Development of New Food Service and Retail Formats at Parking Areas
First written in FY2018-Q1. 8 of 16 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2018-Q2. Latest entry: FY2023.
40 other companies' latest entry also says "Advanced".
- FY2023AdvancedAnnual report
「In its other businesses, the company actively set up the “Oimo to Lemonade” food truck at events, commercial facilities and pop-up shops in Ishikawa Prefecture. The truck sells sweets and other products developed in collaboration with local companies using Ishikawa's specialty sweet potatoes, and the company worked to raise awareness.」
The company sold products made with regional ingredients in collaboration with local companies and set up at events, commercial facilities and pop-up shops in the prefecture to raise awareness. - FY2023-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「The “Oimo to Lemonade” food truck sold limited-time products including “Halloween Sweet Daigaku Imo” and “Halloween Sweet Imo-bo.” By actively setting up at events, commercial facilities and pop-up shops in Ishikawa Prefecture, the company is raising awareness.」
The company sold seasonal products through its food truck and worked to raise awareness by setting up at events, commercial facilities and pop-up shops in the prefecture. - FY2023-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Outside the ramen and Japanese-food divisions, the company sells “Gyoza Set Meals” using the popular dumplings from 8番らーめん at its Tokumitsu Parking Area restaurants, as well as collaboration menus with local companies, including “Jumbo Kanikama Udon and Soba” and “Karaage Set Meals.” It is also developing and selling products that highlight the qualities of regional ingredients, including “Mala Mixed Noodles” made with local Kensaki Namba peppers and “Hobo Imo Kanazawa Yuzu Butter,” a new-style snack made with the juice of Kanazawa yuzu.」
In addition to selling collaboration menus with local companies at Tokumitsu Parking Area, the company advanced the development and sale of products using Kensaki Namba peppers and Kanazawa yuzu. - FY2022-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Outside the ramen and Japanese-food divisions, the company sold “Jewel Imo” and “Imo-bo,” made with sweet potatoes from Ishikawa Prefecture, through its food truck, and developed and sold “Eat-it Mettajiru Set Meal” and “Mattō Tomato Ramen,” made with seasonal local ingredients.」
The company gave concrete form to sales and product development outside its existing businesses by selling Ishikawa sweet-potato products through its food truck and developing and selling new products made with local ingredients. - FY2022-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Outside the ramen and Japanese-food divisions, the company sold “Ouchi de Danran Hors d'Oeuvres” and “Mattō Tomato Frozen Noodles,” made with seasonal local ingredients, and opened the “Oimo to Lemonade” food truck, beginning sales in Ishikawa Prefecture.」
In addition to its existing roadside station and parking-area businesses, the company sold products made with local ingredients and opened the “Oimo to Lemonade” food truck, beginning sales within the prefecture. - FY2021RestatedAnnual report
「Outside the ramen and Japanese-food businesses, the company operates the food court at the roadside station Megumi Hakusan and the food-service and retail section at Tokumitsu Parking Area on the Hokuriku Expressway. It also promotes local production for local consumption by selling prepared foods made with local ingredients, including “Gorojima Kintoki Sweet Potato Jewel Daigaku Imo,” and its original “Hachilemo” lemonade.」
The company continues to sell products made with local ingredients and promote local production for local consumption through its roadside station and parking-area food-service and retail businesses. - FY2021-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Outside its ramen and Japanese-style dining formats, the Company operates the food court at the roadside station “Megumi Hakusan” and the food-service and retail areas at the Tokumitsu Parking Area on the Hokuriku Expressway, where it promotes local production for local consumption by selling prepared foods made with local ingredients, including “Gorojima Kintoki Sweet Potato Jewels,” and the lemonade “Hachilemo.”」
In the roadside station and parking-area businesses, the company sold prepared foods made with local ingredients and lemonade, giving concrete form to its commitment to local production for local consumption. - FY2021-Q1Reduced hours and store closures due to COVID-19Annual report
「In addition to its ramen and Japanese-style dining formats, the Company operated the food court at the roadside station “Megumi Hakusan” and the food-service and retail areas at the Tokumitsu Parking Area on the Hokuriku Expressway with shortened operating hours due to requests to refrain from going out and from travelling across prefectural borders. Pepper Lunch outlets were also forced to close because the shopping malls themselves suspended operations.」
