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In Japanese Chinese elite crowdfunding business, make concerted efforts to set up Sino-Japanese cafes

In Japanese Chinese elite crowdfunding business, make concerted efforts to set up Sino-Japanese cafes

The opening ceremony of China-Japan Cafe (CJCafe), the first overseas Chinese wisdom crowdfunding project, was held at the entrance of Yamanwang Station in Tokyo Metro on December 21, the new overseas Chinese newspaper reported. Xia Yang, founder and director of Sino-Japanese Cafe, and Ms. Wang Wenfang, head of Business Department and Director, respectively spoke, introduced the products of the cafe and put forward their expectations for crowdfunding projects. This is not a Jane family.

2014-12-23
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The "China-Japan Cafe", a smart crowdfunding cafe co-founded by Japanese and Chinese.

A (Zhao Song) China-Japan Cafe, a smart crowdfunding cafe co-founded by a number of Chinese in Japan, officially opened in Tokyo, Japan on December 21. On the opening day, nearly 100 Japanese Chinese gathered in the cafe to hold opening ceremonies and seminars. According to the founder, this is the first intelligent crowdfunding cafe set up by Chinese overseas to expand the international market for all kinds of start-ups.

2014-12-29
Japanese maid cafes attract customers' attention in the United States

Japanese maid cafes attract customers' attention in the United States

The Japanese maid cafe traveled across the ocean to the United States. The first maid cafe in the United States opened in Detroit a few days ago. Since the locals had never seen a cafe waitress dressed as a maid, it really attracted a lot of people for a while. It is reported that the 35-year-old coffee shop owner is herself a fan of Japanese anime. In addition to her obsession with Japanese animation, she has also noticed that in recent years

2014-04-27
Fine Coffee Culture the History of Coffee and Tea in Japan

Fine Coffee Culture the History of Coffee and Tea in Japan

Compared with coffee, Japanese tea culture is more traditional and far-reaching, so if we want to mention coffee, let's first learn about Japanese tea culture. Tea has a very long history and origin in Japan. Japanese tea was introduced from China in the 8th-9th century because of the exchange of Buddhism. At the same time, people also brought tea seeds into Japan. By the 12th century, it had been opened in Japan.

2015-01-12
Japan-themed Cafe the first Japanese maid coffee shop in New York enters Chinatown

Japan-themed Cafe the first Japanese maid coffee shop in New York enters Chinatown

According to the Japanese news website Rocketnews24.com on January 8, the first maid cafe in New York, USA, officially opened in Chinatown on August 18, 2013. Here, people can experience Japanese culture from the west coast of the Pacific Ocean. Now, Japanese culture has gradually infiltrated into American life. In New York's Chinatown, a cafe known as the first maid cafe in the United States

2016-07-18
Cat Cafe becomes popular in Europe Japanese media say that

Cat Cafe becomes popular in Europe Japanese media say that "Origin" is in China.

According to Japan's Kyodo News Agency, the number of cat cafes that allow customers to play with their cats while enjoying black tea or coffee is increasing in Europe. The British media call the cat cafe a Japanese-style cafe, which is often understood as Japanese culture. It is reported that these cat cafes are mainly in Austria, Britain and the United Kingdom within two and a half years.

2015-02-16
Nendo, a design firm, opened a coffee shop in Tokyo. Japanese Design concept Cafe

Nendo, a design firm, opened a coffee shop in Tokyo. Japanese Design concept Cafe

Photo Source: the Internet is a great story for people who like Japanese design, Japanese architecture and coffee. Japanese architect Kenzo Tange designed a building called Sogetsu Kaikanhas in the 1970s, including a rock courtyard designed by sculptor Isamu Noguchi. Nowadays, famous Japanese designers

2016-01-14
Japanese style Hari Cafe Haru Cafe

Japanese style Hari Cafe Haru Cafe

The coffee shop shows up only once every two or three months and has only appeared four times since October last year. When it opened for business last month, most of the waiters in the store were young foreigners wearing Japanese bathrobes to entertain customers. What kind of coffee shop is this?

2014-07-18
Japanese cafes are full of tricks to cope with fierce competition

Japanese cafes are full of tricks to cope with fierce competition

For Japanese comic book fans, the comic book cafe should be the best hideout.

2014-06-05
Specialty Cafe recommends Japanese heavy flavor

Specialty Cafe recommends Japanese heavy flavor "Snake" Cafe to promote heavy flavor special Japanese coffee

In Tokyo, Japan, there is a coffee shop with a heavy taste, and most people dare not enter it, because this is a coffee shop with a snake theme. The cafe, which displays 35 non-venomous snakes of more than 20 varieties, is open six days a week. Customers of heavy-flavored Snake Cafe in Japan can spend 1000 yen ($8.04) to choose a snake to put on the table.

