育児・介護休業法改正に伴う社内ルール見直しポイント
インド子会社からのメンバーの来日対応について/The Visit of Members from Our Indian Subsidiary
e-Janネットワークス、創立25周年を迎えました！
「高知龍馬マラソン2025」に参加しました！
e-Janネットワークスのコーポレートサイトをリニューアルしました！
ISMS認証を更新し「ISO/IEC 27001:2022 / JIS Q 27001:2023」へ移行しました！
リモートワークの徹底と人材のグローバル化 ～多様性実現へ向けた、ある会社の挑戦～（代表取締役インタビュー）
東京都主催Tokyo Future Work Awardにおいて「優秀賞」を受賞しました！
e-Jan! の社内制度紹介シリーズ 第二弾「短時間勤務」
「東京サステナブルワーク企業」に登録されました
e-Jan Kitchen
e-Jan Kitchen is a monthly event at e-Jan in which a healthy dinner bento is provided for only 500 yen. The bentos are all handmade by a staff member at e-Jan, and every month are made in a different theme.
The food is generally very healthy, which is a beneficial to many of the employees who live alone and/or cannot often cook balanced meals at home. Furthermore, there is the option to eat-in (to eat them in the refresh room shortly after they are brought into the office), take-out (to package them for transport home), or to leave it in the refrigerator to eat as lunch the following day. The atmosphere of the refresh room when everyone sits down to eat together is comfortable and friendly, with some people taking pictures of their food to upload to social media.
The menu items are always in line with the theme, and the meticulous decorations and design of the food is so impressive, it feels almost wasteful to eat it!
Here are a few past e-Jan Kitchen bentos:
- November 2015 ‘Japan’s dinner table ~Shikoku Vers.~’
A part of a series featuring food from different regions of Japan, this bento had dishes and ingredients sourced from Kagawa, Tokushima, Ehime, and Kōchi.
- October 2016 ‘HAPPY HALLOWEEN’
Each of the food in the nine pockets in this bento is made to resemble something spooky! The cat, bat, pumpkin, and ghost veggie cookies, the witch’s broom made out of pretz and somen noodles, the ghost-shaped sausage, and the jack-o-lantern carrot-rice rice ball are all so charming!
- December 2017 ‘Merry Christmas!! Dinner!!’
The reindeer sausage bread is most striking, but the Romanesco broccoli as a ‘Christmas tree’ and the cookie garnishing the mini-egg tart add even more seasonal flair.
- April 2018 ‘Cup de International: representing 11 countries!’
An ambitious undertaking, this bento had 11 different food items from 11 different countries, all contained within tiny cups. The counties represented were Thailand, Germany,l Italy, France, Korea, Spain, Mexico, China, Japan, United States, and England!
The full gallery of e-Jan Kitchen bentos can be found on the e-Jan Networks’ Facebook photo gallery!
-N.M.
The food is generally very healthy, which is a beneficial to many of the employees who live alone and/or cannot often cook balanced meals at home. Furthermore, there is the option to eat-in (to eat them in the refresh room shortly after they are brought into the office), take-out (to package them for transport home), or to leave it in the refrigerator to eat as lunch the following day. The atmosphere of the refresh room when everyone sits down to eat together is comfortable and friendly, with some people taking pictures of their food to upload to social media.
The menu items are always in line with the theme, and the meticulous decorations and design of the food is so impressive, it feels almost wasteful to eat it!
Here are a few past e-Jan Kitchen bentos:
- November 2015 ‘Japan’s dinner table ~Shikoku Vers.~’
A part of a series featuring food from different regions of Japan, this bento had dishes and ingredients sourced from Kagawa, Tokushima, Ehime, and Kōchi.
- October 2016 ‘HAPPY HALLOWEEN’
Each of the food in the nine pockets in this bento is made to resemble something spooky! The cat, bat, pumpkin, and ghost veggie cookies, the witch’s broom made out of pretz and somen noodles, the ghost-shaped sausage, and the jack-o-lantern carrot-rice rice ball are all so charming!
- December 2017 ‘Merry Christmas!! Dinner!!’
The reindeer sausage bread is most striking, but the Romanesco broccoli as a ‘Christmas tree’ and the cookie garnishing the mini-egg tart add even more seasonal flair.
- April 2018 ‘Cup de International: representing 11 countries!’
An ambitious undertaking, this bento had 11 different food items from 11 different countries, all contained within tiny cups. The counties represented were Thailand, Germany,l Italy, France, Korea, Spain, Mexico, China, Japan, United States, and England!
The full gallery of e-Jan Kitchen bentos can be found on the e-Jan Networks’ Facebook photo gallery!
-N.M.