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We hope to help other areas around the WORLD, not just in Japan.
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I want to promote organic agricultural methods in the developing countries.
Interviewed & written by Isao Tokuhashi Mail to: itokuhashi@myeyestokyo.com Donald Nordeng (USA) Organic certification organization president (He’s been in Japan since ’88) These days our interest in organic products is increasing here in Japan. Japanese people are said to be those who have been enjoying the beauty of nature since the dawn of time. And especially women have a desire to maintain their healthy and beautiful skin. My Eyes Tokyo believe these are the reasons we’ve accepted human-friendly and green organic products. We’ve met Donald Nordeng, who runs an organic certification organization, when we interviewed his wife, Elok Halimah, a

We are voices. We are just narrating the world.
Interviewed by Isao Tokuhashi Written by Tomomi Tada & Isao Tokuhashi Mail to: itokuhashi@myeyestokyo.com John Matthews (USA) Radio anchor & reporter (He has been in Japan since 2006) John Matthews – a journalist who usually broadcasts news coverage about Japan via NPR (National Public Radio), America’s non-profit media organization. “Voices have power, voices give us imagination”. He loves reading news and producing his podcast “The Japan Show,” a weekly discussion on news and views in Japan with his Australian expat co-host. John loves radio more than anything. What we could see in him through the conversation is that he