I am an enthusiastic urban planner, data scientist, and entrepreneur passionately melding academic insights with creative, real-world applications. With a background in urban design from Bangkok, I pursued my Master's and PhD at the University of Tokyo, specializing in urban governance. I utilized data science in my research to analyze and promote spatial justice through discussions.My academic journey also took me to the FFJ-EHESS in Paris for research, and I have ongoing publications on future urban mobility. Now based in Hamburg, where I co-founded Umoto Studio, I contribute to urban movement culture projects such as multigenerational parks, playgrounds, parkour parks, and city-wide strategic consultancy. My unique contribution to Umoto lies in integrating spatial governance, advanced geospatial analysis (GIS, machine learning, remote sensing), and statistics for social science in the planning process. These tools help decode places and inform governance by understanding both data and people.Our work focuses on promoting urban movement culture, so we are open to collaboration in active urban space making and placemaking.