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What If the World Learned Food Education from Japan?
There are moments when a country quietly solves a global problem. Japan did. While much of the world debates obesity, ultra-processed foods, and healthcare costs, Japan built a system that begins not in hospitals — but in elementary schools. See the project homepage! Children in Japan: • Serve each other meals. • Learn seasonal awareness. • Eat balanced lunches designed by nutritionists. • Grow up understanding portion discipline. • Develop food respect as culture, not restri
Gavriel Wayenberg
Mar 11 min read


NotTurtle by NotCo: A Bold Step in AI-Driven Conservation and the Ajinomatrix Foundation’s Perspective
In an era where technology intersects with sustainability, NotCo’s recent initiative, NotTurtle, stands out. This AI-designed,...
Gavriel Wayenberg
Apr 24, 20252 min read


Carrying the Legacy of Jacques-Yves Cousteau into the Sensory Future – A Vision for Ajinomatrix Foundation
In the footsteps of great pioneers who have dedicated their lives to preserving the planet for future generations, the Ajinomatrix...
Gavriel Wayenberg
Jan 20, 20253 min read


Preserving the Legacy of Heritage Apples: A Call to Action Inspired by Tom Brown
The Ajinomatrix Foundation is proud to champion the preservation of biodiversity, including the extraordinary variety of heritage apples...
Gavriel Wayenberg
Jan 20, 20253 min read
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