Sadahiro Nakamura

President of Transit General Office. Born in Tokyo in 1971. After graduating from Keio University, he worked at Isetan before establishing Transit General Office in 2001 with the corporate concept of "creating playgrounds with fashion, architecture, music, design, art, and food as content." As a key figure in the cafe boom, he has been involved in the establishment and operation of approximately 40 cafes, including the cafe "Sign," as well as brands like "Cath Kidston," "Diesel," "JILLSTUART," and "Mercedes-Benz," and the Sydney-based restaurant "bills," known as the "world's best breakfast."

He has also worked on cafes and restaurants in Japan's first design hotel "CLASKA," Osaka's "Dojima Hotel," the world's largest SOHO office building "the SOHO," and in 2012, cafes and restaurants in popular facilities such as the observation deck of Tokyo Skytree, Shibuya Hikarie, and Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku. With international expansion planned for 2013, he is actively working daily as a hitmaker who consistently creates buzzworthy spots. His group companies include event & catering, communication planning, recruitment, and property management firms. His book, "Sadahiro Nakamura's Fanboy Work Methods," is currently on sale to great acclaim.

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