nagata demonstrated a variety of combinations with other foods. this one is with blueberry. >> translator: super. wonderful. >> reporter: next the quiche company taste tested natto with olive oil used to marinate truffles. >> translator: the flavor exploded in my mouth. >> reporter: they decided to use natto in a quiche that would be suitable for vegetarians. >> translator: people in europe showed a deeper understanding of natto than we had expected. that was a big difference and a nice surprise to what we had imagined. >> reporter: nagata isn't standing still. next he hopes to have business talks with companies in italy and germany. >>> and that's all for business. >>> schoolchildren across china are helping their president shoot for a new goal. they're undergoing intensive football training to help turn their country into a sporting superpower. nhk world discovered how the kids and their coaches are pitching in. >> reporter: starting from march, football has become a compulsory part of the curriculum for all grades at this school. the children n

. >> reporter: nagata isn't standing still.ext he hopes to have business talks with companies in italy and germany. >> and that is the latest in business for this hour. it's back to catherine now. >> thanks very much ai. >>> well japanese authorities are looking to head ahead of the spreading popularity of drones and the accidents they can cause. a government panel has been tasked with creating rules for flying unmanned aircraft. transport ministry officials met on monday to draw up regulations for the proper use of the drones. they will cover the safety of the devices and the skill of the people operating them. the move comes as drones have become increasingly common across the country for both professional and personal uses. some regulations are already in place. permission is required to fly awn manned aircraft near an airport and people flying them higher than 150 meters must file a report. but no rules have been established for flielg drones at low altitudes leading to crashes and unapproved uses. >> translator: it is impo