Thinking of the scenery you can see beyond a cup of coffee. Ogawa Coffee will be hosting a live streaming event with guests Mari Natsuki and Yumiko Bungetsu.

Since its establishment in 1952, the company's mission has been "to make coffee not just a luxury item, but an irreplaceable part of everyday life," and it has been pouring its craftsmanship and passion into every cup of coffee.Ogawa Coffee".

Did you know that while they have contributed to the development of Japanese coffee culture, they have also contributed to the global environment and the livelihood of the producers?

In fact, for several years now, we have been working on a project in support of the Sustainable Development Goals, "Kyoto Ogawa Coffee SDGs DeclarationThe company started the "Fairtrade" program. To date, we have promoted the handling of various certified coffees and the spread of fair trade. Last year, we launched the "Green Coffee Award," which recognizes initiatives that contribute to the expansion of the green market and the achievement of SDGs goals.Green Purchasing AwardsIt has been highly praised by experts, winning the grand prize at the

As part of its activities, starting on the upcoming Thursday, June 24, "Coffee PoemThe ethical campaign is titled "Coffee for All". The campaign will be live-streamed on Youtube with two guests in order to show people how they can contribute to society and nature through their coffee choices.

Mari Natsuki is not only an actress, but also engages in support activities for developing countries.

Poet Yuko Bunzuki has a history of winning the Gendai Shisho Techo Award at the age of just 16.

On the day of the event, actress Mari Natsuki will read a poem that poet Yuko Bunzuki has written on the theme of "Ethical Coffee". Please come and listen to the gentle words spun by the two poets with a cup of coffee in your hand.

Tickets for the live streaming are,this way (direction close to the speaker or towards the speaker)The first 5,000 people to apply will receive three types of coffee from "Coffee Poetry" at home. The first 5,000 people to sign up will receive the three types of coffee that were the subject of the "Coffee Poem" at home. Don't forget to click "like" after watching the video, as the money will be distributed and donated to each certification and support organization according to the number of high ratings of the video.