World Football Youth Association

by marinef | Nov 19, 2017 | Uncategorized

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Go to the project page here:

WYFA is a PR project custom-made for Africa and promises to make lots of young footballers happy.

Marine Foundation is inspired to bring love where it is the most needed and that is via the hopes and dreams of thousands of youths in Africa who aim to make better of themselves and the communities in which they live. Sports is truly a motivating platform that rules the energy of the young. We decided to simply provide the equipment the children need to perform at their very best. There are very strategic ways of supporting our youth today and guiding them into the realm of growth or at least providing the basic necessity to their aspiration is every adult’s responsibility. Sport is a good way to start and our goal would be to register 5000 communities of Africa (sports clubs or associations) into a database through which we would provide every child the equipment they so deserve. We will invite hundreds of football stars to participate in the manufacturing of football products (and other disciplines too). These sponsoring stars’ names will appear on jerseys and types of equipment and they will know that no matter how great their talents are, they have an obligation to share the dreams with their next generations. What more graceful achievement in the pedestal of an artist career?

“We will honor 30 supporting athletes each year with a “Legendary Legacy Award” where their name and sports achievements will be known to every children sports communities on earth”

A Dream of Absolute Respect for All Children

I have a dream, when in the set of our educational institutions that until a student reaches the age of 16, the appellation for each child before their name would carry the honorific title of “Prince” or “Princess”. (some private schools do utilize the appellation, Miss or Mister). Can Queen Elisabeth of England be guaranteed to her title in heaven? of course not – “Common conventional royalty” does not actually exist in the life we are destined to, but only based on temporarily real estate ownership. In reality, any boy or girl born of this world is deserving his/her own hereditary title of the earth. That would imaginatively make for what heaven would really look like on earth if we administratively started treating every child like royalty.

Oldest African Restaurant in Tokyo

by marinef | Nov 18, 2017 | Events

Privilege & Status: The Oldest African Restaurant in Japan

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Introduced by a friend of Ousmane Gueye

Where I thought that in Japan, you would always be in Japan, no matter what establishment you choose to celebrate in – But here I was wrong. When I stepped into Queen Sheba, I literally shifted to the old continent!

At least that what Solomon the owner and Akiko the charismatic manager made me feel. Not just the delicious Ethiopian food served entirely in its original recipes, but it was the great atmosphere of warmth and kindhearted soul which Mamadou accentuated with the sound of what seemed an amazing African harp! (I should have asked the name). Solomon opened the restaurant some 30 years ago and that stands over more than half of my living on the planet. What surprised me most is the spirit of the place which I felt descending right thought the African decoration across the restaurant walls. You can actually feel it. Japan is surely a melting pot of culture when it comes to food, but would you go to any foreign traditional restaurant here, you would be prompt to Japanese typical protocol. Here at Queen Sheba, you just pass the entrance door and you’ll literally find yourself on the other side of the world.
… And by the way, I almost forgot to mention that it was so affordable that I almost thought there was an error on my bill. For the food, the atmosphere, the hospitality, you wouldn’t find any better in the heart of Tokyo.

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His Excellency Yahya Ngam, Ambassador of Mauritania at Japan’s National African Treasure Restaurant

And here we are, having great fun and food and suddenly ran into an Ambassador. Queen Sheba is a cultural treasure to the African community of Japan. I use the word “treasure” as I would in “national treasure” because indeed it represents so much to the old continent. Ambassador Ngam was so courteous and kind to spare a little time with me and I couldn’t help myself but talk about the great advent of the Marine Foundation. His Excellency might care to shortly join us in our reunion here next week – what a privilege!

“The Annual Banquet of Ambassadors will be inaugurated through the initiation of African Nations”

The World’s Most Edutaining Diplomat’s Event

Some of the Marine Foundation’s international events such as the Annual Banquet of Ambassadors is scheduled for 2018.
We plan a splendid reception through association with Kimono Beauty Fantasy organization, as they already truly embody the spirit of what TRG in Japan (Traditional Reception Group) This “Annual International Banquet of Ambassadors”, will ultimately be produced through 12 capital city around the world representing each of the 12 months of the year. Today I hope we think we met our first great Ambassador, to spear up the leadership of our United Nations of Africa (UNO) and one of the first 5 chairpeople of the Banquet.

Atmosphere like no other place in Tokyo. You just sit there and start making friends with anyone that comes in. I also met Adam from California, a lecturer on a tour to Japan for the “Heart’s Math” seminars. (First photo on the left with Solomon owner of Queen Sheba)

Kimono Exhibit TRG

by marinef | Nov 13, 2017 | Events

Kimono Exhibit, a Base Concept Example for the Best Reception Committee

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Chairman: Seiji Murakami
Chairwoman: Yuko Murakami

It is almost a dream come true, where it was thought impossible and now the concept already set in motion with an event who proves every word written in our brainstorming table.

