I have led or contributed to the following academic modules:

1. Health Economic Analysis (Hitotsubashi University, postgraduate and advanced undergraduate level): Introduction to health economics and economic evaluation.
2. Topics in Public Economics (Hitotsubashi University, postgraduate and advanced undergraduate level): Behavioral public policies.
3. Seminars in Health Economics (Hitotsubashi University, postgraduate and advanced undergraduate level): Lectures on selected topics in health economics and health policy.
4. Tutorials and Dissertation Supervision (Hitotsubashi University, postgraduate and undergraduate level): Dissertaion and project supervision.
5. Introductory Statistics (University of Tokyo, undergraduate level): Fundamental concepts and theories in statistical analysis.
6. Health Economics and Finance (National University of Singapore, Master of Public Health program): Introduction to health economics (delivered through three 3-hour lectures).

I have also organized and developed the content for the following professional training courses:

1. Impact Evaluation of Public Health Policies for Health Technology Assessment (jointly with the National University of Singapore): A series of lectures and practical sessions on quasi-experimental methods for evaluating the impact of public health policies.
2. Professional Training in Health Economics and Policy (Hitotsubashi University): A four-day professional training course covering policy evaluation, health technology assessment, and healthcare accounting.

Additionally, I have occasionally contributed to capacity-building activities in health technology assessment (HTA) in low- and middle-income countries in Asia and Africa.