We transform overseas field experiences into learning programmes, creating "Colorbath experiences" that broaden worldviews. Through practical business development and educational programmes, we contribute to societal enrichment.
Individual actions change society. Society shapes a better future. We believe world-changing movements begin with curiosity and small steps.
Unlike textbook learning with fixed answers, our programmes emerge from real-world projects—dynamic, shapeless, and ever-changing.
Step beyond your current location: listen, think, discuss, visit. Small steps sparked by curiosity transform perspectives and expand worlds.
Through active engagement, viewpoints shift, "aha!" moments emerge, and personal worlds broaden—this is the Colorbath experience.
Practical business implementation in the field, creating sustainable solutions through hands-on experience and real-world problem-solving.
Development of educational programmes that transform field insights into accessible learning experiences for broader audiences.
As society evolves, teachers' and schools' roles are being reconsidered. Let's explore children's education and future together.
Today's convenience versus the planet in 100 years. Through dialogue, let's discover actionable steps, one by one.
Is it employment creation for developing nations, or is Japan being supported? Begin by understanding coexistence around you.

In collaboration with NTT docomo Business Engineering and the Japanese Embassy in Malawi, we hosted a forum focused on social entrepreneurship and innovation. This platform creates collective impact across nations, positions, and organisations.

Collaborating with Japanese technology and local communities in Malawi, this project creates clean drinking water and improves sanitation through solar-powered boilers. Beyond "aid," we're building sustainable business models for expansion across Africa.



Collaboration initiated with Dr Fukuju at Niji Giken Corporation. Fukuoka Malawi Forum held with Malawian Ambassador.
Vision Hacker Award 2021 Grand Prize. JICA Grassroots Support Programme adopted. First solar boiler installed at Mzimba District Hospital.
Health centres utilise boilers for sterilisation and cooking. Village installations for bread, rice, and bathing. Featured in local TV and newspapers.
Ajinomoto Foundation programme adopted. Local solar boiler manufacturing commenced in Malawi, creating employment opportunities.
Converting discarded peanut shells into fuel briquettes—cheaper than firewood, less smoke, protecting forests whilst creating employment.
Addressing malnutrition in 40.9% of under-5 children through enhanced prenatal care and weaning food education (Ajinomoto Foundation, 2022-2024).
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