Case Studies

With the basic philosophy of "bringing smiles to people's faces through hospitality," we operate Smile Hotels and other business hotels, city hotels, and resort hotels throughout Japan, Smile Hotels operates business hotels, city hotels, and resort hotels nationwide under the basic philosophy of "bringing smiles to people's faces through hospitality. The official website of Smile Hotels provides detailed information on each Smile Hotel and accepts reservations. Automatic translation is available in English, Chinese (simplified and traditional), and Korean.

Founded in 1955 as Fujitsu Soccer Club and joined the J-League in 1999. Its home stadium is Todoroki Athletic Stadium in Nakahara-ku, Tokyo. The emblem is based on the Kawasaki City flower azalea, the team mascot dolphin, and the team colors based on saxophone blue, symbolizing the vibrant and attractive coastal city of Kawasaki, which is open to the world.

A multilingual website for foreign visitors to Japan by Kotsu Shinbunsha, publisher of "JR Timetable," "Tabi no Techo," "Strolling Guru," and other publications. Based on the operation of "Tre-tabi," a railroad and travel website planned and supported by six JR Group companies, this multilingual website introduces Japanese railroads and tourist attractions. and sightseeing spots in Japan.

A tonkatsu specialty restaurant established in 1962 and operating mainly in Kyushu. Automatic translation in English, Chinese (simplified and traditional), and Korean has been introduced.

Since the opening of its first restaurant in 1974 in Shukumachi, Nagasaki, Ringer Hut has steadily progressed. Today, Ringer Hut has grown into a national chain with 464 stores (as of the end of February 2011) in the Kyushu and Chugoku regions as well as in the Kansai and Kanto regions, and is widely known as "the Nagasaki chanpon specialty restaurant with the red tonkari roof.

Saitama Prefectural Hospital Organization was established in April 2021 based on the Local Incorporated Administrative Agency Law, with 100% investment from Saitama Prefecture. It operates four specialized prefectural hospitals and provides highly specialized and policy-oriented medical services such as cancer, brain diseases, cardiac diseases, emergency, pediatric, and psychiatric services to the citizens of Saitama Prefecture.