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Eko Hayashi

Branding & Design Website

Eko Hayashi is an independent graphic design practice based in Matsumoto, Japan, founded in 2016. The practice handles graphic design, package design, and rebranding, with notable projects including the WARA STRAW project, Canelé Yokan packaging, and the Suginomori brewery rebrand.

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DDB Japan Inc.

Branding & Design Website

DDB Japan Inc. is an advertising agency in Tokyo, Japan, and part of the DDB Worldwide network. The agency is located in Shibuya-ku and can be reached by phone at 3 5791-1020.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute	Eko Hayashi	DDB Japan Inc.
Category	Branding & Design	Branding & Design
Rating	-	-
Location	Matsumoto, Japan	Tokyo, Japan
Services	Graphic Design	Graphic Design
Pros	Operating since 2016 with a portfolio spanning food and beverage packaging, rebranding, and cultural projects across Japan. Notable work includes the WARA STRAW project, Canelé Yokan package design for Inoue Saryo, and the Suginomori brewery rebrand. Design approach treats design as a device for creating culture, with independent production projects alongside client work.	Part of the global DDB Worldwide advertising network
Website	Visit Site	Visit Site

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