Useful resources are not only found in plants, but are also abundant in the microorganisms living on land and in water. For example, the various microorganisms that inhabit the soil of the mudflats of Ariake Sea or in the sponges (under the sea) are believed to hold many of the seeds for new drug discoveries. Through this program, laboratories will actively collaborate with each other. Having different researchers do screenings and assessments from their own viewpoints will accelerate the progress of research. These finally lead to the discovery of a variety of seeds for therapeutic agents from natural resources (plants, microorganisms, marine organisms) and contribute to the health of everyone on earth.