Book (Practical) Nihon Essay Essay Tokyo Univ. Graduate Takes Over Grandfather's Rice Field, Takes On Life of Farmer on the Brink of Closure

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Nihon Essay / Essay "I want to protect my grandfather's rice." A 26-year-old Tokyo University graduate who succeeded a rice farm that was about to go out of business. The total number of followers exceeded 200000 in 3 months after opening an SNS account. It became a book of real stories about how he struggled to protect his grandfather's rice and Japanese food. Once he saw his grandfather suffering from farming management, he decided not to become a farmer and entered Tokyo University. He wanted to get a job at a large company in the future and go on a stable path. Just before that, he came to know that his family's farming business was on the verge of going out of business. - My grandfather's rice is dying. The condition to succeed as a farmer is 150000 years old. I have 0 experience in farming. But I don't want to give up. I want to protect my grandfather's rice. A 25-year-old Tokyo University graduate took over his grandfather's rice field. His passion travels through SNS, and before long, he will change the future of agriculture by changing the dining table of Japan.