Consulting business

Business of improving nanobubble aquaculture technology
Kenya

Tilapias, the fish eaten mainly in Africa, are often cultivated. However, the aquaculture technology which is on the way of development sometimes is of low productivity and sometimes leads to unhygienic condition. In Africa, where the nutrition of seafood has become again highlighted and more people are eating fish, we are engaged in verification to create a system fitted to each locality using the nanobubble technology originated in Japan to eradicate such a condition and to provide many African people with hygienic and reasonable fish.

Business of improving the food preservation technology
Kenya

Since Africa has poor technology for food preservation, such as the cold chain, a significant amount of food is being disposed of before being consumed as it cannot reach the places of consumption. If we cannot transport food to distant places, the food must be consumed only around the production places: We will have to disposed the food we produce. To solve this problem we have brought the Japanese technology of vacuum packing into Africa, and is endeavoring to verify what kind of usage is effective and build up a new business model.

Business of developing fishery products
Kenya

The fish people in many African countries such as Kenya, Ethiopia and Rwanda are eating, centers at tilapia, a freshwater fish. They eat very little saltwater fish. They usually cook them by deep-frying without batter or baking in a casserole. There may be a variety of ways of cooking the fish, however, they do not know any other ways as they have not developed those. We, therefore, are considering development of new edible fish along with the ways of developing products of ground fish flesh and manufacturing them. Our attention is focused on the fact that the ground fish flesh products are highly preservable and can be made of a wider variety of fish.
In Kenya, we have had local people taste the fish sausage, which was very well accepted.

Business of selling crime prevention systems
Ethiopia

In Africa, many countries are still struggling to secure safety.
The instability in safety is not as small as in Japan: There are anti-government forces, conflicts between religions or races, terrorism, vicious crimes like mugging and murder, as well as minor crimes like theft and extortion. To maintain safety in Africa should lead not only to the citizens’ secured lives, but to the development of Africa through encouraging tourism, investment, advance by corporations, etc. from overseas. We are, therefore, endeavoring to sell crime prevention systems that allows us to detect suspicious persons in advance.

Business of improving wastewater treatment
Kenya

In Africa, a large amount of industrial wastewater is discharged into rivers without being sufficiently processed. The unprocessed wastewater released in the upper reaches may devastate the health of the people living around the lower reaches and cause environmental pollution to. Nevertheless, since wastewater treatment requires much amount of money, they cannot arrange the system as they do in industrialized nations. To solve this problem, we are making endeavor in such activities as local inspection, introduction, technological and cost-related verification, etc. so that we will introduce the reasonable and highly cost effective wastewater treatment technology of Japan, including basic knowhow for discharged water processing and the nanobubble technology, to Africa.

Business of export of construction materials and machinery, and industrial wastewater treatment
Rwanda

There is a boom in construction in Africa at present, following the high economic growth. However, the people depend most of the construction materials and construction machinery on imports, there is a serious problem of the increasing construction costs and delay in construction schedule, and therefore they cannot catch up with the development in the economy. In addition, because wood is used as construction material for conventional construction methods, there are many cases in which safety during construction is jeopardized or defective construction occurs and, furthermore, there now is a serious problem of insufficient construction craftsmen. We are endeavoring to introduce the reasonable and high-quality construction materials and machinery of Japan, aiming at being helpful in African growth through proposals for the educational system for construction technology.