Rontai will exhibit at the "Advanced Construction, Disaster Prevention, and Mitigation Technology Fair in Kumamoto 2024," which will be held at Gran Messe Kumamoto from November 20 (Wednesday) to November 21 (Thursday), 2024. The Advanced Construction, Disaster Prevention, and Mitigation Technology Fair in Kumamoto 2024 is an industrial exhibition aimed at realizing a rich and safe social infrastructure, building disaster prevention, mitigation, and BCP in a wide range of industrial cultures, and promoting wide-area cooperation during disasters. During the two days of the fair, we will showcase a booth centered on domestic seeds (from Aso) that correspond to regional seed varieties. Our employees will be stationed at the booth throughout the event, so please feel free to ask any questions. We look forward to meeting many people. 【Advanced Construction, Disaster Prevention, and Mitigation Technology Fair in Kumamoto 2024】 Date: November 20, 2024 (Wednesday) 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM November 21, 2024 (Thursday) 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Location: Gran Messe Kumamoto Address: 1010 Fukutomi, Mashiki Town, Kamimashiki District, Kumamoto Prefecture Booth: C11 URL: https://www.s-kumamoto.jp/

Our product "Mori no Taro" has been featured on an NHK television program! Mori no Taro is a vegetation mat made from "moku-men" (wood fiber) and "moku-tan-ko" (charcoal powder) derived from thinned wood. The "moku-men" provides erosion prevention, moisture retention, and insulation effects as a covering material, and after decomposition, it improves the soil environment as organic matter! The "moku-tan-ko," due to its porous structure, enhances soil aeration and permeability, improving moisture retention and nutrient retention! This time, Mori no Taro is being introduced in a feature about the Yoshino Wooden Chopsticks Cooperative Association in Nara Prefecture, which supplies the moku-men. You can watch the video on the "NHK Nara Broadcasting Station Nara Navi HP"! ↓↓↓ Here is the URL ↓↓↓ https://www.nhk.or.jp/nara/program/hajimari/index.html Please take a look at the wonderful technology of traditional "Yoshino split chopsticks" that utilizes thinned wood, and the effective use of wood chips generated during the manufacturing process in Mori no Taro!