It is my great honor to introduce our Japan Society for Pediatric ORL. Our society was officially founded in 2006 but has a long history of more than 45 years since it started its study group in 1979 by Prof. Junichi Suzuki and Dr. Keijiro Koga, around the same time that pediatric otolaryngology societies in Europe and the United States were established. During this time, it has accumulated many achievements as a leader in the academic and clinical fields of pediatric otorhinolaryngology in Japan and abroad. In many countries and regions, pediatric otorhinolaryngology has been established as a subspecialty of otorhinolaryngology, and is gradually developing in Japan as well, so the role of this society is important.This well established academic organization has a long history and includes over 1,250 members whose clinical departments include otolaryngology, pediatrics, pediatric surgery and speech-language pathology. The Japan Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery has 15 related societies, while most of the others are organ-specific societies such as ear, nose, and throat, but our society covers a wide range of pediatric diseases associated with otorhinolaryngology without distinction of organs. Since pediatric otorhinolaryngological diseases directly affect the quality of life of the affected children, prompt symptom improvement through appropriate treatment is very important for their growth and development. This society aims to contribute to the improvement of children's quality of life from various perspectives by sharing the knowledge and awareness of issues held by members from these various fields. The Japan Society of Pediatric Otolaryngology aims to deepen cooperation with pediatricians, pediatric surgeons, and speech-language pathologists, and to operate the society in an interdisciplinary manner, in the hope that children will grow up healthy and happy. Let us work together to realize "what we can do for the children of the future" by transcending the boundaries between various professions.