Mothers raising young children are often shunned by Japan Inc., due to family commitments, but one young entrepreneur has the solution: flexible working on her cherry-tomato farm.Requests from mothers to work at Drop Farm greenhouses have come flooding in. The startup, located in a forest in Mito, about a 100-minute drive northeast of Tokyo, now has staff of a dozen women and two men to produce tomatoes as sweet as strawberries, which are sold online as well as at upscale department stores and supermarkets."Women become core consumers after having given birth" because they become conscious …READ FULL ARTICLE
