Go To The Sea. If You Would Fish well.
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Be The First
"First Penguin" is the first penguin to jump into the sea to catch fish for food.
For penguins who usually spend their time on land, the ocean is a place where they can find fish for food, although there are dangers such as the presence of natural enemies and being washed away by rough waves.
The penguin, who has overcome such a dilemma of fear and hesitation, takes the lead and plunges off the cliff into the sea.
First penguins are the first to jump into the ocean, which poses a higher risk but also the best chance of finding food.
For The Others
Penguins are known to act in groups, but they don't have a specific leader.
If danger threatens the group, the penguins will follow the first bird that senses it, rather than the strong boss or leader, and the others will escape together.
No one will jump in unless someone jumps in, and in order for everyone to jump in, a courageous "First Penguin" is needed.
In the case of human beings, uncertain situations like this first penguin can make your head spin the most and lead you to an inspiration.
Someone Says
It is said that the actual First Penguin is not thinking, "I'll take the lead."
The penguins push each other, shouting "You should go" and "No, you should go", and pushing each other's bodies until they fall into the sea ...
Even in the world of entertainment, you need someone to take the lead when you start something new.
It may seem commonplace now, but when you think about the history of the many "first penguins" who took on challenges without fear, their courage should be praised.
Company
| Company name | First Penguin Co., Ltd. |
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| President and CEO | NARUSE Youichi |
| Established | March, 2009 |
| Location | M7F, Humax Pavilion, 1-20-1, Kabukichou, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160-0021, JAPAN |
| Access | 10 minutes walk from the east exit of Shinjuku Station on the JR Yamanote Line/Marunouchi Line 15 minutes walk from the east exit of Shinjuku Station on the Odakyu Line and Keio Line 2 minutes walk from Seibu Shinjuku Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line |