Pilar Akaneya: Elevating Authentic Japanese Cuisine in Madrid

Sumi means charcoal, bi is fire, and yaki means grilled cooking. In other words, Japanese barbecue.

Project Scope

DIGITAL CONTENT

Social Media Content
Website Content Management
Community Management

PR&MEDIA

Public Relations
Event Management
VIP Client Management

At Pilar Akaneya, each table contains a barbecue with its own smoke extraction hood. A gastronomic paradise for lovers of grills and Japanese cuisine. Japanese sumibiyaki restaurant specializing in wagyu and Kobe beef A5. Madrid.

Pilar Akaneya also stands out for serving wagyu beef certified as Kobe Beef, the best meat in the world. And also the most expensive. In Spain, only one other restaurant in Madrid and one in Barcelona have a license to sell it and are listed in the official restaurant guide of the Kobe Beef Association. And in total, just 150 restaurants outside of Japan.

Description and context

To publicize the project, the website was created and activated. The most important challenge was creating a press content strategy and launching a product with National Geographic as a Partner.

It's a follow-up project. Currently, press management is carried out when something newsworthy happens, such as anniversaries or celebrations. Likewise, we work on digital content and reputation, achieving mention and space in different media.

Strategy, Naming and Logo

Results

  • 80 articles published in spaces such as the Repsol Guide or Ara.Cat

  • 587M readers

  • 850K estimated views

  • 2K social actions

  • 375K media value.

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