Kanda Curry Grand Prix 2013!! Over 100Branches Fashionable Japanese Curry Brand.

Join one of Japan's leading Japanese curry franchises with over 90 stores domestically and rapidly expanding globally!

Highly profitable and simple operation franchise model is here.
 

We support to set up store and educate store operation and you can smoothly start the business.

Franchise fee 1,300,000JPY ～

Security Deposit 500,000JPY ～

Training Fee 50,000JPY ～

(Estimation of the initial cost)

・Construction: 1,000,000JPY ~ (depending on the property)
・Kitchen equipment :  600,000 to 2,000,000
・Store equipment cost: 400,000 to 800,000 (depending on number of seats)
・Ticket vending machine, cash register 600,000 to 1,500,000
 

The contract period is 10 years, with automatic renewal thereafter, providing long-term stability. Transparency regarding initial payments is evident, with a breakdown of franchise fees, security deposits, and training costs clearly specified.

Clarity of Initial Costs: The initial costs are as follows:

Franchise Fee: 1.3 million yen

Security Deposit: 500,000 yen

Training Fee: 50,000 yen Detailed breakdowns are provided for each.

Additional Costs such as property acquisition fees, construction costs, fixture and equipment expenses, and procurement costs are also explicitly outlined.

Low Minimum Self-Funding Requirement: An example of the minimum self-funding is 3 million yen, allowing for a relatively accessible investment for starting the business.

Flexibility in Business Start-Up: The option to start in a small space, even with 7 seats, is feasible. With a simple operation requiring only one employee, there are minimal additional labor costs, making it a low-risk business model.

Property Flexibility: The potential to attract customers in pre-existing or less popular locations is highlighted, reducing property-related costs compared to other franchises.

Success Stories from Affiliated Stores: Successful franchise store records in Tokyo are presented, including clearly stated self-funding and annual income figures. Based on these achievements, the correlation between low initial investment and potential success is suggested.

These factors, coupled with low investment costs, emphasize transparency and potential success for participants in the franchise.