Kazusa DNA Research Institute, established in 1994 as the world's first specialized DNA research institution. Leading global DNA research, the Institute aims to contribute widely to society in the fields of healthcare, agriculture, industry, and education. Located in Chiba prefecture, it conducts groundbreaking research in plant and human DNA, garnering global recognition.

The Institute's unique focus on DNA research, funded by the prefecture, has led to significant scientific breakthroughs. It offers expertise in genetic information and technology for applications in understanding basic life processes, crop improvement, pharmaceutical development, and addressing health, food, and environmental challenges. Engaging in projects such as plant breeding, genetic testing for rare diseases, and cancer gene diagnostics, the Institute plays a pivotal role in advancing bio-sciences and biotechnology in Japan.

Committed to education, it provides DNA-related experiments and lectures to students and collaborates with Chiba Prefectural Cancer Center on practical cancer genetic testing. Embracing a leadership role in public research, the Institute envisions expanding activities aligned with the latest scientific trends and societal needs. Your continued support and cooperation are appreciated as we drive innovation and progress