Relationships with a region
begin at the table.
We deliver regional cuisine, products, and the stories of producers as a single experience, sparking conversations with local food professionals and the community.
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Regional cuisine
Guests taste the region’s traditional dishes, building interest in the place of origin through experience.
Products
Alongside the food, we introduce regional products, naturally creating an entry point for purchasing and trade.
Stories
We share the backgrounds of producers and the history of the land, sparking conversation with the local community.
Kyodo Dinner Kumamoto Edition
Held with about 60 local food service and cultural professionals and Nikkei guests with roots in Kumamoto. Nishida, on stage in samurai attire, proposed a toast with Kumamoto’s traditional akazake (red sake), joined by Sake Samurai Alexandre Iida. The chef’s special course featured Kumamoto products such as basashi (horse sashimi), karashi renkon (mustard-stuffed lotus root), sake, and rice crackers. One guest with Kumamoto roots brought an ancestor’s emigration certificate and spoke of longing for the homeland. We also received congratulatory words from the office of House of Councillors member Yoshifumi Matsumura, and the event was covered by local media.
Kyodo Dinner Hiroshima Edition
As the second edition following Kumamoto, we served a course featuring Hiroshima products such as Hiroshimana pickles, gansu (fried fish cake), and grilled conger eel. Composed as one continuous experience from appetizers through the main course and dessert, it brought Hiroshima’s food culture to local food professionals and the community, including members of the Hiroshima Prefectural Association. As with the Kumamoto Edition, it was covered by local media, and guests responded with deep emotion, reminded of their ancestral home.
Delivering regional value that exhibitions struggle to convey—through food, conversation, and experience.
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Target, budget, and timing can still be undecided. We will help you sort out what is known and what is yet to be decided.
Plan an edition for your region