A society where entertainment is more accessible to everyone.
I truly believe that if such a world were to become a reality, there would be no conflicts whatsoever.
Entertainment has the power to soothe not only our own hearts but also those of others, guiding us toward peace. The creative process itself is a condensed “microcosm of life,” filled with joy, conflict, challenges, and growth. That is why, I believe, when people engage with entertainment, they see their own lives reflected in it, come to understand others, and open their hearts.
Even as I write this (April 1, 2026), the world is becoming increasingly chaotic. Through our business, which aims to expand the entertainment market, if we can help bring even a glimmer of light to this chaos, nothing would make me happier.
Over the past few years, our company has focused on strengthening our media business. We are accelerating our efforts to deliver the appeal of entertainment to as many people as possible—not only by further evolving the historic *Confetti*, which has been in publication for 20 years and has published over 250 issues, but also by launching multiple web media outlets and apps, and strengthening our social media presence. We will continue to push forward with even greater momentum.
In the 20-plus years since our founding, society has digitized at a speed beyond imagination. By conventional logic, this was an era when it would have been no surprise to see entertainment—especially real-world experiences—shrink. Yet in reality, the market has actually expanded several-fold over the past 20 years.
Even back then, while I believed that “the world of live entertainment will never disappear,” I cannot deny that I was also trying to convince myself of that. There were certainly people around me who thought that real-world entertainment might follow the same path as film photography, which was forced to exit the stage under the pressure of the digital wave.