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MISAKY.TOKYO Sweetens Exclusive Golf Events Worldwide

  Forging a Unique Alliance

Cashi Cake Inc., renowned for its innovative food tech business centered around seaweed, including the beloved Japanese sweets brand "MISAKY.TOKYO," is set to make a grand entrance into the world of professional golf. The company has become a member of the Professional Golfers' Association of America (PGA) and the Ladies Professional Golf Association of America (LPGA). Their mission? To introduce "MISAKY.TOKYO" to the VIP rooms of high-profile golf events, sharing the allure of Japanese traditional culture and delectable sweets with an elite global audience.   The Purpose of This Strategic Alliance The PGA, founded in the United States in 1916, holds a venerable position in American golf history, promoting professional golf, elevating the level of competition, and fostering interest in the sport. On the other hand, the LPGA, established in 1950, stands as a cornerstone of women's professional golf in America. By joining forces with these esteemed organizations, Cashi Cake Inc. seeks not only to boost its brand recognition but also to instill trust in its seaweed tech products and endeavors.  

Sweet Offerings at a Grand Event

The prestigious CME Group Tour Championship, the grand finale of the U.S. Women's Golf Tour, is slated for November 16th in Florida. The event's tickets command a minimum price of $2,000 per person, with VIP access reaching $5,000. At this exclusive gathering, "MISAKY.TOKYO" will take the spotlight, captivating the taste buds of executives and athletes alike. The company's strategy hinges on directly engaging the target audience of the MISAKY.TOKYO brand is known for its premium Japanese sweets. The aim is to entice new customers who may not have previously experienced Japanese culture and confections, while also promoting the delectable and healthful aspects of traditional Japanese sweets. This endeavor is a golden opportunity to broadly convey the benefits and appeal of sustainability.   Looking Ahead: Future Endeavors As an official partner of events endorsed by the PGA and LPGA, Cashi Cake Inc. is committed to actively promoting its initiatives through interactions with professional amateurs and players. Of special significance, their partnership with the LPGA aligns with the association's mission to serve as a global role model for women, supporting women's sports and empowerment.  

Cashi Cake Inc. in a Nutshell

With a resounding mission of "bringing Japanese culture to the world," Cashi Cake Inc. has harnessed seaweed processing technology to spearhead a seaweed tech business. This includes the upscale Japanese confectionery brand "MISAKY.TOKYO" and the functional beverage brand "OoMee." The company's reach extends far and wide. "MISAKY.TOKYO" has, to date, made a mark as a vendor at the Academy Awards and Emmy Awards evenings, securing a place among the 30 companies selected in the United States and being the sole Asian representative. The brand boasts over 190 million followers, with notable collaborations, such as with Kim Kardashian's fragrance brand KKW, and featured appearances in America's largest food magazine, Bon Appetit. Notably, it has garnered a brand account with 1.3 million followers on TikTok. Their aspiration transcends culinary delight. Cashi Cake Inc. envisions itself as a leading company, dedicated to enhancing global environmental conditions while spreading Japan's cultural significance around the globe.   The PGA and LPGA in Brief The Professional Golfers' Association of America, established in 1916, boasts over 29,000 members and ranks among the world's largest sports organizations. It hosts prestigious tournaments like the Ryder Cup, U.S. PGA Championship, U.S. Ladies Professional Golf Championship, and U.S. Professional Senior Golf Championship. The Ladies Professional Golf Association of America, founded in 1950, stands as America's oldest women's professional sports organization, with over 1,800 members. Prominent tournaments hosted include the U.S. Women's Professional Golf Championship, U.S. Women's Open, and Chevron Championship.   Sources: THX News & Cashi Cake Inc. Read the full article