About Eat

photo: nakasa & partnersEat is an independent communications agency with a variety of premium and specialised clients from around the world. A sexy food magazine in a past life, Eat now focuses on creating diversified designs and content for print and Web media.

Our clients expect inspired, effective marketing. Always in pursuit of perfection, Eat seeks to exceed those expectations by cooperating with them every step of the way.

Eat Defined

So what does all this fancy talk mean? It means…

  • Practical experience: As a small, international team that works with both foreign and domestic brands, we understand that every culture has a unique way of thinking.
  • Versatile communication and localisation: We speak the language, we know the terrain, and we adapt to the situation. This enables us to successfully deliver our clients’ messages anywhere, to anyone.
  • Dynamic, seamless branding: We use a comprehensive approach that unifies every aspect of a client’s communication strategy.

Bottom line: It means relentless dedication to knowledge-driven processes and results.

Eat Revealed

Click through our client list below to really see what we mean. Want to know more about Eat Magazine?

News

  • 2008.05.01

    May 1st reboot

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    may 1st reboot

    You’ll have to excuse the mess, we finally gathered enough time and man power together to give Eat a face-lift for her birthday! 2008 heralds a new era for Eat Creative on the web. We get a new domain name [don’t worry our old one still works], that is relative to our ethic […]

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  • 2008.04.30

    SooK / Designer’s style 2008 - 05

    Listed under Shogakukan

    The latest issue of Designer’s Style is out ( May 2008 ) and available to read on the SooK website.

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  • 2008.04.25

    “me too” Installation

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    tanabata installation

    http://metoo2008.jp/
    The “me too” installation is currently at Sony’s Mediage, as part of the Sony/Unicef EYE SEE III exhibition. It is open to the public and can be seen until the end of May.

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