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I Must Be Healthy for the Customer

  • Writer: Raghu Ananthanarayanan
    Raghu Ananthanarayanan
  • Apr 15
  • 1 min read

Recently, we at TAO had the great fortune to host Dr. Ryuji Fukuda. We had been trying to invite him to India for a few years. When he finally said yes, we were overjoyed. We wanted to make his visit memorable for him.


We wrote to the sensei, outlining a program that included visits to Mahabalipuram and a possible invitation as a VIP to the Republic Day parade in Delhi. His answer was as important as his whole visit! He wrote back saying that he was visiting India to serve customers and wanted to ensure that he was full of strength and attentiveness so that he could satisfy their expectations. He was sorry that he could not honor our invitation to see the interesting sights because he might become tired and not be at his best for the customer. He also requested that we bear with him since he was planning to bring his own food packets and not risk changing his food habits during the short visit!

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