Why customers have suddenly stopped coming to Tenya after the price of a tempura bowl rose to ¥730: successive price increases and the powerful burden of its former "one-coin" image

After the price of Tenya's tempura bowl was raised to ¥730, successive price revisions and the former "one-coin" image have been driving customers away.

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The price of one tempura bowl has reportedly been set at ¥730, highlighting the ongoing price revisions at the stores.

It has been suggested that the lingering strength of the brand's former "one-coin" era image, combined with current pricing, is affecting customer traffic.

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Tempura bowl pricingThe price of one tempura bowl was set at ¥730

Impact of the price increaseA series of price increases could drive customers away

The one-coin price imageThe former one-coin price image is holding the brand back

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