Bringing Japanese Traditions to Vietnam

Bringing Japanese Traditions to Vietnam

Recently, Corona has settled down and new restaurants and cafes have become available for eating out and outside. One such restaurant I recently visited was Japanese Cafe ARIGATOU.
The existing Vietnamese house was renovated and turned into a Japanese-style café, which has recently been attracting a wide range of customers, from Japanese to Vietnamese students. We have also assisted with some of the electrical work, furniture, and decoration work. For example, hanging scrolls, Japanese kimonos, obi art, outdoor umbrellas, bonsai trees, hanging scrolls, etc.
Although it is not located in a good location, such as the Japanese quarter, Hoan Kiem, or Ho Tay, it has become popular for its traditional Japanese decorations, Japanese culture magazines and interior design, and shaved ice, a Japanese dessert, and is attracting many customers! The above mentioned traditional Japanese decorations, magazines and decorations that show Japanese culture, and shaved ice, which is a Japanese dessert, are now very popular and attract many customers!

The Japanese owner of the restaurant said, 'It is not the location, but the good products, solid service, and unique advertising methods that will attract customers,' and looking at the current situation, the owner was not mistaken. Looking at the current situation, I now realize that the owner was not mistaken.
Recently, our company has been receiving a great deal of favorable feedback and inquiries about traditional Japanese art such as the outdoor umbrella, kimono art, and art using bamboo and goza (straw mats).

Since I originally started this company to promote Japanese building materials in Vietnam, I am very happy that Japanese culture and traditions can be introduced to people around the world. I would like to continue to promote not only building materials but also traditional Japanese crafts like those mentioned above in Vietnam.
We can bring these Japanese items to Vietnam and make custom-made decorations, etc. If you are interested, please contact us anytime.

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