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Where do you think the first step in sales promotion should be when trying to spread Japanese culture within the EU?
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In order to disseminate Japanese cultural objects within the EU, it is important to consider the following steps:
Liaison with cultural institutions and museums: We recommend collaborating with cultural institutions and museums within the EU first. This will give you the opportunity to exhibit Japanese cultural relics and hold related events. If you have a Japanese embassy or cultural center, consider getting support from them.
Cooperation with the tourism industry: It is also beneficial to partner with the tourism industry within the EU. Let’s plan Japanese cultural experience tours and events in cooperation with tourism agents and travel agencies. Also, consider having information about Japanese culture published in tourist guidebooks and websites.
Participate in cultural events and festivals: Actively participate in cultural events and festivals in the EU. You will have the opportunity to introduce Japanese culture in a variety of ways, including performances of traditional Japanese music and dance, exhibitions of crafts, and cooking.
Online promotion: Use the Internet to conduct online promotions that introduce Japanese cultural items. Use social media and websites to disseminate information about Japanese culture and artifacts, and devise ways to arouse interest in them.
Building Partnerships: Building a strong network of local partners is also important in promoting Japanese cultural heritage. You can reach a wider audience by working with local businesses, organizations and individuals and conducting joint promotional activities.
Combine these steps to develop promotional activities to spread Japanese cultural objects within the EU.
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As a country, where should we start to spread easily within the EU?
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In order to spread Japanese culture within the EU, it is recommended to start with the following countries and regions.
France: France is known as the center of culture in Europe, and there is a high level of interest in Japanese culture. In Paris, there is the Japan Cultural Center “Maison de la Culture Japonaise”, which holds exhibitions and events related to Japanese culture. France also attracts a lot of tourists, so you have the opportunity to appeal to many people.
United Kingdom: There is a strong interest in Japanese culture in the United Kingdom as well, with Japanese art exhibitions and Japanese cuisine popular in cities such as London. Cooperation with museums and galleries that exhibit Japanese cultural artifacts and participation in events related to Japanese culture are beneficial.
Germany: Germany has many museums and cultural facilities, and there is a high level of interest in Japanese culture. Especially in cities such as Berlin and Düsseldorf, there are many exhibitions and events related to Japanese culture. There are also many Japanese restaurants and traditional Japanese craft shops.
These countries have a high interest in Japanese culture and have opportunities to appeal to many people. However, since there is interest in Japanese culture in other countries and regions within the EU, we recommend conducting sales promotion activities with other countries at the same time.
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Where do you think the first trend in the EU, not just Japanese culture, will be?
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It’s not always possible to say where trends first started in the EU, but fashion and cultural trends usually tend to originate from major cities and fashion centers. The following regions are known to be the frontrunners of the epidemic within the EU.
Paris (France): Paris has long been recognized as the fashion capital, home to famous fashion weeks and luxury brands. Paris is also a center of art and culture, playing an important role as a source of new cultural trends.
London (England): London is a city of diverse cultures and is known as a hub for youth culture and street fashion. There are also innovative movements in fields such as music, art, and design, and they can be the beginnings of new trends.
Milan (Italy): Milan is the fashion and design capital of Italy and the city of the famous Fashion Weeks. Characterized by a fusion of traditional Italian craftsmanship and innovative design, it is a key hub for setting new trends.
While these cities are known as pioneers of fashion and culture, other cities and regions within the EU often have their own trends and movements. Local characteristics and cultures are also important factors, as trends are constantly changing and influenced by different factors depending on time and place.