Solving problems in our hometown and Fukushima will lead to solving problems in other regions and even overseas.

Ten years have passed since the unprecedented earthquake. Although reconstruction has progressed, Futaba County remains a disaster-stricken area and there are still many challenges ahead. On the other hand, I feel that as a region that will undergo a new transformation, it has limitless potential and could develop into an attractive town. But the same is true in the Nakadori and Aizu regions. Since the earthquake, I have had the opportunity to see various regions, including Minamiaizu, Fukushima, Koriyama, Soma, and Iwaki, and have been able to notice both their charms and hidden challenges. I believe that our role is to help solve these challenges one by one.

Since the earthquake, our company has been supported and encouraged by many people, and has come this far. By utilizing the technology, experience, and wisdom we have cultivated to date to solve the problems facing Futaba County and other disaster-stricken areas, as well as other regions within the prefecture, we are giving back to those who have helped us. We believe this will eventually lead to a "Fukushima Model." In the future, we would like to use our experience to contribute to other regions across Japan and developing countries overseas that face similar challenges. To prepare for that time, we would like to cultivate the ability to see things from multiple perspectives, a willingness to flexibly adopt new ideas, and amazing imagination.

Representative Director Hidefumi Endo