The Autonomous Organization We Saw Inside Team Mirai — 'Hands-On' Led to Self-Organization
summary
Team Mirai built an AI pipeline that converts PDF poster records into CSV and geocoded tiles, then used 91 volunteers to normalize municipal poster-board data into a real‑time map covering about 721 municipalities and ~126,000 target boards (~85% coverage by election). They combined that data pipeline with a lightweight action‑board gamification (missions and contributor ranking) and peer‑to‑peer logistics for printing and distribution, scaling to ~20,000 supporters and contributing to successful Upper House election outcomes.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:02Team Mirai’s election miracle
- 8:55Hands-on support
- 13:51Supporters’ transformation
- 19:29Tokyo vs. Hokkaido differences
- 25:30Team building without control
- 33:24Agile culture basics
- 38:08Mission in action
- 42:14Q&A
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