<The Board Members>
General Manager of gTigar-Cikatic,h one of Croatiafs largest security companies. Professional kick-boxer (the winner of world famous kick-boxing tournament gK1 Grand Prixh). Managing Director of gCSS,h a company that promotes Japan-Croatia business. Branko has an excellent reputation in Croatia not only as an athlete, but also as a hero of the Croatian War of Independence. He is also very famous in Japan for his great fights in the K1 tournament and the gPrideh fighting events. Through those fights, he made a lasting impression and gave courage to many Japanese. He is considered to be the best person for building a bridge between Japan and Croatia.
Freelance journalist and translator. He writes numerous articles on Balkan politics, world intelligence, European politics and economy, international organized crime, WWII and other topics for many Japanese magazines including gSentaku,h gForesight,h gSeironh and gSekaishuho.h He also represents the Dutch press syndicate company gInternational Feature Agencyh in Japan, providing world intelligence for Japanese magazines.
Owner of Hakata Senpachi, a Japanese restaurant in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. He is also a director of So Kikaku B.V. and So Kikaku Japan. An aggressive young entrepreneur, he established his Japanese restaurant at the age of 23. In 1998, he visited Croatia as the first Japanese to do business with that country. At the time, he was seeking the possibility of importing Croatian marble stone to Japan. He is therefore a pioneer of Japan-Croatia business. He currently functions as a PR person for Croatia within the Japanese community in the Netherlands.
<Advisor>
Yasuo Yamamoto
After working at a trading company for 34
years, he moved to Zagreb. He currently manages
the Japan House Ltd. in Zagreb, through which
he is active in trade and consultancy business.
He is also actively involved in various cultural
and sports exchanges between Japan and Croatia.
<Supporters>
Toshinori Kondo
Trumpeter
Nobu Hayashi
Kick-boxer
<Staff Members>
Masayasu Hanai
Saxophonist
Rie Kimura
Translator