I first came across this company around 2010 when I was a delivery person for Biochromato.

While working as a sole proprietor for the post office, he also participates in a light freight transport network made up of young people.

By sharing work, we increased the number of clients.

At the time, Biochromato was a trading company specializing in physicochemical equipment and had many customers.

I found out they were looking for a driver who could work 8 hours a day, so I started working as a staff member at Biochromato twice a week.

Now we deliver to the destination.

On days when deliveries were completed early, I helped out with miscellaneous tasks within the company and began to learn the back office.

I heard rumors that the Kurume office would be closing.

The president asked me to help out as work was being concentrated at the head office.

I left the deliveries to Kikuchi, who was working with me in the light freight transport business, and I took on the task of organizing invoices and keeping inventory lists.

Then I heard the president say, "From now on, it's our own products!"

For Biochromato, which was a trading company at the time, this was a time for a major change in business direction.

I thought, "It's a rare experience to be able to see the future the president envisions and at the same time get work!" so I said, "I can do a little more," and started helping out with production.

Before I knew it, I had become the production manager.