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01 INTRODUCTION OF OUR PRODUCT 02 TEAM CHECK-IN
“A combination of
Burmese Traditional Food
and Japanese Taste”
THOMAS
Ingredients and Pricing
Only 2 minutes to
prepare
Diplomatic relations
Innovative People
- A smart and hard-working population will offer companies plenty of productivity
Economic
Factors
What are in economic factors?
Exchange Rate
Advantages
Economic
Factors
Our Organization
Our organization mainly deals with the health department, food department, raw
material collecting department, and packaging department. In addition, there are also
marketing department, finance department, and HR department.
Culture
Japan is ranked as the 11th most populated country in the world. Its
current population is 125.4 million (Worldometer, 2023). Shintoism and
Buddhism are two major religions. The low-interest-rate environment
imposed by the Bank of Japan has been a measure to boost big purchases
and investments to stimulate the economy, but the increasing saving ratio
implicates an opposite trend of careful spending decisions among
Japanese households.
Sociological Factors
Culture
Japan is ranked as the 11th most populated country in the world. Its
current population is 125.4 million (Worldometer, 2023). Shintoism and
Buddhism are two major religions. The low-interest-rate environment
imposed by the Bank of Japan has been a measure to boost big purchases
and investments to stimulate the economy, but the increasing saving ratio
implicates an opposite trend of careful spending decisions among
Japanese households.
Consumers’ attitude
• Japanese consumers are very open to buying international brands for
everyday consumer goods, as our product is an international brand with
a unique taste, it will meet the Japanese’s taste
• Older generations are brand loyal but younger generations are willing to
try new brands.
• Japan consumers have high quality standards and service expectations
(sales process, delivery, packaging, after-sales service, etc.)
Lifestyle Changes
Sociological Factors
Consumers’ attitude
• Japanese consumers are very open to buying international brands for
everyday consumer goods, as our product is an international brand with
a unique taste, it will meet the Japanese’s taste
• Older generations are brand loyal but younger generations are willing to
try new brands.
• Japan consumers have high quality standards and service expectations
(sales process, delivery, packaging, after-sales service, etc.)
Lifestyle Changes
• Since the economic crisis, the Japanese are moving towards lower priced
consumption.
• Part of the population now prefers to cook at home rather than eat out at a
restaurant, our product is ideal for a quick home-cooked meal, perfect for
everyone.
• Also, while the population spends most of the time outside the home even
with small houses and long working hours there is an increase in the time
spent at home.
Healthy Diet
Sociological Factors
Lifestyle Changes
• Since the economic crisis, the Japanese are moving towards lower priced
consumption.
• Part of the population now prefers to cook at home rather than eat out at a
restaurant, our product is ideal for a quick home-cooked meal, perfect for
everyone.
• Also, while the population spends most of the time outside the home even
with small houses and long working hours there is an increase in the time
spent at home.
Healthy Diet
• Traditionally, the Japanese tend to have a healthy attitude to food and
eating. They have a saying, “hara hachi bu”, which means to eat until
you are 80% full.
• Rather than having one large plate, they often eat from a small bowl
while enjoying several different dishes. Small portion of our product is
made to suit the Japanese eating style
• The Japanese are also strong believers in ‘flexible restraint’ when it
comes to treats and snacks, enjoying them from time to time but in
smaller portions.
Technological Factors
What are technological factors?
Controlled by a computer
Technology
Factors
What are technological factors?
New ways of communicating with target markets New ways of distributing goods and services
Copyright law
Discrimination Law
- Trademarks must be registered at 'The Japan
Price discrimination
Patent Office ( 特許庁 , Tokkyochō, JPO)' in
— Lunchboxes from Japan (Bentos) are sold
Tokyo, Japan.
for approximately 350~700¥ for the basic class
- As there is still no results for black bean curd
of people. According to that fact, we have set
paste with cooked rice, our company can get the
our product's price at 500¥.
first applicant for a trademark entitled to its
registration.
Legal Factors
What are legal factors?
Weather
Osaka, the third largest city of japan is humid subtropical climate zone.
There are four different seasons
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter
Climate change
— Besides, the cooked rice in our product will be cultivated with technology, without much effects to the
weather.
— That's why, there will be less effect to the climate change of Japan.
Environment Factors
What are in environment factors?
Environment Pollution
• It is worth noting that the country has set up some stringent rules, regulations and goals to fend off the challenges.
• After much international criticism, it announced in 2021 that it would try to reduce emissions by 46% by 2030 in
order to achieve carbon neutrality (a balance between carbon emissions and absorption).
— When we have a look at our product, we mainly used organic ingredients. So there will be less carbon emission
Waste Management
- Japan is indeed under pressure to minimize waste and control environmental pollution.
— We've planned to produce manure from our factory's organic waste. Then, our company will sell those fertilizer to the agricultural
places in Japan.
— This will become our organization's extra income, apart from our main product.
. Attitudes toward “green ” or ecological products
- Recycling standards
• Areca container ( the main packaging of the product ) is used as a green product for packaging