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Visited Prolife Foods in New Zealand
Denshoku CEO Koji and I visited New Zealand last week. The purpose was to visit Prolife Foods in Hamilton. In Cambridge.Cambridge is the birthplace of our Manuka honey brand, Haddrell’s & Cambridge. We also saw the queen bee rearing. There is only one queen in a hive. Raising a healthy queen is the key to producing high-quality Manuka honey. The hives of premium Manuka honey are deep in the mountains, so we got there by helicopter.The hives also need to be transported by helicopter. We also visited the Manuka honey factory.Tom, who has been in charge of our business, is …
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Meal Prep System “TidyBoard” crowdfunding campaign
We have launched a crowdfunding campaign for Meal Prep System “TidyBoard” on Makuake. TidyBoard keeps you organized and your kitchen clean. Never worry about where to put scraps or discarded produce — keep your space clean and orderly with TidyBoard. TidyBoard – Makuake
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Water generating planter “dewplanter” crowdfunding campaign
We have launched a crowdfunding campaign for the water generating planter “dewplanter” on Makuake. Dewplanter uses its patented technology to take care of all your plant’s hydration needs by watering itself using condensation from moisture in the air, so you won’t have to do a single thing. US Patent No. 10750686. dewplanter – Makuake
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Gary, President of Altus Brands, known as the Pro Ears brand of electronic hearing protection earphones, visited Japan with his family from the U.S.I showed them around my hometown, Nara City, and they enjoyed seeing the Great Buddha at Todaiji Temple, Kasuga Shrine, and the deer in Nara Park.
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AI sound amplifying earbuds XROUND HEAR – Makuake crowdfunding campaign
We have launched XROUND HEAR on Makuake today. We sell HEAR in the Japanese market under an exclusive distribution agreement with Taiwan’s XROUND. HEAR does not just make ambient sound louder but also measures hearing with an app and optimizes it through audiograms tailored to the user’s needs. XROUND HEAR project – Makuake
