Skylark Holdings announced that it will make Shin-Shin a subsidiary. Shin-Shin operates ramen restaurants in Fukuoka and is considering accelerating its expansion in Japan and overseas, as well as developing new restaurants that draw on street-stall culture.
Skylark Holdings will make Shin-Shin, a ramen chain operating in Fukuoka, a subsidiary. It operates 7 restaurants in Fukuoka and Kitakyushu and is also popular with tourists.
Shin-Shin was founded in Fukuoka in 2003. Through the partnership, it plans to accelerate the opening of new restaurants while preserving its original flavors and leveraging Skylark's overseas network and business platform.
The company has set a target of opening 200 restaurants in Japan and 100 overseas over 5 years. It is also considering developing new restaurants where a broad range of customers can enjoy dishes associated with Fukuoka's street-stall culture, including champon and yaki-ramen.