| Period |
Event |
| March 1986 |
Institut Pasteur de Kyoto was established with Tsunataro Kishida as the first president |
| April 1987 |
Pasteur Endowment Association was created |
| November 1988 |
Institut Pasteur de Kyoto was officially opened |
| February 1989 |
Kyoto Pasteur Clinic was opened with Tsunataro Kishida as clinic director |
| April 1989 |
Institut Pasteur de Kyoto Bio-Industry Research and Development Society (Bio Society) were formed |
| November 1989 |
The building received the first ever "Kyoto City Landscape Award" |
| February 1992 |
President of the Institute Tsunataro Kishida discovered Labre bacterium, a plant-derived lactic acid bacteria, in Kyoto pickles |
| March 1992 |
The Life Purpose Therapy Research Group meeting commenced and was held monthly in Kyoto until 2010 |
| September 1993 |
Kyoto Pasteur Clinic started offering IFNANK therapy (until 2008) |
| April 1995 |
Setsuya Fujita was appointed as head of research |
| September 1995 |
Observed the 100th memorial of French researcher Louis Pasteur and planted a Greek Hippocrates tree |
| March 1996 |
Renamed Louis Pasteur Center for Medical Research with permission from the Paris Institute Pasteur |
| April 2000 |
The Center collaborated with Professor Luc Montagnier of the Pasteur Institute in Paris, to do advance research on HIV and AIDS |
| April 2000 |
Created an HIV / AIDS bilingual glossary as well as a bilingual collection with instructions on the proper way to take HIV medication |
| November 2002 |
Provided assistance to host the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb photo exhibition in Tehran, Iran |
| August 2005 |
Signed a comprehensive agreement with Doshisha University that includes research, medical, human resource and information exchange |
| January 2006 |
Started offering remote diagnosis services within Kyoto Prefecture |
| September 2006 |
The first president Tsunataro Kishida passed away |
| March 2007 |
Tsutao Katayama was appointed president |
| April 2008 |
The Kyoto Pasteur Clinic became an independent organization and was renamed Hyakumanben Clinic |
| October 2008 |
The Molecular Immunology Research Institute was created in the Molecular Immunology Research Department (closed in 2020) |
| August 2011 |
Yoshiaki Watanabe was appointed president |
| September 2011 |
As a member of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, the center provided support on radiation exposure management for residents in Fukushima between 2011 and 2015 |
| April 2014 |
The center was registered as a public interest incorporated foundation |
| May 2014 |
A public debate called "Joy and Fun, Enjoy Old Age" was held to celebrate the center becoming a public interest incorporated foundation |
| April 2015 |
Collaborated on the Health and Anxiety Countermeasures Project funded by the Ministry of Environment and the Fukushima Prefecture Radiation Health Management Organization |
| June 2015 |
Toshikazu Yoshikawa was appointed President |
| August 2018 |
Recognized by Kumamoto City for supporting reconstruction activities in the wake of the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake |
| April 2020 |
Commencement of 35th anniversary celebrations |
| February 2020 |
Hosted a seminar on safety procedures in biology |
| March 2021 |
New laboratory equipped with BSL3 capabilities created |
| April 2021 |
Provided research grants for High Purity Hypochlorite Water |
| March 2024 |
Published 35th anniversary commemorative magazine
35th anniversary celebration held
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Based on the philosophy of the scientist Louis Pasteur, our goal is to find solutions to enhance the innate immunity inherent in individuals, and in doing so, increase human resistance to common diseases. To make our goals a reality, we are currently actively engaged in the following activities: