Print Anything in Japan
— In English.

Marcus Reiner

Founder, Meetup.Berlin

Berlin → Tokyo

“I moved my SaaS startup from Berlin to Tokyo and suddenly I needed business cards — a lot of them — for a conference the following week. Every printer I contacted either didn't speak English or quoted me a two-week lead time. A Slack friend mentioned Print Japan and I messaged them on WhatsApp on a Sunday night. Someone replied in ten minutes, quoted me the next morning, and I had 1,000 premium soft-touch cards and two roll-up banners at my office in Shibuya by Wednesday. What surprised me most was the quality: the cards feel like something you'd get from an expensive boutique in Berlin. Since then I've used them for flyers, signage at our pop-up, and even our staff name tags. The team treats every request like a collaboration rather than a transaction — they'll nudge me if a color looks off or a layout won't print well. For a foreign founder, that kind of proactive help is worth more than the price difference. I genuinely don't understand how they operate this fast.”

Priya Shah

Event Director, Aster MICE Agency

Singapore

“We organise trade shows across Asia, and Tokyo has always been the hardest market. Local printers needed Japanese documentation, bank transfers, and approvals weeks in advance — we usually finalise booth layouts a few days before the show. With Print Japan, I sent our sponsor logos and booth dimensions on WhatsApp from Singapore, paid with a corporate card, and everything — two banners, a hundred flyers, twenty table tents — was at the Big Sight loading dock on the correct day, to the correct booth number. That has never happened before with any vendor. For our last event they even flagged that one of our logos would pixelate at banner size and offered a free re-render with their design team. We've since used them for three more events in Japan and we recommend them to every agency partner visiting Tokyo. They're the only print supplier who truly understands how event timelines work.”

Julien Moreau

Chef-Owner, Restaurant Lumière

Osaka

“Running three small restaurants in Osaka, I rotate menus seasonally — which means reprinting everything four times a year. Before Print Japan, I was driving to a local printer in person, sketching layouts on napkins, hoping nothing got lost in translation. Now I just WhatsApp the new dishes and prices on a Sunday evening. Their designer sends back a proof on Monday, I approve, and the new menu books arrive at all three restaurants on Wednesday. The menu books are stitch-bound, beautiful, and — most importantly — they hold up to wine spills and weekly handling. I also order their Premium Design Service for our takeaway cards; the upsell is honestly modest and the result looks like work from a Paris agency. A reliable print partner changed how I run the restaurants day-to-day. I tell every restaurateur I know in Kansai.”

Sara Lindqvist

Brand Manager, Nordic Design Collective

Stockholm

“For Tokyo Design Week we needed branded materials on the ground without shipping from Europe. Print Japan delivered everything to our hotel the night we landed — four roll-up banners, three hundred tote bags, and a small stack of postcards for attendees. The tote bags sold out by day two and we ordered a second run from the same WhatsApp thread, delivered the next day. For a two-person team running a pop-up on the other side of the world, that level of responsiveness made the difference between a stressful launch and a calm one. Their invoice was in English, their payment was by card, and every piece looked exactly like the proof they'd sent. I'll use them again next year.”