Signboard renewal

Hello! This is Que bom! Asakusa Honten, a churrasco and Brazilian cuisine specialty restaurant located in Asakusa, one of Tokyo's most popular sightseeing spots, just a 3-minute walk from Asakusa Station on the TX Line. ～Asakusa main store, which started mail-order and take-out sales of churrasco ingredients "Pre-Cozido Set" (excluding those cooked in a frying pan)!　When Kibon reopened for regular business on June 1, there were changes to the price of meals, the method of serving food, and business hours, but we could not keep up with the production of the signboard in front of the restaurant, so we had no choice but to handwrite it. The signage was written with magic markers on imitation paper and only in text, at the level of a school arts and crafts presentation. Some people thought that this would be more eye-catching in this day and age when everything is finished in a fashionable way. Some people were very positive about it, but we asked the designer for a poster for the billboard, and now we have it! In addition, the sign itself was renewed, and an LED light was purchased that can illuminate the entire surface from the back. It should stand out even more when the sun goes down! I'll try to take some pictures tonight... Shuhaskaria Kibon Asakusa is waiting for you in a corner of Asakusa, an area overflowing with the atmosphere of Edo (Tokyo), with its proud meat dishes.