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Find out the best Japanese fonts out there. Check out my article where you’ll find amazing font inspiration for Japanese fonts. #fonts #fontideas #fontinspiration #bestfonts #japanesefonts

You guys love this project where we brought to life japanese branding design inspiration to reveal this gorgeous main logo design, we love the use of bold typography contrasting with such a modern, eyecatching and contrasting colour palette! Plus we cannot forget to mention the cutest little line illustrations which really tie together this whole brand logo suite.😍 If you havent already check out more of this project on our Instagram 😋

Introducing Umami - a Japanese street food restaurant. 🥢 “Umami” is often described as a savoury and rich taste. The term comes from Japanese and translates to “pleasant savoury taste” or “deliciousness.” 🍜 This is just part 1 of this fun branding project - stay tuned to see more branding and marketing materials that reflect the ambience of Umami! 🎌 *obsessed with the illustrations for the stickers 🫣😍 > @designerbriefs #graphicdesign #japanese #japanesefood #japan #restaurant…

A moodboard by Hermione Kléa Gogou on Behance

Introducing a new japanese coffee brand✨ Inspired by all the coffee shops that I had been to! @brand.brief #brandbriefkokoro #coffee… | Instagram

Milki Chocolate is a specialty chocolate shop in Hokkaido, Japan. The owners create the creamiest milk chocolate from the happiest cows on their farm, ensuring ethical means to enjoy the tastiest treat.

Check out this beautiful brand identity of Ukai, a sophisticated sushi bar at the Conrad Hotel in Tulum, Mexico. Ukai, the enlightened sushi bar at the

Kisuke's visual identity: The owner wanted Kisuke's logo and visual identity to reflect his commitment to Japanese tradition and gastronomy but he also wanted to convey the relaxed, casual and friendly atmosphere, as well as the affordable prices of his r…

LogoArchive returns with its fourth collaborative Extra Issue and first bi-lingual release, documenting the forms of Japanese logo design.