On August 22, Nisshin announced that it had endorsed the activities of the international NGO "Musubi-te" and, as part of its educational support efforts, had sent Japanese picture books and discarded books to India free of charge by air freight.
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The items transported this time include a special picture book in which students from Mukogawa Women's University Junior and Senior High School in Japan have translated Japanese folktales into English, and a large quantity of discarded books that are expected to be used as teaching materials.
Nissin collaborated with its Indian subsidiary, NISSIN ABC LOGISTICS, to handle everything from packaging to local delivery, and the products were delivered to the local base this month.
The books that arrive will be used for read-aloud sessions by teachers and as learning materials for children's independent study.
In the areas where "Connectors" operate, including Bihar in India, there are very few books in schools, and children have limited opportunities to learn.
Nissin decided to provide support for this challenge, believing that it could leverage its logistics network as an international logistics company.
