Morimoto, Service design method for both non-human and human actors: What kinds of jobs should be assigned to service robots?, Journal of Design Business and Society, 7, 2, 141-163, 2021.10.
2.	Satoru Tokuhisa, Design Thinking in Large Companies and Design Consulting Firms in Japan, Journal of Design Thinking, 2, 1, 9-22, 2021.06.

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22.	ICC「記録と表現 アーカイブを作る，使う」展, NTT Inter Communication Center, 東京， 10 October – 24 November, 2003..

Presentations

1.	Satoru Tokuhisa., The Coconut Innovation framework: An innovation framework focusing on resources., ServDes 2018, 2018.06, This paper proposes a new innovation framework – the coconut innovation framework – using empirical data from WANIC Coconut Spirits developed in East Timor, the Philippines, and Laos, as well as drawing from theoretical work highlighted in a literature review. This innovation framework is a practical framework used to increase the probabilities of success of innovation by integrating the resources of developing countries and industrialised countries, creating new businesses, and expanding resources. This framework is composed of three phases. The first is the discovery of resources. After taking stock of your company’s existing resources and discovering new resources, you can generate initial ideas to create a new business. The second phase is the integration of resources. By maintaining your company’s identity and integrating the resources that you discovered in the first phase, you can design your new business. The third is the expansion of resources. By maintaining your company’s identity and expanding the resources which your company and partners have, you can grow your business..
2.	Koichi Yoshino, Koichi Obata, and Satoru Tokuhisa., FLIPPIN’ : Exploring a Paper-based Book UI Design in a Public Space., Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2017 (CHI 2017), 2017.05, Digital information systems are increasingly being used in public spaces such as museums. Such systems should be easily accessible, arouse interest and offer useful information, and be easy to use. We present FLIPPIN' user interface (UI) system, which mimics the look, feel, and usability of traditional books. We explored how the paper-based book UI is designed to improve the usability problems in a public space while creating the prototypes with the aim of introducing Japanese cultural assets and conducting a field evaluation to compare the proposed system to a touch panel UI. The results of evaluation indicated the positive effects of the system, especially in terms of the usability and user's active appreciation derived from a physical book interaction. In addition, we present design guidelines derived from our findings. The suggested design guidelines are expected to facilitate the future development of effective interactive digital information systems in public spaces..
3.	Yuichiro Katsumoto, Satoru Tokuhisa and Masa Inakage., Ninja Track: Design of Electronic Toy Variable in Shape and Flexibility., Seventh International Conference on Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction (TEI 2013), 2013.02.
4.	Daisuke Uriu, Mizuki Namai, Satoru Tokuhisa, Ryo Kashiwagi, Masahiko Inami and Naohito Okude., panavi: Recipe Medium with a Sensors-Embedded Pan for Domestic Users to Master Professional Culinary Arts., Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2012 (CHI 2012), 2012.05.
5.	Satoru Tokuhisa, Takaaki Ishizawa, Yoshimasa Niwa, Kenji Kasuya, Atsuro Ueki, Sho Hashimoto, Kazuhiko Koriyama and Masa Inakage, xtel: A Development Environment to Support Rapid Prototyping of “Ubiquitous Content”., Tangible and Embedded Interaction 2009 (TEI 2009), 2009.02.

In undergraduate education, I am in charge of courses related to creative thinking and design thinking at the School of Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation, and in graduate education, I am in charge of courses related to interaction design at the Graduate School of Design. I also teach a course related to service design through the collaboration between the Graduate School of Design, QBS, and QREC.