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Tabete

Tabete

We believe in openness and transparency. Every idea, solution and opportunity is openly explored and shared.

Tabete (たべて, 食べて) means “please eat” in Japanese. It’s an invitation, a welcoming gesture. By including this element, we’re extending a metaphorical invitation for you to join us at the table, to partake in the feast of ideas, creativity and collaboration we offer.

In essence, Tabete represents an open invitation to collaborate, to nourish ideas and to grow together. It’s about feeding innovation, fuelling connections and making sure that everyone has a place - at our table and on our team.

Kotatsu

Kotatsu

A kotatsu (こたつ, 炬燵) is a traditional Japanese heated table, a place where people gather to share warmth, meals and conversations. It’s a symbol of comfort, connection and togetherness.

In the spirit of Tabete, Kotatsu represents our shared space. A welcoming environment where ideas are exchanged, creativity is nurtured and collaboration thrives. Just as a kotatsu brings people together, our platform is designed to foster a sense of community and belonging.

Here, at our Kotatsu, we invite you to join us in sharing the feast of innovation and collaboration. It’s a place where everyone has a seat and every voice is valued. Together, let’s create something meaningful and impactful.

Shichirin

Shichirin

A shichirin (しちりん, 七輪) is a compact charcoal grill you break out for yakitori, roasted sweet‑potatoes, or late‑night balcony barbecues. You fire it up only when needed, share the sizzle, then let the coals cool.

Inside the Tabete Community, Shichirin is our pop‑up test kitchen – the space for rapid prototypes and quick experiments. We spark an idea, grill it together while it’s hot, taste, tweak and move on.

Pull up your skewer, throw something on the grill and let’s see what flavours we invent next.


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