On October 2–3, 2025, Seibo Japan participated in Colive Fukuoka, held at Sumiyoshi Shrine in Fukuoka City.
The event brought together many digital nomads from overseas as well as members of the Japanese community.

Mobal, a Seibo partner company, supports community development in Malawi through its telecommunications business, including vocational training and school meal programs. Since 2025, Mobal has transformed into a social enterprise where 100% of its profits are dedicated to charity.

At the event, we introduced Mobal’s products to international digital nomads while serving Malawian coffee. Conversations ranged from nomadic lifestyles and work styles to starting small businesses with coffee. Some visitors shared that they loved the Arabica coffee and wanted to become regular customers. Others, already using Mobal products, became even greater fans after learning about their charity-based model.

Students from Sophia Fukuoka High School also joined the event. They learned about the emerging work style of digital nomads and reflected on how they, too, might build independent, global careers. The students are currently involved in a project to sell Malawian coffee, and through this experience, they are preparing to launch their own businesses and contribute to positive social change.