BACKGROUND
MUSIC APP
FOR JAPANESE
RESTAURANTS
Add Authentic
Local Sounds
To Your Venue
SUPER EASY
AFFORDABLE
Only $3.00~
Per Month
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As the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries puts it, we Japanese developed the unique method of beautifying dishes through the arrangement of botanical companions such as flowers and leaves. Authentic Japanese restaurants use seasonal tableware and decorate their spaces according to natural factors.
Many travelers who are excited about Japanese cuisine say that everything is beautifully put together, not only the taste of the food but also the design and color of the dishes. Such an artistic experience enhances the taste, which adds to the conversations at the feast.
All of these elements of the dining experience can be married together by the right music to give a synergistic effect. We offer a wide range of Japanese music, with the intention that our soundtracks contribute to your unique establishment to help make it not necessarily just a restaurant but also a center of Japanese culture.
Our music truthfully conveys Japanese emotions and scenes, including the beauty of nature, the changing of the four seasons, and our close relationship with annual events.
Over the years, our artists, who are involved in Japanese ambiance music production, have strived to cover all angles of typical Japanese life.
Our music is DMCA free, so you never have to worry that copyright strikes may occur when uploading videos to the Internet.
Feel free to shoot (and even live stream) parties or events taking place at your venues and share them on internet video sharing websites or on social media.
In 2013, "Japanese food" was registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage following in the footsteps of French cuisine. According to a survey undertaken by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries of Japan, as of 2019, the number of Japanese restaurants overseas is more than 110,000 and that number continues to grow rapidly.
Japan's traditional food culture has gained international acclaim and demand for it has grown. Foreign people used to perceive Japanese restaurants as mostly luxurious, but recently, more casual restaurants have been opening and attracting customers.
In addition to the old sushi restaurants, the number of restaurants specializing in yakitori, ramen, udon, soba, takoyaki, etc. has also increased. Recently, our everyday dishes, such as chicken cutlet, pork ginger, or salmon teriyaki have been added to menus as well. Let's cook more Japanese dishes!
| NAME | Nash Studio Inc. |
|---|---|
| ESTABLISHED | July 1st 1994 |
| PRESIDENT | Mika Yokoyama |
| ADDRESS | Parkside Kawai Building 5-11-1 Nishitenma Kitaku Osaka 5300047 Japan |
| ADDRESS | Parkside Kawai Building 5-11-1 Nishitenma Kitaku Osaka 5300047 Japan |
