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Financing

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Making an official company.

Where to begin, what you need, costs and more.

Location

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Depending on your business, different licenses will be needed. Trust us to help you get the right ones and get all the approval you need to get started.

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HOW WE HAVE HELPED OTHERS

“Will, the owner of JHC, may know me by my real name: Endang.

We want to open our own coffee shop in Japan. And we have been wondering for months where to start from. And then we found the most comforting and most motivating answer in Quora. Then we click JHC website, ask for inquiry and got a friendly response from Will.

Then we set up a two hours meeting and we've got all our questions answered perfectly by Will.

He show us how to find a place (which is very-very helping), show us how to make a company, give us tips on so many things including how to make a good business plan, how to apply for a bank loan and so on.

The time with Will was worth spending. If you also have a plan in opening

up a hospitality business in Japan,

we suggest you to have a two hours consultation with JHC,

you will never regret it."

Endang Prihatini.

PAYU & Coffee

Tokyo Japan.

Who We Are

Having worked in the hospitality industry in Japan for more than 20 years have seen first hand what matters most to a new or growing hospitality business.

While it took me two years to start my own authentic Irish gastro pub, my most recent client opened her coffee shop in just 10 months.

My clients have a 100% satisfaction rate and enjoy taking what was just an idea and making it into a reality quicker and without the fear of handling the speed bumps that lie ahead.

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