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I dagens globale landskab, der er i hastig udvikling, revurderer danske virksomheder deres internationale vækststrategier. Med skiftende geopolitiske dynamikker og handelsspændinger er det mere afgørende end nogensinde at identificere stabile og lovende markeder.

In Part 2 of "Can Danish Design Knowledge Export to Japan," we explore the practical steps for Danish design agencies to successfully enter the Japanese market. From understanding cultural nuances to building strong local partnerships, discover how Danish simplicity and Japanese minimalism can create innovative solutions.

Discover how Danish and Japanese design philosophies align and explore the unique concept of "Ma" in Japanese design. In this first of a two-part series, we delve into the cultural dynamics and shared values that make Danish design resonate in Japan, and vice versa.

Design is everywhere. It’s one of our most important tools, yet it’s often misunderstood—especially in companies that don’t fully integrate it into their daily operations. So, what is design, really? And how has our perspective on it shifted over time?

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, offers far more than its globally renowned, iconic design, and architecture. It stands as a pivotal hub for innovation and a gateway to the broader Scandinavian and European markets.

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, offers far more than its globally renowned, iconic design, and architecture. It stands as a pivotal hub for innovation and a gateway to the broader Scandinavian and European markets.

In a world of rising geopolitical tensions, businesses are rethinking their market strategies. Amid this uncertainty, Japan stands out as a reliable choice for anchoring operations and managing risk. With its large economic and political influence, Japan is a key hub for growth in Asia.