Western food Japanese food
[Chapter 6]
Food as cultural diplomacy transcends language and systems.
I feel that it has the power to naturally shorten the distance between people.
The understanding and familiarity that comes from sitting around the same table and sharing flavors is
I believe that it will also serve as a quiet and reliable bridge between countries.
Through Japan's Western food culture,
We will continue to take careful steps to be of assistance in this regard.
[Chapter 7]
In terms of practical application in the field, what we value most is:
It is not an armchair theory, but rather an action that is accumulated through daily work and interactions with people.
By making small improvements and innovations and putting the knowledge cultivated on-site into practice,
As a result, we believe this will become a force that supports culture and trust.
We will continue to focus on our current situation and work sincerely.
[Chapter 8]
Developing people is not just about teaching skills and knowledge.
We believe that it is important to convey attitudes, values, and the mindset towards work.
By spending time with people and gaining experience, including failure,
The next generation of leaders will acquire the ability to think and act independently.
I believe that this accumulation will become the foundation that supports the sustainability of culture and society.
[Chapter 9]
Walking together with the community means more than just systems and plans.
We feel that this is about being close to the work, pride, and daily activities of the people who live in the area.
Food is also a culture nurtured by the local climate and people's hands.
We believe that Japan's prosperity can only be realized when the power of each region is accumulated.
We also visit the site and carefully uncover the value of the area,
We will continue our efforts to connect to the future.
[Chapter 10]
The value of Japan that connects to the world is not just glamour,
I believe that honesty, courtesy, and the willingness to keep promises are things that are accumulated day by day.
Food culture also has the power to naturally convey its value.
We believe that we can become a quiet bridge that brings people closer together across borders.
We also use Western food culture as an entry point,
We will continue to take steps to convey the good things about Japan.
