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Join us on November 13th for another event of the “CLIC” series, a loose organization of 12 smaller European Chambers of Commerce in Japan (Austrian, Belgian-Luxembourg, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Icelandic, Irish, Norwegian, Spanish, Swedish and Swiss) and hear from Hiroshi Ochi, CEO of Papabubble Japan, about the company’s history of success in Japan.

Founded in Barcelona, Spain, in 2004, Papabubble is an international chain of artisan candy shops known for their handcrafted hard candies and lollipops. What sets them apart is the live candy-making experience they offer in their stores, where customers can watch skilled confectioners create intricate designs.

Papabubble has expanded globally, with shops in various countries, bringing a unique blend of traditional candy-making techniques and modern artistic flair to sweet enthusiasts worldwide. Papabubble Japan was established in 2005 in the popular neighbourhood of Nakano. After opening its second shop in 2012, it has not stopped growing, now boasting 23 points of sale, having organized countless pop-up Candy Making Studios all over Japan, and helping many companies to personalize their events, adding a unique and sweet touch to corporate occasions. 

Do not miss this opportunity to learn how simple ingredients and a live candy-making experience have propelled Papabubble to sweet success in Japan. Get inspired by their journey and discover how they have captivated customers’ hearts through craftsmanship and innovation.

EVENT DETAILS
Date: Wednesday 13 November
Time: 19:00-21:00 (doors open at 18:30)
Venue: MAARKET TOKYO
2-7-15 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0061
Fee: JPY 5,000 members / JPY 7,000 non-members (incl. finger food and drinks)
Registration: Please contact nccjapan@gmail.com with your name, title and company.
Registration and cancelation deadline: November 6 17:00, or when slots are full.

We kindly ask you to arrange payment by 6 November via bank transfer. We will send the bank details in the confirmation email.

(Any cancelations after 6 November or no-shows will be charged in full.)