GoGo Curry made an interim donation to the Noto Peninsula Earthquake and Heavy Rain Reconstruction GoGo Project to the disaster-stricken areas, and promised to continue providing support.

GoGo Curry Group Co., Ltd. (Head office: Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture; CEO and President: Makoto Nishihata; hereinafter referred to as GoGo Curry) has made an interim donation of 408,755 yen collected through donation boxes installed in stores nationwide to support the recovery efforts following the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake.

This donation was made possible by the warm feelings of each and every one of our customers who regularly use GoGo Curry. Many customers helped with the donations, and we were able to deliver their thoughts to the disaster-stricken areas. We would like to express our sincere gratitude.
The amount of this donation is equivalent to approximately 1,362 servings of "GoGo Curry Retort."

Although we are still only halfway there, we are grateful to have been able to deliver as much energy as possible to Noto together with our GoGo Curry customers.

We promise to continue the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake and Heavy Rain Reconstruction Go-Go Project"

Immediately after the earthquake, GoGo Curry launched the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake and Heavy Rain Reconstruction GoGo Project" and has continued its support activities under the slogan "Bringing energy to Noto!!" We believe there is still more we can do through curry, just as eating curry can make people feel better, and we will continue to support the disaster-stricken areas in various ways.

Although time has passed since the disaster and it has been covered less and less in the media, the area is still making progress towards recovery. GoGo Curry will continue to support Noto together with our customers, and with our mission of "delivering energy to the world!!" in mind, we will continue to work to help with the recovery.

[GoGoCurry Group Co., Ltd.]

Founded in 2003, the first store opened in Shinjuku, Tokyo in 2004, sparking the "Kanazawa curry boom." The Kanazawa flagship store opened in 2005, and the first overseas store opened in Times Square, New York, in 2007. Since 2017, the company has focused on business succession-style M&A, taking over the operations of Kanazawa's long-established Indian curry restaurant "Hot House," and in 2019, the original Kanazawa curry restaurant "Turban Curry." In January 2023, the company relocated its headquarters from Tokyo to Kanazawa, and in March, Nishihata Makoto, who previously worked for a major IT company, was appointed CEO and President and Representative Director. The GoGo Curry Group aims to be "the world's number one curry specialty trading company," and operates approximately 120 stores both domestically and internationally.