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Born and raised in the area, I became aware of the need to protect and connect with this landscape.

It was through the influence of my parents, who have been viticulturists, that I became more aware of my desire to protect this land.

I import a French cognac called AUDRY.

When the president of AUDRY came to visit me, he told me, "My grandchildren will sell the products I make."
This is a completely different time scale from the semiconductor business.
When I heard this story, I decided to start a business division that could transcend the generations.

I am the fourth generation owner of my parents' vineyard.
I realized that taking over the vineyard and launching a wine business would be a way to connect the generations.
We converted the parking lot of the semiconductor plant back into a vineyard, and also developed an abandoned vineyard next to the plant into our own vineyard.
On April 23, 2017, we began to produce wines with a distinct terroir using grapes mainly from the vineyards we own.

We desire to make long-aged wines that can be enjoyed 10 years down the road. We believe this will connect this land to the future.