This paper explains the activities of the Kanda Lab in the AFSA project, the reasons for its establishment, its value, and its motivation. We analyze the current state of interdisciplinary integration obtained from the activities of the Kanda Lab. The AFSA project's activities in the art layer are presented as a new perspective on the power to create connections with other fields and to create new ideas from the discussions which are widely connected to academia and society that the field of computer science would implicitly share. This is then developed into the construction of a methodology for discussing and researching interdisciplinary integration, and for its efficient implementation. For this purpose, the Kanda Lab was designed and established as a place where researchers from different fields can easily discuss. We employed young researchers as full-time researchers who are interested in interdisciplinary integration from many fields including natural science, mathematics, and humanities. These researchers are required to be willing to construct one's own worldview. In the latter half of the paper, we will introduce the new perspective on the current state of interdisciplinary integration found in the discussions at the Kanda Lab, the new value of interdisciplinary integration that results from this, and an overview of the entire academic field.