Rui One Corp history

Komen enjoyed considerable success as a concessions operator, and soon gained the food-service contract for the Seattle Center, a vast complex created for the 1962 World's Fair.

One year after he was awarded the concession contract for Husky Stadium, Komen had opened his first restaurant--Hippopotamus--but three years later, in 1965, the restaurant closed its doors, temporarily ending Komen's diversification into the full-service dining business.

In 1969, he renewed his efforts at creating a successful restaurant, opening a dining facility called The Red Baron which operated as a division of Volume Service Company.

Horatio's and Clinkerdagger, decorated in dark, wood-paneled decor reminiscent of Edwardian English pubs, were both opened in 1971.

Volume Service Company was sold to Chicago-based Interstate United Corporation in 1972, by which time Komen had intensified his efforts toward becoming a successful restaurateur.

Encouraged by the success of his three Clinkerdaggers and one Horatio's, Komen moved beyond Washington's borders in 1976 by opening a Horatio's in Honolulu, and then he opened a Clinkerdagger in Anchorage the following year.

Finally, after a year of introspective analysis, Komen and Lindstrom built their new restaurant, Morgan's Lakeplace, in December 1981.

Cutter's Bayhouse, a more refined version of Morgan's, was opened in Seattle in 1983, the same year Ryan's opened in Honolulu.

Instead, they led Restaurants Unlimited in a new direction by opening a specialty cinnamon roll business in 1985.

By the end of 1990, there were 72 Cinnabons scattered throughout the nation, generating roughly 25 percent of Restaurants Unlimited's $100 million in annual sales.

Called Palisade, the 13,000-square foot, $4.5 million restaurant was opened in 1992 and featured a 1,000-square-foot saltwater pool, a wood-fired rotisserie, and an up-scale menu offering prime rib, chicken, pasta, and seafood.

In order to reach its optimistic goals and become one of the country's leading food-service concerns, Restaurants Unlimited planned to become a publicly owned company by 1998.

Hachimura also represented Japan in the 2013 FIBA Asia U16 Championship in Tehran, Iran where he helped his team garner third place.

Hachimura selected Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington where he played for the Gonzaga Bulldogs Men basketball team beginning in 2016.

Hachimura was named to the All West Coast Conference First Team in 2018.