The creator introduces herself and explains her three businesses in Japan as a numbered list. She details her PR agency, Vegas PR Group; a grilled cheese restaurant, Buy Me Stand, which she now runs after her husband passed away; and a fashion brand, Son of the Cheese, also created by her late husband. She concludes by mentioning she's also a mother of two and invites viewers interested in Japan, food, and fashion to follow her journey.
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I’m the CEO/founder of my own PR company in Tokyo, with an office above a grilled cheese sandwich shop and a clothing store that my husband created 10 years ago. He passed away last year, so now I’m, juggling all three businesses. Not sure if I can make it but we’re trying our best over here #tokyolife #femalefounder #japanlife #japanbusiness #buymestand #sonofthecheese #vegasprgroup #entrepreneurtokyo #ceointokyo #weeb
Transcript
Three businesses, one woman, Japan. People ask me what I do in Japan, and here it is. One, I founded a bilingual PR agency called the Vegas PR Group. We're a team of seven people working in music, fashion, and other creative industries. Two, I run a grilled cheese restaurant in Tokyo called Buy Me Stand. My husband, Kaito, opened it in 2015. It was the first place in Japan to serve grilled cheese sandwiches. So Kaito passed away last year, and since then, I've been doing my best to keep it going, not just as a business, but as a piece of him that's here in Tokyo. Three, Kaito also created a fashion brand called Son of the Cheese. It's preppy, funny, with a lot of made in Japan pieces. No, yeah, three businesses, also two kids, and, one lady really going for it. So if you're into Japan, fashion, food, or if you really like Tokyo, please stick around.