Héctor García is a Spanish author and computer engineer who gained prominence for his writings on Japanese culture and lifestyle. After completing his education in Spain, García moved to Japan, where he has resided for over a decade. Immersed in Japanese society, he has gained firsthand insight into its traditions, philosophies, and everyday life. García's unique perspective as an expatriate living in Japan forms the basis of his work, allowing him to offer profound insights into aspects of Japanese culture such as mindfulness, productivity, and the concept of ikigai.

Francesc Miralles is a Spanish author and journalist with a focus on personal development, spirituality, and Eastern philosophy. With a background in writing about topics such as mindfulness and well-being, Miralles brings a deep understanding of human nature and self-improvement to his collaborations. His expertise complements García's insights, resulting in a rich exploration of concepts like ikigai and their application to modern life.

Together, García and Miralles have co-authored "Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life," a book that merges their knowledge and experiences to offer readers a comprehensive understanding of ikigai and how it can contribute to a fulfilling life. Their collaboration combines García's firsthand experiences living in Japan with Miralles' expertise in personal development and spirituality, resulting in a book that resonates with readers seeking greater purpose, happiness, and well-being.