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Websites for shops, stays & tours

Before they step inside,
they visit your website.

Guests look you up before they ever walk through the door, and that first impression decides whether they come.
Noren Web Studio designs refined, bilingual websites for small shops, stays and tour companies, built to lead every visitor gently to a booking.

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Our promise

Three promises

  1. 二つの言葉

    Fluent in two languages

    Talk to me in English or Japanese. Your site will greet local guests and Japanese travellers with the same warmth and care.

  2. 道しるべ

    Every page leads to a booking

    Beauty matters, but so does the path to your phone, LINE or enquiry form. Your strengths, told in words and numbers guests remember.

  3. その後も

    Care that continues

    One person looks after your site long after launch: updates, fixes and hosting. New opening hours? Simply send a message.

Works

Selected work

Different trades, different places, each with its own face.

HAIR's YAMAZAKI homepage
Case 01 Ito, Japan · Barber

HAIR's YAMAZAKI

A father-and-son barber with 72 years of history. Its story is told in three simple numbers, with LINE booking within reach on every page.

  • 5 pages
  • LINE booking
  • Mobile-first
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Case 02 Brisbane, Australia · Tours

A Brisbane tour companyIn progress

A site for a tour operator in Brisbane. Five pages in English with a Japanese edition, built to draw enquiries from both markets. The company name will be shown once the client has approved it after launch.

  • English + Japanese
  • Enquiry form
  • SEO & analytics
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Pricing

Pricing

Each package pairs the build with twelve months of care.

Standard

Five pages that tell your story, properly.

Build¥200,000 from
Care plan¥15,000 / month
Total for the first year ¥380,000 from
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Recommended

Bilingual

Welcome guests in English and Japanese, with the same warmth.

Build¥300,000 from
Care plan¥15,000 / month
Total for the first year ¥480,000 from
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Full pricing and care details
About the name

Why “Noren”

A noren is the fabric curtain hung at the entrance of a Japanese shop. Dyed with the shop’s name, it tells passers-by that the doors are open, and offers a first glimpse of the character within.

Noren Web Studio Keisuke Iwata

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Tell me about your business.

Not sure what your site should say yet? That’s the perfect place to start. The first conversation is free, with no pressure.

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