From the World to Japan
From Japan to the World
What are the key factors for successful PR in Japan?
Strong Network with Japanese Media
There are several key media outlets that must be considered when conducting PR in Japan. From newspapers and magazines to television, web news, and video platforms, Japan has a unique media landscape. With a strong network of over 1,000 media professionals, we provide the necessary support to enhance your brand's presence in the Japanese market.
We don’t know where to start with PR, whether in Japan or internationally.
The Fundamentals Are Universal – Making It Relevant to Society
The fundamentals of public relations remain the same across borders. It is crucial to communicate how your company creates meaningful change in society and why society needs your presence. By framing your messaging in a way that aligns with broader societal interests—rather than making it solely about your company—you can attract media attention and generate excitement in the market.
We want to expand from Japan to the global market.
A Global PR Network
We have an extensive PR network across Europe, North America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. While local PR firms understand the insights and behaviors of their respective markets, effectively communicating the nuanced strengths of Japanese companies in a way that resonates globally can be challenging. By bridging this gap with bilingual expertise in both Japanese and English, we help Japanese companies successfully establish their presence in international markets.
We’ve heard that Japan is a difficult market to enter.
Advocacy & Government Relations
Japan does have a significant number of industry regulations and business customs that can pose challenges to foreign companies. However, advocating for policy changes—such as regulatory relaxations or removals—can be a highly effective strategy in certain industries. We assist in strategically engaging with the Japanese government, articulating which legal barriers need adjustment and demonstrating how such changes would benefit Japan as a whole.
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