HOME Company Profile Takamasa's surimi business TABLE FOR TWO The literal translation of "TABLE FOR TWO" is "two people's dining table." It was created based on the concept of sharing meals between us in developed countries and children in developing countries, transcending time and space . Of the approximately 7 billion people worldwide, approximately 1 billion suffer from obesity and approximately 1 billion suffer from hunger. "TABLE FOR TWO" aims to eliminate this imbalance. For details, please see the TABLE FOR TWO site. In 1998, "Pyilone chantha Tradeing", a manufacturing base for fish paste, which is a raw material for kamaboko, was completed in Yangon, the largest city in Myanmar. After that, the factory that made full use of Japanese technology expanded the fishmeal factory. We process the residue from the surimi manufacturing process while it is fresh, make full use of the fish, and realize a factory with extremely little waste. Takamasa donated a school to Wadi Village in Tanintharyi Region in 2005 as part of giving back to Myanmar in order to become a company that contributes to both Onagawa and Myanmar. The Great East Japan Earthquake struck on March 11, 2011. In Onagawa Town, 80% of the land was leaked, causing unprecedented damage, killing about 1 in 12 people. Among the many support provided from home and abroad, Myanmar, which has achieved democratization but is still developing, was included. The people of Myanmar, a pro-Japanese country, collected as much money as possible and supported them while knowing the difference in prices from Japan. In addition, a memorial service prayer by a high-ranking Buddhist priest in Myanmar was also held in Onagawa, and received special treatment. From the earthquake to reconstruction. From developing countries to development. Is there anything that can be done between the two who are trying to build a future for each other? That idea came in the form of participating in the "TABLE FOR TWO" project with the support of "Marukichi Abe Shoten," "Okasei," and other companies and organizations in Onagawa Town. The money collected from this project will be donated by Takamasa to be delivered to school children in Wadi Village. An assortment of popular Takamasa products. 60 yen per box will be the school lunch for Myanmar children. Product details * Click the product name to see a detailed product description. Sasa Kamaboko : 4 (2 Yoshiji, 2 Ishimochi) Cheese bamboo fish paste : 2 Zao Raisekama : 3 (1 Takamasa, 1 shrimp, 1 Kaibashira) Petit : 2 bags (1 onion bag, 1 easy bag) expiration date 7 days from the date of shipment Main menu home Surimi shop, Takamasa Product list Store list Company Profile Contact Us Related Sites Facebook Twitter Surimi shop, Takamasa Kamaboko TV commercial introduction news list Efforts related to radioactivity Product list online shopping Store list Company Profile Takamasa's surimi business TABLE FOR TWO Another face Domestic surimi business Another face Overseas business Myanmar Photo Gallery Message from the President Voice of employees Privacy policy Specified Commercial Transactions Law Display About logos and link banners Copyright © Takamasa Co., Ltd. All Rights reserved.