The roadside station and parking area formats operated with shortened hours, while Pepper Lunch outlets closed because the shopping malls suspended operations. - FY2020-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「In addition to its ramen and Japanese-style dining formats, the Company operates the food court at the roadside station “Megumi Hakusan” and the food-service and retail areas at the Tokumitsu Parking Area on the Hokuriku Expressway, and has opened a new Pepper Lunch outlet at Aeon Mall Takaoka, bringing the total to 3 outlets.」
In addition to its existing roadside station and parking area formats, the Company expanded its multi-format operations by opening a new Pepper Lunch outlet at Aeon Mall Takaoka. - FY2020-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「In addition to its ramen and Japanese-style dining formats, the Company operates the food court at the roadside station “Megumi Hakusan,” the food-service and retail areas at the Tokumitsu Parking Area on the Hokuriku Expressway, and Pepper Lunch outlets at Aeon Mall Shin-Komatsu and Aeon Mall Kahoku.」
The Company continues to operate its roadside station, parking area and Pepper Lunch formats. - FY2019-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「At the food court of the roadside station “Megumi Hakusan,” which opened this year, the Company operates “Chisan Hyakuzen Fudo Pia,” a new business format offering game dishes, noodles, rice bowls and other items.」
The Company continues to operate the new business format at the food court of the roadside station “Megumi Hakusan,” offering game dishes, noodles and rice bowls. - FY2019-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The retail area at the Tokumitsu Parking Area on the Hokuriku Expressway continues to expand its product range, offering traditional Japanese sweets, delicacies and beverages from long-established local stores in Ishikawa, as well as the Company’s own products and collaboration products.」
The retail area at the Tokumitsu Parking Area continues to expand its range of local products, the Company’s own products and collaboration products. - FY2019-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The retail area at the Tokumitsu Parking Area on the Hokuriku Expressway continues to expand its product range, offering traditional Japanese sweets, delicacies and beverages from long-established local stores in Ishikawa, as well as the Company’s own products and collaboration products.」
The retail area at the Tokumitsu Parking Area continues to expand its product range, including the Company’s own products and collaboration products. - FY2018-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「As a new business format, the food-service and retail areas at the Tokumitsu Parking Area on the Hokuriku Expressway, which began operations in April, were renovated and reopened in July under the new brand “Kanazawa 8 Kitchen” in both directions. The food-service area sells Hachiban Ramen’s signature Yasai Ramen, rice bowls made with local ingredients using the expertise of the Japanese-style dining outlets, and Kanazawa curry. The retail area sells the Company’s own Hachiban Men Kobo products, traditional Japanese sweets from long-established local stores, and delicacies and beverages made with ingredients from the prefecture.」
At “Kanazawa 8 Kitchen” in the Tokumitsu Parking Area, the Company continues to sell products from its existing brands, food products made with local ingredients, and its own products and products from Ishikawa Prefecture. - FY2018-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「As a new business format, the food-service and retail areas at the Tokumitsu Parking Area on the Hokuriku Expressway, which began operations in April, were renovated and reopened in July under the new brand “Kanazawa 8 Kitchen” in both directions. The food-service area newly offers Hachiban Ramen’s signature Yasai Ramen, as well as rice bowls using local ingredients and Kanazawa curry, drawing on the expertise of the Japanese-style dining outlets. The retail area sells traditional Japanese sweets from long-established local stores, along with delicacies and beverages made from ingredients produced in the prefecture.」
The food-service and retail areas at the Tokumitsu Parking Area were renovated and reopened in both directions as “Kanazawa 8 Kitchen,” offering products made with local ingredients and products from Ishikawa Prefecture. - FY2018-Q1First statedAnnual report
「As a new business format, the Company began operating food-service and retail areas at the Tokumitsu Parking Area on the Hokuriku Expressway, in both directions. Leveraging expertise developed through its food-service business and its experience serving local communities, the Company is working to create an attractive space centered on the character of Kanazawa, Kaga and Noto in Ishikawa Prefecture and to provide food offerings.」
The Company began operating food-service and retail areas at a parking area as a new business format, drawing on its food-service expertise and local community experience to highlight the character of Ishikawa Prefecture.