In 1950, he transferred the Boy Scouts Association of Japan headquarters to his villa and home in West Nasuno, Tochigi Prefecture. This site is now a permanent camping grounds for the Boy Scouts of Japan known as the Nasuno Camping Grounds. In 1951, he was elected to serve as the fourth Chief Scout of Japan at the National General Assembly.
He moved the headquarters of the Boy Scouts Association of Japan to his residence in West Nasuno, Tochigi Prefecture, in 1950. This property is now a permanent campsite for the Boy Scouts of Japan called the Nasuno Camping Grounds. Two years later, he was elected as the fourth Chief Scout of Japan at the National General Assembly.