Food Tech Co., Ltd., which manufactures and sells sweets in Shimonoseki City, provided 600 bags of rice cakes, and 460 Yuzukichi Daifuku) to support TUFS students who are in need of part-time jobs due to the influence of COVID-19 infection.
　Uryu, Senior Managing Director of Food Tech Co., Ltd., gave a warm greeting saying, "It's a difficult time due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but I hope the students will be well-being by eating sweets." After receiving the Japanese confectionery, President Yamamura presented a letter of appreciation and thanks from President Yamamura, President Kawanami, President Kawanami, and the student representatives. Sato, the student representative, said, "Because of the corona, classes are remote and club activities are not possible, and many students are living boring days. Thank you very much for your kind cooperation. I want to make it a vibrant university with a strong feeling that I can not beat COVID-19."

　Distribution of Japanese sweets to students will begin on July 7 (Tuesday).
　A cooler box is set up at the front entrance of the main building so that you can take it home freely, so please take it home when you come to school for various procedures.
　Please note that the distribution of Japanese sweets on campus will end as soon as it runs out.

[Date of publication: 2020.7.7]

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