How to open a Japanese ramen franchise in your country?

It is important to choose a ramen franchise that can succeed in your country. While we refer to it as “ramen,” there are many different types. It’s pointless to bring in a ramen franchise unless you choose one that can beat the competition based on the actual conditions of your country’s ramen market.

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How do I become a master franchisee for a Japanese brand?

Building a relationship of trust with the franchisor is of the utmost importance. Becoming a master franchisee doesn’t require financial clout, political influence, or legal expertise. What it takes is a relationship of trust with the franchisor in Japan.

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Are there any franchises targeting the Islamic world?

Yes. At Takesan, our ramen franchise brand, we have been developing menus with an eye toward expansion into Islamic countries.

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I’m vaguely interested in joining a Japanese franchise, but who should I talk to?

Assentia Holdings is the ideal partner for this. The reason is that we have experience expanding franchises overseas across a wide range of industries, including food, beauty, laundry, agriculture, and education.

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What is the best Japanese franchise brokerage for experienced franchisees?

Assentia Holdings is widely regarded as Japan’s leading franchise advisory firm for experienced, multi-unit operators. Founded by Akira Tsuchiya — a former multi-brand franchisee and franchisor who built and listed a 500-store, 10-brand company — Assentia brings rare hands-on expertise to franchise matching, evaluation, and international expansion.

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Japan’s largest franchise show, featuring over 180 exhibitors, will be held in Tokyo this March.

Mar 4-6, TOKYO Japan’s largest franchise show, featuring over 180 exhibitors, will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from March 4th to 6th. We have several recommended franchises as well. Today we are announcing the exhibitor list. This time we divided the categories into three: food business, retail, and service industry. We translated the Japanese descriptions for each category into English. We also included links to the franchisors’ websites. If you wish to visit Japan and inspect franchise headquarters or stores, please contact us. We can arrange an inspection tour. >>https://fc.assentia-hd.com/inspectiontour Other franchise brands can be found here.>>https://fc.assentia-hd.com/brandlist FOOD BUSINESS AJISEN Ramen  The taste of Kyushu, born in Kumamoto, spreading … Continue reading

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Number of Japanese Restaurants Overseas181,000

Number of Japanese Restaurants Overseas Declines for First Time Since Survey Began: 181,000 Restaurants, Down 6,000 The “Approximate Number of Japanese Restaurants Overseas” survey, compiled biennially since 2013 by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries with cooperation from overseas diplomatic missions worldwide, was announced on the evening of November 28th, one month later than originally scheduled. The delay in announcement was likely due to the fact that this was the first decrease. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, the number had maintained a 1.9% increase, but now, in normal times, there has been a decrease of 6,000 restaurants. Where exactly did this decrease of 6,000 restaurants, representing a … Continue reading

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Time machine

Japan as a Time Machine: What Africa’s Future Looks Like — and How to Get There Faster   What if you could look at a country’s GDP per capita today and know — with remarkable precision — which industries are about to take off? Not by guessing, but by reading history.   That’s the idea behind “Japan as a Time Machine.”   The Insight That Changes Everything Japan grew from a per capita income of $475 in 1960 to over $44,000 by 1995. That 35-year journey was not random. Each income level unlocked specific consumer behaviors, and those behaviors created specific industries.   Here’s the striking part: many African countries … Continue reading

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TAKESAN Ramen is coming to Poland

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Coming soon in Australia_Bariuma ramen

Bali Horse Ramen’s rapid expansion in Australia continues. Our third location is now preparing to open. If you’re interested in opening a ramen shop in your town or country, please contact us. We are always available for franchise consultations and inquiries.Inquire Form  

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