Project

Strategic Partners’ core business is supporting organizations such as companies and local governments in order to create an ideal society. In contrast, when Strategic Partners participates as the main or working members of an activity, it is called a “project,” and the members themselves act and gain experience as players who directly contribute to society. As a precursor to this, members themselves have started activities in a lean startup format that they enjoy, turning them into “projects” and accumulating experience in their execution.

There are three themes in the Strategic Partners project. All projects fall into one of three categories. Based on that theme, we aim to realize a better society by teaching various productions and executions in addition to strategic planning.

1. Problem-solving

We aim to solve problems that someone, big or small, is having trouble with, from small problems related to daily life to big problems in society as a whole, using strategies as a weapon.

2. Sustainable / Social Development

3. Entertainment

We produce and publish movies as a tool for social change and entertainment. We also aim to improve the production skills of our staff through film production.

Synopsis: Koichi (68), the factory manager of a tile manufacturer, lives alone in the house filled with family memories after the death of his beloved wife (Yuriko).

His only daughter, Aika (32), tells him there’s someone she wants him to meet. Reluctantly, he returns home to find Aika’s boyfriend, Kenta (36), waiting for him.

Though conflicted, Koichi gives his blessing to their marriage, entrusting Kenta with a message, thinking, “If he’s the person my daughter chose.”

Several years later, Aika visits his family home and asks, “I’ve decided to build a house, would you like to live with me?”

Koichi refuses, saying he can’t easily leave a place filled with memories…

A house becomes a reflection of the feelings one has for their family.

A human story depicting the connections between people, and within families.

Synopsis: How goldfish were born, for humans to appreciate.
Where is the happiness of such a goldfish?
Koharu travels to Hong Kong to free the trapped goldfish.

Koharu, a 19-year-old woman who is stuck in address, heads to Hong Kong alone.
The purpose is to “liberate” the goldfish captured as a commercial tool.
It was Mei, a 19-year-old who was also trapped in address, who agreed with the act that seemed to be nonsense.
At the same time as they release the goldfish, they try to get out of each other’s address sense.

Synopsis: Masumi (24), who does not realize that she was loved and raised by her unmarried mother, Tokiko (48), heads for Chichibu after her mother’s funeral, guided by the postcards and handkerchiefs left behind. My own memory that revives while visiting the place of the edge. And what is my mother’s feelings for Masumi?