RADIO YAMABON vol.35 guest: STANDART 編集長室本寿和さん

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今回のRADIO YAMABONは、私たちも読者としていちファンでもある、雑誌「STANDART」の編集長トシさんこと、室本寿和さんを訪ねて福岡へお邪魔してきました！「STANDART」は、コーヒー好きであれば、毎号楽しみにしている人も多いはず！「コーヒー」が軸になっている年4回の季刊誌。毎号、そのテーマ選びや質のたかさ、充実の情報量など、並々ならぬクリエイティビティを感じる「STANDART 」について、いちどじっくり聞いてみたい！という長年の思いを実現させるべく、今回インタビューさせていただきました。世界各地に散らばるメンバーによって作り出されている制作の背景や、いかにして１冊を作り上げているかというエピソード、そして、トシさんがSTANDART japanの編集長になるまでのストーリーなど、たっぷり聞いています！今回はその前編です。 STANDARTのファンはもちろん、コーヒー好き、ものづくりに興味のある方、ワールドワイドに働きたい方なんかにもきっとワクワクする内容となっています。お聞き逃しなく！ THANK YOU トシさん>>> STANDART japan

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