ABOUT US

  • ◆ ABOUT NIJIYA ◆

    We will be "someday a rainbow-like place in this city" in December 2018.

    We opened NIJIYA with such a goal.

    I dreamed of creating a store where I could color "Sumiyoshi", where I was born and raised, and if the local people gathered in this place to make me feel at ease and smile.

    This place, which was originally a parking lot, was turned into a shop by scraping the floor, polishing it, and painting the walls. I broke the newly completed pillar with a tongue and tried aging.

    My three children have always put their enthusiasm and image into building the store.

    Shortly after the opening of the business, even on that day when only three customers came, and on that day when all reservations were canceled due to the spread of the corona, he supported me with a constant smile.

    One day, the people of this city and these children who made me feel lonely will surely become a shop that I can be proud of someday, without forgetting the goals I set in my heart that day, I will continue to hear the voices of customers and staff every day. We will listen and work hard every day so that we can become a "rainbow-like shop in this city someday".

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  • Aiming for delicious appearance and contents!

    I always keep in mind that not only the taste of the food but also the appearance is delicious!

  • Enjoy a lot of meals

    If you get lost in cooking, please feel free to ask the staff!

    Since the dish was created through countless trials, the staff who are familiar with it will guide you.

  • About ...

    I grew up in this town, "Sumiyoshi" from an early age.

    From a young age, he was a curious and junk-filled Onagi River, a kid who loved to search for "treasures."

    Graduated from Keio University Faculty of Law, Department of Law, loves customer service and goes on to the customer service business.

    Received numerous awards and moved abroad after marriage.

    Birth locally. When I was raising children in a foreign country and sometimes worried about cultural differences, it was the local cafe that refreshed my feelings.

    Currently, I am a mother of three children, but from that experience, I wanted to create a place where everyone could feel at ease.

    NIJIYA is my "fourth" important child.

    It's still a baby shop, but I hope to grow one by one, little by little, with the support of our customers and irreplaceable staff.

    Shopkeeper / Masako Sakuma