Doing Business in Japan!
Welcome to Tokyo Trade Company, your opportunity to introduce your product to the Japan market.
In these uncertain economic times, everyone is looking for a new market to introduce their products. Japan is a wonderful market that loves all things American. Did you know that some of the most popular eating-places in Japan are all American? McDonalds, Mr. Donuts, Denny’s, Coco’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken and even Wendy’s has started popping up all over the country. In fact, it is a Christmas tradition to eat at KFC and many times you need a reservation to be sure to get a table! In the Roppongi district of Tokyo, you can find Sbarro’s pizza, Johnny Rockets, Hard Rock Cafe and just about every other American name that comes to mind.
From the outside looking in, Japan is a scary place to do business. Lots of government red tape, different culture and the marketing channels are very much different than what we are used to in North America and Europe. At Tokyo Trade Company, we break this down and give you the answers you need to be succesful in Japan. We can make it extremely affordable for you to do business in Japan without increasing your costs.
Send us some information about your company and we will put together a strategy for you to succeed in Japan.
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Before you try to do business in Japan, know this: You don't even know what you don't know. Japanese consumers are hungry for products, but cutting through the Japanese red tape takes experience and manpower in Japan.
Tokyo Trade Company can help you get your products to Japan. We are an experienced partnership between Japanese and American businessmen. We can help you license your product, get government approval and market it throughout Japan.
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