FOOD INCUBATION

With Food at the Center,
Facing Society Together.
Since establishing the Food Hub Project, an agricultural corporation that solves local agricultural and food issues, Monosus has been involved in many food-related social issue-solving projects, including corporate and school cafeterias.
Launching food businesses while interacting with local people and tackling issues by leveraging our wide network of chefs and other producers. This is our idea of social incubation for food.
Brand
Owned Brands
While engaging with local people, we will create places and continue to address social issues.

Yoyogi, TokyoFarmMart & Friends
Connecting people living in the city with small local craftspeople.
Donuts / Grocery

Kiyosumi Shirakawa, TokyoKINOKO SOCIAL CLUB
Rethinking urban food systems through mushrooms.
Mushroom cultivation / Mushroom fast food / Mushroom workshop
Collective Brands
Collaborating with food specialists to create positive social change.
Partner Brands
Utilizing our experience in dealing with food issues, we will create with our partners

Kamiyama, TokushimaKamiyama National College of Technology Marugoto Cafeteria
2023 〜
The school lunch with the highest local sourcing rate in Japan
Production

Kumamoto, Kurokawa OnsenAu Pan & Coffee
2024 〜
Local bakery
Production / Product development

Mashiko, TochigiStarnet
2024 〜
A cafe connected to the local community
Cafe production
Our approach
Sharing meals, sharing views, sharing conversations.
When we take on a project, we prioritize spending time together. We cook and eat with the people who create brands and stores, clients, in-house members, and external partners. We engage in dialogues as we share experiences.
While often deprioritized for the sake of efficiency, we believe that these small moments build strong relationships for collaborative projects, and create a shared vision.
Works
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- AOKI Hazuki
- OKAZAKI Chiharu
- eatrip unit leader
- TOMITA Riko
- Storemanager
- MANABE Taichi
- CEO
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"Bakery seeds that connect with the local community" from Kamiyama-cho, Tokushima to "Au Pan & Coffee" in Kurokawa Onsen, Kumamoto. An interview with Daisuke Sasagawa of the Food Hub Project.

I want to cook the vegetables that farmers have carefully tended in the most delicious way possible. Interview with Kamaya Chef Ai Shimizu

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