RADIO YAMABON vol.2 guest:USHIO CHOCOLATL 中村真也さん <前半編>

from RADIO YAMABON · host MOUNT COFFEE

2回目となるRADIO YAMABONは、尾道・向島にあるイケてるチョコレート工場「USHIO CHOCOLATL」の社主・中村真也さんを訪ねました。MOUNT COFFEEが、海外の農園視察やイベント出店など、“外へ飛び出す”たくさんのきっかけをくれたウシチョコ  真也さん。今回は、２時間に及んだインタビューを、前半•後半２回にわたりお届けします！前半は、真也さんがヴィーガン!?になったきっかけや、MOUNT COFFEE山本と真也さんの出会い、ともに海外へ視察に出かけた時のエピソードなど、これまでのふたりを振り返るお話です。真也さんがUSHIO CHOCOLATLを始める前におこなった放浪旅や運命の尾道との出会いについてのエピソード、必聴です！！ ※後半編は、8/13にアップ予定です！お楽しみにっ。 THANK YOU!!! USHIO CHOCOLATL!!!

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