In Koga City, Fukuoka Prefecture, lies Japan's number one company in the glow stick industry. The founder and current president, Mr. Harada Shiro, is still actively involved in product development at the age of 78. Glow sticks are a must-have for pop idol concerts in Japan, and they also produce light-up bobbers for night fishing. Their headquarters boasts a pizza oven in the garden, where the employees enjoy a special lunchtime treat featuring the president and staff's signature dishes under the blue sky.

Mr. Asakawa, who works as a curator at a museum in Iwate Prefecture, restores the items of his museum that were damaged by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. When we take a peek at his bento lunch, we find out that the food inside was sent to him from his grandmother and mother in Tokyo! It turns out they send him a box full of home-cooked dishes once or twice a month. But the food care package is not only about the food; it's also a means of communication and connection with his distant family.