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What’s New
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL! We thank all of you for supporting us last year. MJBL foundation will keep moving…
In August, we held an offline gathering at an organic restaurant in Tokyo with our four MJBL scholars. The fir…
Indian trainees supported by MJBL are working at a mini tomato farm in Aso City, Kumamoto Prefecture. I visite…
People
“I chose MJBL because we share
the same mission. I want to
create job opportunities using
the agriculture industry
when I return home to Tanzania.”
Issa Abrahaman Kachenje
(MJBL Scholar, Tanzania)
“When I learn new things,
I want to share them with my mother
as soon as possible.
When I return home from Japan,
I want to teach all kinds of people
about strawberries.
I won’t mind sharing my experience
for free because I know not everyone
will have this opportunity.”
Shahansila Zimba Lama
(MJBL Apprentice, Nepal)
Our Stories
In October, I met up with Mr. Kamada in Kumamoto, who is the director of Lohiacorp Japan Training, a sending o…
In August, we held an offline gathering at an organic restaurant in Tokyo with our four MJBL scholars. The fir…
Indian trainees supported by MJBL are working at a mini tomato farm in Aso City, Kumamoto Prefecture. I visite…
First meet-up of strawberry farming mentors
In July, we visited Ms. Shahansila and Ms. Shuvalaxmi, Nepalese trainees at Suzuki Strawberry Farm in Utsunomi…
Indian trainees visiting the governor of Kumamoto Prefecture
MJBL’s project in Kumamoto Prefecture is the “Grant Program for Farmers who train Technical Intern…
Nepalese Interns Arrived in Japan part 2
Following Ram and Dinesh, Shahansila and Shuvalaxmi, strawberry farmers in Kakani Village in Nepal made it to …
Who We Are
“Creating better lives
through opportunities.”
We began our journey determined to
create jobs in Nepal after the tragedy of
the great earthquake.
We hope to expand our on-the-ground
experience to developing countries
around the world.