President and CEO
Hiroaki Mimura

Born 1956, Akita Prefecture Sales of mid-sized production control systems at NCR Corporation. Sales manager for general purpose CAD system (MEDUSA) and large scale plant design system (PDMS) at Prime Computer Japan. Sales director for Silicon Graphics Japan Inc., Established the sales department at Silicon Graphics Japan, Inc. and led the department for seven years, covering the entire Japanese domestic market. Established Visual Processing Japan, Inc. in 1994.

Vice President of Sales
Miyuki Yoshikawa

Born 1982, Saitama Prefecture Joined Visual Processing Japan,Inc. in 2005. Promoted to Manager of the Sales Department in 2009, leading sales activities targeted at enterprise-level advertising, publishing, and printing and organizing seminars and events. Promoted to current post in 2013.

Vice President of Corporate
Katsuhiro Matsumoto

Born 1982, Joined Visual Processing Japan, Inc.in 2008. Promoted to Manager of the Corporate Department in 2016,managing administrative part. Promoted to current post in 2020.

Corpotate Auditor
Satoshi Seki

Born 1955, Hokkaido Sales manager for 32 bit supercomputers, general purpose CAD systems (MEDUSA), and automotive design systems (PDGS) at NCR Corporation and Prime Computer Japan. Served as Director for East Japan at Silicon Graphics Japan Inc., covering the CAD/CAM/CAE market, automotive sector, as well as electronics engineering applications.Established Visual Processing Japan, Inc. in 1994, serving as Executive Vice President. Promoted to current post of Director in 2022.

Independent Director
Hideki Ando

Hideki Ando began his career at NCR Japan Ltd. as a new graduate and has since held consistent positions at foreign-affiliated IT companies. He has gained experience in various management roles, including sales,sales planning, marketing, product development, product management, market development, and working at the US headquarters. After retiring from NCR Japan Ltd in 2001, he held important positions in the Japanese subsidiaries of several major IT companies headquartered in the United States and Germany. In 2013, he started learning the personal coaching skill to develop human resources, and earned a professional coach certification. He effectively utilizes his coaching skills in organizational management. Furthermore, he is a certified coach of the Japan Sports Coaching Association and actively engages in coaching activities for high school and university sports leaders. Since 2015, he has served as the Japan representative for two US startups. In November 2021, he established Dream Pipeline Co., Ltd. as a business aimed at supporting human resource development through coaching and assumed the position of CEO. In his spare time, he enjoys golf and participating in triathlons.

External Auditor
Yukihiro Fujikawa

Yukihiro Fujikawa graduated from Meiji University in 1979.  While  working at a trading company and a manufacturer, where he developed, imported, and sold video production systems, Recognizing the growing importance of creative talent, he founded DIGITALSCAPE Co., Ltd. in 1995, Japan’s first digital creator staffing company, and became its President and CEO. The company successfully went public in 2005. In 2012, he was appointed as the President and CEO of IMAGICA Inc., the largest post-production company in Japan, and restructured the business to create new digital businesses. In 2017, he became Chairman of the Board of IMAGICA DIGITALSCAPE Co., Ltd. and in 2019, he assumed the role of President and CEO at IMAGICA LIVE Corp., which broadcasts and distributes professional sports live. He has been involved in business management as the president and CEO of many companies

External Auditor
Yojiro Nishimura

Yojiro Nishimura studied mechanical engineering at university and began his career as a programmer in 1992. His interest in Internet technology led him to move to the United States in 1996, where he interned at Macromedia in San Francisco, focusing on graphic design. He then pursued his passion for animation production technology (3DCG) by enrolling in DHIMA in Hollywood. In 1998, he joined Alias | Wavefront, where he was involved in technical support for the entertainment and industrial design industries. In 2006, he transitioned to Autodesk, taking on the roles of business manager for software development and consulting sales for Maya and Softimage. In 2010, he obtained an MBA from the GLOBIS SCHOOL OF MANAEMENT, GLOBIS UNIVERSITY after which he became an independent consultant, specializing in the launch of foreign-affiliated Japanese branch offices. In 2013, he established the Japanese subsidiary of North Plains Systems, a Canadian digital asset management system, and assumed the position of President and Representative Director. Subsequently, in 2016, he initiated the Japanese branch of The FOUNDRY, a British VFX software company, where he currently serves as the Japan Country Manager. Outside of work, his hobbies include karate and playing the ukulele.