Web Shop open for one year! Thank you!!
It's been a year since our Web Shop opened! (To be precise, 1 year and 3 months... Time really flies!)
Just as a baby grows remarkably in its first year, it was a very significant year for TAISETSU COFFEE, which is still young since its birth.
It was a very significant year.
TAISETSU COFFEE is a tiny drip coffee brand born from "Roaster Coaster," a small self-roasted coffee shop in Higashikawa Town.
We started by selling drip coffee at our shop,
and then we were able to place our products at Michikusa-kan, a roadside station in Higashikawa Town, at a general store in Asahikawa City, and even at the souvenir shop at Asahikawa Airport, greatly increasing our recognition among everyone.
What TAISETSU COFFEE excels at is
"the beauty of its packaging."
We even had the opportunity to create original packaging!
The original packaging ordered recently featured an illustration drawn by a child with a message of gratitude. The request was to "distribute it to those who have been supportive to coincide with graduation."
With the child's signature, the illustration's unique style, which can only be drawn at this age, makes it a truly one-of-a-kind drip coffee for both the child and their family!
Knowing that it will be a cherished memory for the family warmed our hearts.
In addition,
* Original design drip coffee commemorating the 10th anniversary of a cafe in Sapporo,
* Original packaging limited to a ski resort in Niseko.
And when a couple, for whom we created caricature drip coffee as a wedding favor, requested caricature drip coffee for their baby, it was an exceptional joy for us.
Although it's been gradual, the power of social media seems to have played a big role in helping people know about the drip coffee we make in a corner of Higashikawa Town.
We've been active on Facebook and Instagram for several years, but we recently started a Twitter account!
We're delighted by the direct responses we receive from people all over the country.
We've also found that people are interested in hearing about the daily life of our small town.