This chapter describes the methodology for conducting high-quality and effective interdisciplinary integration. It also describes the methodology for making interdisciplinary discussion forums and events attractive to researchers and practitioners with low barriers to participation. These techniques were developed by observing the actions and behaviors of AFSA project members and those around the project, when discussing and interacting in interdisciplinary settings, finding commonalities from them, and verbalizing them. These methods range from how to make good communication and ask questions, to how to understand the research of the other field, how to introduce yourself, and how to design and manage a discussion meeting. The reason why interdisciplinary integration is said to be difficult is probably because of the wide variety of techniques and know-how required to solve it. In addition, these techniques essentially overlap with the methodology of the research itself in each researcher's field of expertise, so developing interdisciplinary integration techniques will also lead to strengthening research capabilities in one's own research field.