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At Buzzreach, we hold a Kick-off Meeting every June to mark the start of a new fiscal year, where all employees gather to reflect on the previous term and share each team’s action plans in line with setting goals for the current term.
*This fiscal year, the meeting will be held in August

, with the aim of gathering in a real environment once a year and aligning all employees on the same perspective regarding achieving goals. We will be
changing the environment from our usual office and borrowing the former Murakami residence in Kamakura to make a fresh start and commit to our action plans for the new term.

About the Former Murakami Residence
: The Former Murakami Residence is a traditional Japanese wooden house built at the end of the Meiji period. Its most distinctive feature is the Noh stage, which was remodeled from part of the main house after the property became owned by Mr. Murakami in 1941. There is also a separate tea room on the property, where Noh and Noh performances, tea ceremonies, and other events have been held. Located in a quiet valley in the area known as Nishi-Mikado, the Former Murakami Residence, with its spacious grounds, atmospheric bamboo fences, and gate, exudes a presence as a typical Kamakura residence. The Former Murakami Residence was donated to Kamakura City in 2016, due to the owner, Mr. Murakami’s desire to preserve this beautiful scenery.

For inquiries about the former Murakami residence, please contact the following:
Former Murakami Residence – Kamakura Mirai Lab –
2-8-22 Nishimikado, Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, 248-0004