Showa Brain Navi wins at Golden Board of Vietnam Typical Intellectual Entrepreneurs 2023

The award ceremony is aimed at honouring entrepreneurs, brands, quality products, and services in Vietnam. The award is part of the programme "Good Vietnamese Products for Consumer Rights: Typical Intellectual Entrepreneurs 2023," organized by the Institute of Economics and Culture in cooperation with the Consumer Protection Vietnam Centre.

Together with other winners, namely SHB, VSIP, and LS Electric, Showa Brain Navi was honoured in three award categories: "Top 20 excellent enterprises in Vietnam," "Top 20 good quality products for consumer rights" for its flagship product Haikyu!! Volleyball Card Game, and "Excellent entrepreneurs with positive contributions to socioeconomic development in 2023" for the company's CEO.

Tatsuya Konoshita, CEO of SBNV said, "I feel extremely proud and honoured that Showa Brain Navi bagged prestigious awards at the ceremony. This valuable reward is the recognition and encouragement of customers for SBNV in the past."

"To fulfill customers' expectations, SBNV will make efforts to offer quality products, build a strong community for players and customers, and contribute to the development of the contents business in Vietnam," he said.

Showa Brain Navi, a wholly owned subsidiary of Japan's Showa Holdings, specialises in distributing famous Japanese content products in Vietnam, including trading card games (TCG), character collection cards, character models, and character collection accessories.

Since its establishment in 2015, SBNV has offered many renowned Japanese card games to the Vietnamese TCG player community. These games are highly welcomed by players, such as the Vietnamese version of Haikyu! Volleyball Card Game, Battle Spirits Tactical Chess Set products, Build Divide Tactical Chess Set, and One Piece Tactical Chess Set, contributing to building a thriving Vietnamese TCG community.

The Vietnamese version of Haikyu! The volleyball card game is the first Japanese card game product officially released in Vietnam. The game is based on the popular manga Haikyu! by Haruichi Furudate, published in Vietnam under the title "Haikyu, the Tiny Giant."

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