Thoughts on a series of overseas business trips in Mauritius

Since the beginning of this year, I have been on business trips to Tuvalu and Mauritius since late January. I have only spent a short time living in Fukushima, Japan. I am deeply aware that I must run a company and be at the forefront of the reconstruction and revitalization of my hometown. While I feel this way, I also sometimes find it important to objectively view my company and my hometown when I'm alone overseas, especially on nights and weekends. The more I think about it, the more I realize the incredible potential my hometown and Fukushima have, and I want to ensure that my company is able to support that potential in any way I can. The more I calm down, the more I feel this way: if we all think and act together, not just with the company, but with my hometown and the precious colleagues I've met, we can create something bright and hopeful, something we can be proud of around the world. Tomorrow, I will look forward. And I will continue my daily jog and clear my mind. It may seem small now, but I believe that if I don't give up and keep thinking, little by little, it will take shape.