川本 咲子
Sakiko Kawamoto
Unravel the "commonplace" and reweave values.
I am a person who likes to eat at heart.
That's why through my experiences of being overweight or unable to eat, I have keenly realized that "food" is the most important foundation for shaping myself.
Walking around various regions of Japan through work.
There were countless charms that should shine that even the locals were not aware of. The frustration of "why doesn't such a wonderful thing get the light?" I wanted to scoop up that buried value and redesign it into a form that blends into modern life.
Liberating porridge from the stereotype of "healing food" is also a step forward.
What you think is really good. And in a way that the feelings of people who love materials are rewarded. Believing in such sincere manufacturing, we will weave value step by step.