[MAFF Project Selection] Rescuing Toyama Prefecture, Last in Vegetable Production Value for 41 Consecutive Years, with "Food for Health." Japan Mama-Entrepreneur University Launches "TOYAMA YŌJŌ," a Regional Revitalization Project to Foster Female Entrepreneurs.
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The Japan Mama-Entrepreneur University has joined the "Toyama Terroir Vege Consortium," a project selected by Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF). The initiative, "TOYAMA YŌJŌ," aims to tackle Toyama Prefecture's 41-year streak as the nation's lowest vegetable producer by fostering female entrepreneurs. The project will rebrand local produce as "edible remedies" inspired by Toyama's historical "medicine seller" culture, creating new business opportunities and revitalizing the regional economy.
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