
Your culture and values shape your financial decisions. We provide thoughtful guidance in retirement, estate, and tax planning—bridging the U.S. and Japan with care, clarity, and respect for your heritage.
Who We Serve
Our practice is uniquely focused on serving

Our Process
1. Initial get to know each other to understand your circumstances and any concerns
2. Identify and Priotize your goals
3. Gather all your documents to analyze your current situation
4. Develop financial Planning and Recommendations
5. Presenting the Financial Planning Recommendations to you
6. Implementaing the Plan and Follow-Through
7. Ongoing Monitoring and Reviewing the Progress
Comprehensive Financial Planning Includes
Meet Suzue Sato, Founder
Suzue Sato founded MoneyCafe Advisors in 2010 to serve individuals and families navigating financial lives across cultures, particularly Japanese and Japanese American communities in the U.S. Her work is shaped by decades of global experience and a deep understanding of life transitions such as retirement, widowhood, divorce, and intercultural families.
Suzue holds the ChFC® designation and completed CFP® coursework. She spent over 20 years as an International Liaison for the Japan Association for Financial Planners and served on the Board of Directors of the Financial Planning Standards Board Ltd., helping advance global financial planning standards.
Born and raised in Japan and educated in the U.S., Suzue is bilingual and brings clarity, cultural sensitivity, and thoughtful guidance to every client relationship.


Getting Started
Getting started with MoneyCafe Advisors begins with a simple conversation. Our initial consultation is an opportunity to get to know each other, discuss your circumstances, and explore whether our approach is the right fit for your needs.
Whether you are planning for retirement, navigating a life transition, or managing cross-border financial considerations between the U.S. and Japan, we are here to help you move forward with clarity and confidence—one thoughtful step at a time.





