

We are pleased to announce that we have been selected as one of 20 companies that are expected to drive the local economy by contributing to the local economy by expanding the circulation of the local economy through transactions and purchases with small and medium enterprises in the prefecture, contributing to local employment, and so on. We feel very honored. We will continue to make efforts to grow with our contribution to the local community in mind.
The Center for Regional Collaboration held a technical research presentation and exchange conference at Miyazaki University. Approximately 230 people from companies and researchers in Miyazaki Prefecture attended the event and deepened their understanding toward the revitalization and advancement of local industries. We reported on our evaluation of the functionality of sturgeon and the development of recipes for athletes. In addition, Mr. Eiji Akiyoshi, Director of the Planning Division of the Kyushu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry, gave a lecture titled "Toward Sustainable Growth of the Kyushu Region: Promoting SDGs Management.
Our employee introduced "Grilled Shira (dolphinfish) in a salted rice pot" in the "Sea Food at Home" corner! For more information, click here → Challenge yourself to make simple sea food at home!
Our work was featured in the June issue of "J2TOP," the newsletter of the Japan Foreign Affairs Research Institute, Inc.
Miyazaki Sturgeon and Miyazaki Caviar Fair has started at Sushi Tora♪
Kitamoro's (Miyakonojo City) Kaisen Hitsumabushi set meal was featured in the June 8, 2019 Miyazaki Nichinichi Shimbun newspaper!
April 21, 2019 Kinoshita-san's "Shirara Sea Bream" was featured in the Miyazaki Nichinichi Shimbun newspaper.
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Miyazaki sturgeon contains many functional ingredients. As part of our efforts to develop a menu, we held a tasting event with Tegevajaro Miyazaki.
On August 30, 2008, Kayoko Tsukiji, President and CEO of our company, gave a lecture at a training session for women directors at a JA (Japanese Agricultural Cooperative) in Miyazaki Prefecture.