Marine Foundation is preparing to mobilize the entire Kimono network of Japan which will help to embellish events like the “Annual Banquet of Ambassadors”, or even promote the reception or our clubs such like “The Executive Women’s Club” and the “First Ladies Club”. As part of an international welcoming group, we care to establish the “Traditional Reception Group” (TRG Japan) which will include members of the country’s kimono and fashion houses. TRG can be applies to any country providing their own national traditional fashion that will lead to TRG International which can spear the way to support world events like the “Celeb Women Festival” (MarineF’s own) or be utilized to support governments or diplomatic receptions or even large structures such as the “Olympic Organization”.

Transcendent Fashion

Honestly observing, a Kimono is truly an amazing promoter of beauty transcendent of age and shapes. It really expresses feminine nobility and can instantly transform any woman into a mysterious princess of some unreachable hidden places of the heart. It is where respect is made absolute and that could be said of any countries cultural traditional fashion. The Kimono might be my personal favorite but I can’t wait for TRG to help promote PR in any nation, through our millions of princesses out there.

“The Marine Foundation’s Annual Ambassadors Banquet is designed to become the Olympics of Diplomacy”

The Concept of TRG at the Marine Foundation

The kimono event portrayed here at Omotesando Hills Tokyo really does a good job of imagining what could a reception of the kind look like in the occasion of Marine Foundation’s international events such as the Annual Banquet of Ambassadors scheduled for 2018.
I am grateful for Chairman Seiji Marakami and Chairwoman Yuko Marakami for their “Kimono Beauty Fantasy” organization, as they already truly embody the spirit of what TRG (Traditional Reception Group) will represent through the Marine Foundation. My desire is to a joint cooperation in reception for our “Annual International Banquet of Ambassadors”, not just in Tokyo, but through 12 capital city around the world to represent the 12 months of the year.

Little Princes & Princesses, in the Education System

I have a dream, when in the set of our educational institutions that until a student reaches the age of 16, the appellation for each child before their name would carry the honorific title of “Prince” or “Princess”. (some private schools do utilize the appellation, Miss or Mister). Can Queen Elisabeth of England be guaranteed to her title in heaven? of course not – “Common conventional royalty” does not actually exist in the life we are destined to, but only based on temporarily real estate ownership. In reality, any boy or girl born of this world is deserving his/her own hereditary title of the earth. That would imaginatively make for what heaven would really look like on earth if we administratively started treating every child like royalty.

Dining with Governor Chavit

by marinef | Nov 2, 2017 | Events

Dining with Governor Chavit, a Most Respected Personality of the Phillippines

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In the warm welcome of President Go Furosawa (far right), I had the privilege to dine with Governor Chavit (3rd from right), a role model of financial and entrepreneurial success in the Philippines.

Thanks to Nobuko Kotoyori and the intervention of her best friend, the Marine Foundation was able to meet a crowd of talented people at the most unexpected occasion. In the wake of that week, I did hear the news of the President of the Philipines visiting Japan and so the reason of high network in his following. I felt it was the preparation of a near soon to be promising future regarding the take-off of the foundation and the beautiful people we would meet on the way to our advisory support and development needs. Governor Chavit is certainly the perfect candidate and not to mention the VIP friends present with him on that occasion. The dinner was gorgeous and President Furosawa our host was gracious. Not that I had a chance to really introduce the foundation that night, nevertheless, I felt the benefice of such encounter, which I know will carry on further very fruitful international relations.

On the next day of that beautiful dinner, Nobuko and I were kindly invited by Princess Anne Shek of Tesla and her partner Law Attorney in Hong Kong Mr. Hosni Eman, to a breakfast discussion at their hotel. We made a short presentation of the foundation positively well received by Mr. Eman declaring able to support us at the time of our network expansion through the social corporate membership platform we created after the purchase of wikinations.com… And what an honor it is for us! As a matter of fact, our legal department will be structured departing from a central team which will delegate throughout our regions of establishments.

Rotary Club Ginza Tokyo

by marinef | Oct 30, 2017 | Events

Rotary Ginza a Good Hearted Millionaires Club in Tokyo

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A very kind invitation from Mayumi Kobayashi of the Rotary Club Ginza. The efforts of the club presently revolve around supporting children around Asia. I attended the lunch and the afternoon tea. I got a quite many business cards and I wish I could invite all these people to our next Marine Foundation’s party. Maybe the day will come. As a sub-club to the Marine Foundation, I dream of an Executive Women’s Club in Tokyo (that would include men too). The day will come soon.