Kashihara, Nara, Japan｜げんきカレー 奈良橿原店

Arrive at 11:30 on Sunday I entered the store as soon as it opened. It was a great experience to be able to talk directly with the owner. Respect to you. I hope you will continue to do your best. The curry was delicious and I was able to get a ticket, so my heart was satisfied. It's a little far away, but I'd like to come back to post tickets! ! ! P.S.: In order to keep the store open, we will of course buy tickets, but to support the store itself, we would like to contribute a little if you could place a donation box at the store.

It was a coffee shop and a snack shop. The mild flavored curry is It reminded me of my mother's taste. Although it is a self-service shop, The clerk seems to have a good personality, Although the atmosphere is simple, I love to talk and have fun. The future ticket is a ticket to support the future of children, My stomach and heart are full.

A haven for local children. Children's dining room genki curry. There's a parking lot. Hours of operation are Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday 11:30-14:00 Kenki Curry, Mirai Shokudo 18:00-21:00 Mirai Shokudo General customers are only for lunch. The store has 4 counter seats and 2 table seats. 200 yen per serving of curry is very cheap. Children up to junior high school students are 100 yen per meal. However, curry is free if you use Mirai Ticket. You can get a ticket if you buy this Mirai ticket for 200 yen per ticket. If you put the ticket on the board, children can eat one curry for free with one ticket. The 200 yen goodwill turns into a Mirai ticket and fills the children's hunger. Mr. Saito, the owner of the shop, runs an English conversation school, and when he saw the problem of poverty among children, he started offering 100 yen curry because he wanted to create a place where he could eat to his heart's content and study even if he was struggling financially. is. Some children didn't even have that 100 yen, and it seems that Mirai Ticket was born when a customer bought it for them. We also have learning support at the store, and children can teach their studies for free. Students are taught by current teachers and college student volunteers. One in seven children in Japan lives in relative poverty. The shop seems to have a deficit of about 50,000 yen every month, including tenant fees and utility bills. Please support us with a donation. Genki Curry was a wonderful shop full of children's smiles and compassion 😊 I sympathize with Mr. Saito and support him. I will visit again and let me buy a future ticket.