2016-02-22
Development History of Japanese Cafe and Foreign Cafe

Development History of Japanese Cafe and Foreign Cafe

Japanese Cafe lithographic poster Edward Funier Japan Cafe is a song and dance nightclub in Montmartre where Parisian artists gather. In 1893, the place was redecorated and incorporated into the very fashionable Japanese style and lanterns of the time. In order to attract customers to attend the opening ceremony of the nightclub, cafe owner Edward Funier customized it from Lautrek.

2015-02-15
Japanese Cafe Japanese Coffee Culture China Coffee Network

Japanese Cafe Japanese Coffee Culture China Coffee Network

The Japanese Cafe is a singing and dancing nightclub in Montmartre where Parisian artists gather. In 1893, the place was redecorated and incorporated into the very fashionable Japanese style and lanterns of the time. In order to attract customers to attend the opening ceremony of the nightclub, cafe owner Edward Funier customized the poster from Lautrek. Appeared in the poster screen.

2016-04-20
Boutique Coffee Culture introduction to Japanese Coffee Culture

Boutique Coffee Culture introduction to Japanese Coffee Culture

Today, Japan has become the world's third largest importer of coffee, after the United States and Germany, importing 400000 tons of unroasted coffee beans in 2000 alone. Young people in Japan regard going to cafes as part of their urban life. Little bourgeois lifestyle is also very popular in Japan. Since the 1990s, cafes have gradually become a big city in Japan.

2014-10-29
Japanese Cafe

Japanese Cafe

Japanese Cafe lithographic poster Edward Funier Japan Cafe is a song and dance nightclub in Montmartre where Parisian artists gather. In 1893, the place was redecorated and incorporated into the very fashionable Japanese style and lanterns of the time. In order to attract customers to attend the opening ceremony of the nightclub, cafe owner Edward Funier customized it from Lautrek.

2014-08-11
Japanese coffee introduces the most expensive coffee

Japanese coffee introduces the most expensive coffee

The most expensive coffee in Japan was first introduced to Japan by Dutch missionaries and businessmen around 1630, when the Dutch desperately promoted coffee to their Asian colonies of Sri Lanka and Java, India. But the Japanese don't accept this weird drink at all. It was not until the Meiji Restoration that Japanese society began to learn from the West that people gradually began to learn.

2014-09-28
The foundation of fine coffee has been introduced to Japanese coffee.

The foundation of fine coffee has been introduced to Japanese coffee.

Coffee first entered Japan, brought by Dutch missionaries and merchants around 1630, when the Dutch desperately promoted coffee to their Asian colonies of Sri Lanka and Java, India. But the Japanese don't accept this weird drink at all. It was not until the Meiji Restoration that Japanese society began to learn from the West that people gradually accepted the advanced West.

2014-11-19
The Coffee Culture of Japanese Cafe

The Coffee Culture of Japanese Cafe

Japanese Cafe lithographic poster Edward Funier Japan Cafe is a song and dance nightclub in Montmartre where Parisian artists gather. In 1893, the place was redecorated and incorporated into the very fashionable Japanese style and lanterns of the time. In order to attract customers to attend the opening ceremony of the nightclub, cafe owner Edward Funier customized it from Lautrek.

2015-05-21
Japanese boutique coffee is the most expensive coffee.

Japanese boutique coffee is the most expensive coffee.

Coffee first entered Japan, brought by Dutch missionaries and merchants around 1630, when the Dutch desperately promoted coffee to their Asian colonies of Sri Lanka and Java, India. But the Japanese don't accept this weird drink at all. It was not until the Meiji Restoration that Japanese society began to learn from the West that people gradually accepted the advanced West.

2014-12-26
Introduction of Japanese Coffee Culture basic knowledge of Fine Coffee

Introduction of Japanese Coffee Culture basic knowledge of Fine Coffee

Today, Japan has become the world's third largest importer of coffee, after the United States and Germany, importing 400000 tons of unroasted coffee beans in 2000 alone. Young people in Japan regard going to cafes as part of their urban life. Little bourgeois lifestyle is also very popular in Japan. Since the 1990s, cafes have gradually become a big city in Japan.

2015-01-19
Japanese Cafe Decorative Style Cafe Style

Japanese Cafe Decorative Style Cafe Style

Today, we recommend Japanese style coffee shop in Kobe, Japan. Coffee shop, dessert shop, simple food shop, zakka clothes shop and accessories shop. It is a coffee shop where regular activities are held to interact with customers. The atmosphere of the shop is as friendly as home. Sitting in an antique CHURCH chair by the window, you can casually

2015-09-07
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