The Japanese wind has been blowing in China for a long time, but many girls always make unsatisfactory looks. Among the several Japanese-style hair salons hidden in the Tianhe area of Guangzhou, SUYO Zhengjia's tailoring is very convincing, it perfectly presents the characteristics of Japanese hair light and fluffy, playful and casual, full of girlishness. In 2005, Japanese actor SUYO founded the brand, and in 2015, the Guangzhou branch was established. The staff here need to be trained by the education base of the Beijing branch first, and the hairstylists go to Japan every six months on average, and only the most authentic Japanese atmosphere on the street brings them aesthetic edification and inspiration that is not found in China. Tuoye, the technical supervisor of Zhengjia store, is also one of the owners of the store, and has designed styling for many hosts of Guangdong TV. He understands the needs of his clients and can provide good hairstyle advice in just a few words; He is ruthless, usually with a large amount of hair, and the effect of cutting it out is transparent, and between the swing of the hair scissors, it is free and tidy, which is a kind of enjoyment. Tabe has worked as a personal professional stylist for Takabe Yuanyuan, and he can achieve good results from his playful short hair with a sense of air to his long and fluffy hair. Every other hairstylist is remarkable. Although it is a studio, SUYO's service details are more thoughtful than some high-end brand mall stores. Before the appointment time, they will contact the customer in advance to give directions or adjust the time. Hot and cold drinks are available here, and the shampoo and perm assistants are gentle, soft-spoken, and have a humble attitude, and have a good experience. The interior of SUYO is spacious and comfortable. However, the decoration is slightly inferior, and the Japanese design such as murals, printed wallpaper, and sliding doors is not exquisite, and the mix and match style with European court chairs and floor-to-ceiling mirrors is a bit puzzling. Located on the 24th floor, the floor-to-ceiling windows in the haircutting area have a very open view, plenty of natural light, and good music taste, making the experience very pleasant. If you have a Japanese customer to cut your hair, you can make an appointment with a Japanese hairstylist in advance, and the price is usually more than 1,000 yuan.