Case Studies

For more than 130 years since its predecessor, the Philosophy Hall, was founded, Toyo University has been proactively addressing various social issues and giving back to the local community with the university's intellectual resources. We aim to contribute to the realization of a bright future for the global community by disseminating the "knowledge" we have accumulated based on our philosophy education to the world at large.

Toyo University Keihoku Junior & Senior High School, with the founding spirit of "The foundation of all learning lies in philosophy," has inherited the philosophy of its founder, Inoue Enryo, and is practicing education that fosters the ability to think and make decisions through philosophy. The school's educational philosophy is "to nurture truly cultured global citizens," and it nurtures human resources who can contribute to society.

The Sato Group is an "Automatic Identification Solution" company that provides a mechanism for optimal problem solving for each site by linking information to all kinds of objects and people and visualizing their movements. Automatic recognition technologies, such as barcodes, RFID, and image recognition, are used to automatically recognize and input/output information. Automatic Identification Solution supports various business applications such as traceability, supply chain management, and asset management by tagging information to moving objects and people. By introducing an automatic translation service to its global product manual website, which was previously available only in English, the company was able to make it available in 14 languages.

The Port of Tokyo, the gateway to the sea for the capital city of Tokyo, is one of Japan's largest international trading hubs, equipped with large-scale container docks, and plays an important role not only as a logistics base supporting the socio-economic activities of 40 million people in the Tokyo metropolitan area, but also as a leading port in the world. MySite AI Translation Premium has been introduced for English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean.

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.