We deeply understand the importance of food, just as we do of education and welfare.
Eating to survive, eating with someone, thinking of someone and creating something, having someone create something for you, the joy of raising children, the difficulties of raising children—the list goes on and on; these are all inseparable parts of our lives.
At Tsumugiito Meal, we connect with the community and society through various food-related events, aiming to reduce isolation and loneliness among children, parents, the elderly, foreigners, people with disabilities, and their families, and to create a community where fatigue, abuse, and crime are less likely to occur. We will work in cooperation with local residents to implement these practices in the community.