That's right. I have always been a singer. I was a child who loved to sing, influenced by the fact that everyone in my family was a music lover. You have been performing on stage since you were a student.

I seem to have a louder voice than other people. I have a voice that is as loud as that of people from other countries. I was appreciated for this, so I started singing mainly house music (a genre of music that originated in Chicago, U.S.A.).

I was allowed to sing in front of foreign artists at clubs and at U.S. military bases. I have always lived in the glamorous world of the mirror ball.

When I graduated as a singer, I thought, "I want to open my own small store. That is how FARO's first store, "Yoyogi Honten" came to be. I wanted to create an at-home atmosphere, like a small café in a foreign resort, even though it is located in the city. I wanted to create a store with a homey atmosphere, like a small café in a foreign resort, even though it is located in the city.

That's exactly what it is. Handmade sandwiches that are healthy for both mind and body. Coffee that is our specialty. As I served them to customers, I became more and more involved in the management of the café.

At first I called it a "small shop," but I wasn't satisfied with that (laughs). We wanted more! We opened our second store, "Yokohama Takashimaya", and then our third store, "FARO Yokosuka Port Market". Step by step, we have been expanding the circle of FARO delivery.

From being a singer to running a café. Some may find it strange when they look at my resume, but in my mind, everything is connected: the "day sun" and "night moon" symbols in the FARO logo represent myself with a "day face" and a "night face.

I am sure that my father's influence is a big part of the reason why I have been able to expand my field across genres and industries. He was a man of many talents, and I think I grew up watching his back. The essence of singing, coffee, and management are all the same. I just have to stick to the path I have chosen at the time. While changing fields, I think I am now able to express myself through FARO.

I wanted to open a shop in a port town, which was my long-cherished dream. That is why I wanted to create a restaurant that fits in with the city of Yokosuka. The concept was to create a California-Italian atmosphere. I wanted to give customers the feeling of a breeze blowing through their hearts when they go to a resort. That is my hope.

That's right. I have always loved foreign countries, and when I was singing in clubs, we had customers from the U.S. military, so I was familiar with foreign cultures. Although it is a small detail, we aim to create a "store that lifts your spirits anytime you come in" by placing natural wood in the store interior and changing the decorations and sundries we carry according to the season.

Thank you. Sandwiches are nutritious, one sandwich will fill you up, and the colorful ingredients are so good that you could eat them every day and not get tired of them. You can enjoy looking at it, eating it, and tasting it.

I'm also wondering if women are a bit cautious about these voluptuous sandwiches on dates. They may not be able to lift their mouths and eat well.

But I think "A girl who eats a lot of food looking delicious is the cutest!" .

FARO's concept is "beautiful, fun and healthy". We want people to enjoy meals and café time that make them smile. We make sandwiches with this in mind.

That's right. I had always wanted to use ORIGAMI, so my wish came true! I love using it. I love using it.

Since turquoise is the concept color of the store, it fits perfectly with the atmosphere of the store. It is also popular among customers, who often say, "It's so cute! We often receive comments such as, "It's so cute!

We would like to take on the challenge of expanding overseas. I want people not only in Japan but also around the world to enjoy both sandwiches and coffee. As for sandwiches, since we use Japanese bread, I would like to take on the challenge of spreading Japanese food culture.

Of course, we are not yet as well known as the major coffee makers, and no matter how good the coffee we offer, it is often difficult to get the word out. To be honest, I am not sure if I can do it or not.... I often worry about this.

However, the opening of the "FARO Yokosuka Port Market" store, ORIGAMI's latte cups, and the encounters with each and every one of our staff members were all connected by fate and have brought us to where we are today. I am keenly aware of this fact. In order to connect these relationships to the future, I would like to take the initiative and open up new paths.

I want to make the brand "FARO" spread its wings in the coffee industry!