KRMom’s Touch, a Korean fast-food chain, has moved its Japanese subsidiary’s headquarters from Shibuya to Shinjuku, Tokyo, as part of its strategy to expand its presence in Japan. The new office in Shinjuku will function as a central hub for site development, franchisee training, and operational support. The first store at the new location, situated in Shinjuku Park Tower, opened recently and is aimed at serving office workers during lunch and after work hours. The company plans to open additional outlets in several cities and aims to operate 100 locations nationwide by 2027, relying on its internally developed protocols refined from its existing operations.
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