Kazufumi brings a structured, data-driven approach to business growth, shaped by his engineering background and experience as CMO of a fast-growing IT startup.

He has led growth across software development, UI/UX, sales, and marketing, helping increase revenue by over 200%. At Nippon Television's President's Office, he launched a character business that quickly went viral across Japan through a strategic mix of social media, traditional media, and cultural timing.

His work is still seen across Japan today.

Kazufumi approaches every project through research, data, and structured problem-solving - because real growth is built, not guessed.

Albert is a brand strategist, marketer, and operator with experience scaling businesses across industries and cultures.

He helped grow a startup from 5 to over 200 staff, contributing to its recognition as Amazon Canada's New Business of the Year. In 2019, he brought Kyoto Katsugyu to Toronto, launching its first North American flagship and turning it into one of the franchise's most profitable locations.

He also built a digital presence of nearly 1 million followers and earned a YouTube Silver Play Button, setting a new standard for content-driven growth in Canada's restaurant scene.

With roots in Japan and Taiwan, and deep experience in North America, Albert helps brands grow across cultures, markets, and borders.

Keisuke was born in Hokkaido, raised in Tokyo, and later moved to Toronto, bringing nearly a decade of culinary and management experience from Japan.

Since then, he has helped strengthen leading Japanese restaurants in Canada, including Kyoto Katsugyu, and supported Kappo Sato in becoming one of the fastest restaurants in Toronto to receive a Michelin star.

With deep connections in Japan, Keisuke supports brands through market research, partnership development, franchise communication, and cross-cultural business expansion.

Beyond restaurants, he built his personal media channel to over 2 million followers in just over a year - proving the power of authentic storytelling, cultural understanding, and content that connects.

Hidetaka approaches marketing as a storyteller first. With a background spanning cell biology, acting, and content creation, he brings an unusual perspective to understanding what captures attention - and what makes people remember.

After leaving science, he built his own creative practice working hands-on with Toronto businesses, writing, shooting, editing, and developing their organic social presence. Raised between Tokyo and Canada, he works fluidly across Japanese and English, helping brands communicate naturally across both cultures.

For Hidetaka, great content starts before the camera turns on. It starts by finding the brand's real voice (声), then telling its story in a way people genuinely connect with.