FOOD TEXTILE

KEWPIE

GREEN MESSAGE

This joint venture combines the production technologies and quality of Kewpie Corporation with the vegetable procurement capabilities of the National Federation of Agricultural Co-operative Associations (JA Zen-Noh), leveraging the strengths of both to their utmost.
As a manufacturer of salad vegetable products for commercial use, primarily focusing on salad vegetables eaten raw, such as lettuce and cabbage, it strives in its vegetable processing plants to combine the interests of producers and consumers, providing healthier lifestyles through vegetable processing.

SARUTAHIKO COFFEE

Sarutahiko Coffee is a specialty coffee shop that began in Ebisu, Tokyo.
Our goal is to be a coffee shop that brings a smile to your face with just one cup of coffee.
We treat each and every cup of coffee with the greatest of care, from bean selection to roasting and brewing.
We can put smiles on the faces of our customers.
We won't spare any effort in our quest to achieve this.
We'll keep on working diligently until we have produced a chain reaction of smiles that has the whole world beaming.

KAGOME

As Japan's largest tomato processor, Kagome is a company unlike any other in the world, with an integrated value chain that spans from agriculture to manufacturing, processing, and sales.
It is tackling the issues of extending healthy lifespans, promoting agriculture, revitalizing the countryside, and solving global food shortages, and aims to evolve from a "tomato company" to a "vegetable company."
It will continue to expand its business scope, predict societal changes, and reflect the needs of the times in its business strategies as it contributes to the solution of social problems, both in Japan and around the world.

EITARO

Eitaro Sohonpo

Eitaro Sohonpo was founded in 1818.
This Japanese confectionary manufacturer and seller is headquartered in Nihombashi, Tokyo.
It is the oldest Japanese confectionary store in the National Confectionery Industry Association.
It's products include candies; unbaked, semi-baked, and baked confectionary; mitsumame sweets; rice confectionary; and more.
It's clients are diverse, from department stores, mass retailers, and the transport market to shrines and temples.
It has a culture of discovering new things by learning from the past, and its production site combines the latest devices with time-tested traditional technologies and equipment.

TULLY’S

Tully's is a specialty coffee shop from Seattle.
It uses carefully selected coffee beans from around the world, roasts them in Japan, and brews each and every espresso fresh, using a manually operated machine, when an order is placed.
It pursues the highest level of quality in all its operations.
It offers a drink menu with approximately 30 drinks, as well as a lineup of foods that go well with coffee, like sweets and hot meals.

TREE OF LIFE Co.,Ltd.

Tree of Life

Tree of Life imports carefully selected organic herbs, essential oils, and plant oils from partner farms in 51 countries.
It also manufactures, processes, wholesales, and sells herbs, aromatherapy products, and superfoods.
In addition to its 120 directly operated shops nationwide, it also operates an herb garden, salons, and culture schools.
It proposes a wide range of ways to enjoy "herbal life."

HORIUCHI FRUIT FARM Co.,Ltd.

Horiuchi Fruit Farm

Horiuchi Fruit Farm was founded in 1903.
It specializes in growing fruits in the vast mountains of Yoshino, Nara Prefecture, led by the 6th generation descendant of its founder.
It supplies processed foods made with generous amounts of fresh fruits, and is dedicated to using ripe fruit grown in Japan.
The flavor and fragrance of its dry fruits fill your mouth with every bite you take.
It's jams have juicy chunks of fruit.
It's syrups go down smooth.
Horiuchi Fruit Farm brings you fruits in all their delicious glory.

HOUSE WELLNESS FOODS CORPORATION

HOUSE WELLNESS FOODS

Led by the corporate philosophy of “to serve for a healthier life tomorrow,” we create products that support the health of our customers.
These consist of nutritional products, focused on vitamins, products that provide vigor, focused on spices, and products that maintain good health, focused on products containing HK L-137 lactobacillus.
Through our business activities, anchored by these three core areas, we provide people with products that offer both health and delicious flavor, supporting healthier lives tomorrow.

Nanzan-en Tea Corporation

Nanzan-en

Nanzen-en is the creator of the Nishio Matcha local specialty brand.
It began as a tea farm in the mid-1930s, and is now one of Japan’s few integrated tea companies, continuing to grow tea but also using its tea to make its own matcha.
Nanzan-en has hygienic production facilities that meet international food safety standards, and it makes its matcha using traditional mills, producing the highest quality matcha.
It is drawing out the potential of matcha in new ways, supplying Nishio Matcha, a Japanese specialty, both inside Japan and abroad.

THE ALLEY

The Alley, whose concept is “It’s time for Tea,” is a tea brand from Taiwan with locations around the world, including New York, Paris, and London.
It uses carefully selected tea leaves and serves creative tea drinks and a menu of foods and sweets that go well with tea.

YamashinSangyo Co., Ltd

YamashinSangyo

YamashinSangyo provides new value using sweets ingredients made from cherry blossoms.
We turn cherry blossoms which are a wonder to behold into cherry blossoms that are a wonder to savor, bringing people new happiness through our cherry blossom sweets.
Through our business activities, we contribute to our industry and society at large. We help carry on and develop Japanese culinary culture, especially cherry blossom-related culinary culture, and Japanese culture itself, such as Japan’s cherry blossom culture, which has developed tremendously through the country’s long era of peace.

Daichi no oyatsu

“Daichi No Oyatsu” was formed in 2012 as a collaboration between Japanese sweets maker Matchin and long-standing oil wholesaler Yamamoto Sataro Shoten.
These bold yet gentle sweets convey the bounty of the earth from Gifu to all reaches of Japan.

KOMEDA’S Coffee／Komeda Co., Ltd.

This full-service coffee shop from Nagoya is famous for its Komeda Blend of coffee, painstakingly brewed from coffee beans selected by Komeda, and its Shiro-Noir, a piping hot Danish bread topped with soft-serve ice cream.
It strives to be the “town living room,” providing customers with a welcoming and relaxing decor featuring comfortable sofas and warm interiors of wood and brick.

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