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With the people, places,

and cultures that surround cacao.

 

Moving through those connections.

Where different perspectives meet,

new expressions of cacao emerge.

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Gastronomy

Creating new expressions of cacao with the world's top chefs. A collaboration with The Jane — a Michelin-starred restaurant in Antwerp, Belgium.

The theme: Ichigo Ichie. A Japanese philosophy that no moment can ever be repeated — not even with the same ingredients, the same space, the same people. That fleeting singularity, expressed through cacao.

Together with chefs and cacao specialists, we create a space where cacao and Japanese philosophy meet.

Origins

As a cacao specialist, standing in the origins of the world.

Where each bean is grown,

and by whose hands — knowing this deepens the experience of every cup.

The terroir of each region. The stories of those who grow it.

Solomon Islands

Where cacao’s origins converge.

 

Cameroon

The systems and international efforts behind quality cacao.

 

Dominican Republic

The place where Cacaogoto began.

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Exhibitions

Bringing a Japanese perspective to the global cacao and chocolate scene.

Where cacao meets Japanese culture, around the world.

Salon du Chocolat — Paris

Where it all began 

Chocoa — Amsterdam

Speaking to the world 

Chocolate Festival — Melbourne

Chocolate as culture 

Chocola — Porto

Questions and connections 

Cacao Cultural Activities

Working to advance cacao culture through the operation of the Japan Bean-to-Bar Association.

Connecting origins with domestic brands, opening up the flow of cacao.

Beyond individual activities — building a foundation for cacao as culture.

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For those who wish to create new experiences and moments with cacao.

In restaurants, hotels, brands, and events,

we explore new expressions of cacao within spaces and food.

From curating experiences and food eventsto product development and connections with cacao origins.

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