Hokkaido Franchises for Independence/StartupHokkaido
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Developing sales channels while managing operations is a significant burden, both in terms of time and money, for franchisees. The company's representative, who was previously a franchisee himself, leveraged his experience to establish a unique system that "requires no sales activities whatsoever." By partnering with major retailers, the system connects franchisees with projects, allowing them to focus on their work, leading to improved skills and speed for owners, and increased workload. More work leads to higher income, and the amount of work can be adjusted in consultation with headquarters to suit each individual's lifestyle. Another attractive feature is that anyone, regardless of gender or age, can start a franchise.
Can be done by one person Starting from scratch Excellent support Women playing an active role Start with low capital A couple becomes independent Storeless business
In recent years, rising vehicle prices and maintenance costs have led to a rapid shift from "owning a car" to "renting a car only for the necessary period." Top One Rent-a-Car is a rental car business specializing in medium- to long-term rentals, adapting to this changing trend. By capturing stable demand from commuting, school, corporate use, and replacement vehicles, we have built a revenue base that is not affected by tourism demand. We offer a highly promising business model in a market that is expected to continue expanding.
The reuse business, which converts unwanted items into cash, is less susceptible to economic fluctuations and is attracting attention as a growing business. The reuse market within the franchise industry saw sales expand from 1,210 billion yen in 2009 to 1,539 billion yen in 2013. Furthermore, the market itself is projected to reach 2 trillion yen by 2025. This growth is partly due to the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake. Following the earthquake, there was a shift in consumer attitudes towards secondhand goods, and sales increased significantly from that year onward. This type of buyback business, which aligns with the needs of the times, offers a great chance of success and is a recommended industry for those considering starting a business.
Can be done by one person Starting from scratch Excellent support Start with low capital Low risk due to no inventory
Air conditioner installation business: Earn 10 million yen a year
From maritozzo to fruit sandwiches and cheesecake sandwiches, we'll continue to develop and offer new products one after another!
With Benriya Otasuke Master, you can start your own business from home, with an initial investment in the upper 1 million yen range, and even open a shop by yourself. This makes it a more affordable way to start than franchises in the buying or cleaning industries.
This is a job where you can provide the smallest face of your life, witness the smiles of your clients, and feel happy as a therapist. Qpu opened its first store in Roppongi, Tokyo in 2012. It quickly became famous as a super popular facial contouring salon frequented by many female celebrities. The repeat rate for treatments has remained at an astonishing 90% since the beginning! Currently, there are 5 stores in Tokyo and 31 stores nationwide, mainly in the Kanto region, of which 17 are franchise stores.
We offer our "Unadon" and "Hitsumabushi" (eel rice bowls) at surprisingly low prices! Our grilled eel is crispy on the outside and fluffy and thick on the inside, and our secret sauce, which has been passed down and added to since our founding, is sure to whet your appetite! Our proud "Hitsumabushi (regular)" is 950 yen (tax included), and "Unadon (regular)" starts from 550 yen (tax included). This is less than half the price of conventional eel, achieving both affordability and deliciousness. We are also thoroughly committed to the quality of our eels, and to ensure that our customers can enjoy them with peace of mind, we only serve safe eels that have passed strict standards such as ISO22000 certification and HACCP quality control.
"Taiyo no Mura" (Sun Village) is an after-school day service that started as a nature experience class and now supports children who are truant or have developmental disabilities with its unique program centered on outdoor play. It was born from the desire of its female owner, Sayaka Yoshikawa, to "create a place that my own child would want to attend," and its therapeutic style centered on outdoor play sets it apart from existing welfare facilities and has gained great support. In addition, by accepting truant children in the mornings, it further differentiates itself from others.
This is a school startup unlike any other. In typical schools, student outcomes are not guaranteed, and the growth of the school often depends on its track record. MIA is the first in Japan to introduce a degree program from an overseas university. MIA can issue the UK government-accredited MIA Diploma, guaranteeing that students will obtain the qualification and be admitted to overseas universities and graduate schools. As the owner, you will provide support for classes and assignments, enabling students to earn credits. Since all students can obtain a degree, there are no failures like in entrance exams.
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