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You can start with a franchise fee of 100,000 yen plus 300,000 yen for startup preparation costs, for a total of 400,000 yen. Compared to the typical startup costs of 1 million to 5 million yen for an abacus school franchise, you can take on the challenge with minimal risk.
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
We offer comprehensive support, including classroom lectures and on-site training at our stores where you can visualize yourself selling products. Our robust compensation system and training programs, which include business know-how, provide a secure environment for starting out. We have accumulated unique sales know-how related to event sales. This specialized sales method of selling products while on the move wasn't developed overnight. Our know-how is based on years of experience and data from stores, customers, sales staff, factories, and salespeople. We have built a "profitable system" for every aspect of sales, from order taking and shipping to sales from sales staff nationwide.
Generally, starting a restaurant requires over 10 million yen, but with Daikichi, you can become independent with a franchise fee starting from 1.5 million yen (*), making it possible to start a business even with limited funds. (Applicants who pass the interview will also be referred to the Japan Finance Corporation.) We support people who want to start their own business but have limited funds. In addition, even if you have no experience in the food and beverage industry, you will learn preparation, cooking, and operations for a total of three months at three successful training restaurants, making it ideal for those who want to become their own boss from scratch. (*) An additional 700,000 to 1 million yen is required for actual startup costs.
Starting from scratch Jobs with no retirement age Start with low capital A couple becomes independent Store handover system
Guts Rent-a-Car is an ultra-cheap rental car service specializing in long-term rentals of mainly used kei cars (mini cars). We achieve profitability within 3-6 months of opening. Within one year of opening, we can achieve a fleet of 100 vehicles and sales of 4 million yen! We use the highly recognizable Guts Ishimatsu as our image character, ensuring a high level of trust! Our services differentiate us in the industry with low prices, kei cars, and long-term rentals. Our rental prices are among the lowest in the industry, resulting in a 90% repeat customer rate and a high vehicle utilization rate of 80%. Furthermore, we have many long-term customers, ensuring stable revenue. The secret to our low prices lies in our 25+ years of experience in used car sales and our know-how in cost reduction. By specializing in long-term rentals and streamlining operations, we reduce labor and opening costs, achieving high profitability. Moreover, in terms of customer acquisition, which is crucial, the Guts Rent-a-Car reservation website receives an astonishing 300,000 visits per month! This is a safe and highly profitable business.
Can be done by one person Starting from scratch Excellent support Jobs with no retirement age Start with low capital For new business ventures for corporations
Responding to the social demand for "controlling medical and long-term care benefit costs" to ensure the sustainability of social security, Japan's finances are strained as tax revenues cannot keep pace with the expansion of social security costs (medical care, long-term care, and pensions). Especially regarding medical expenses, which account for a large portion of these costs, the government believes that revitalizing the next-generation healthcare industry (preventive and health management services outside of public insurance) can help control medical expenses for lifestyle-related diseases. The government's strategy is shifting towards "prevention-focused" care. By shifting costs related to chronic medical care for lifestyle-related diseases and other conditions to prevention and disease management, the aim is to "extend healthy life expectancy and create a society where people can live long and healthy lives," thereby aiming to reduce the total medical expenses an individual will incur over their lifetime, and the government is supporting the creation of new businesses in this area. The "anti-fatigue and relaxation" market size is projected to exceed 12.1 trillion yen in fiscal year 2020, up from 4.9 trillion yen in 2007. Incidentally, long-term care benefit costs are projected to increase from 6.7 trillion yen in 2007 to 12.2 trillion yen in 2020, making it one of the few growth markets in mature Japan. Furthermore, in an aging society (by 2025, one in four people will be 75 years of age or older), consumer awareness of "prevention" is increasing, and awareness of "preventive medicine" and "elderly care prevention" services is expanding.
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.
Simply serve yogurt or acai, top with fruit, and hand it over. With a process that requires almost no cooking or preparation, taking only about 3 minutes and 3 steps, even part-time staff can easily manage it. You can start your own business with a franchise fee of 2.5 million yen (no security deposit), and headquarters provides comprehensive support from property selection and loan consultation to interior design. The initial investment can be recovered in as little as 6 months. You can achieve your dream of owning a full-fledged cafe with limited funds.
As children, everyone had picture books read to them by their mothers. Wouldn't it be exciting if you were the main character in that picture book? Having a book in which you are the main character is a joyful experience for both children and adults. "Create-a-Book" is a system that allows you to create a one-of-a-kind original book on your computer by incorporating information such as the main character's name, the giver of the book, and a message into a basic original story. Although it is a business that originated in the United States, it has been refined to suit the delicate sensibilities of Japanese people, and has been elevated into a business that brings emotion and joy to both the giver and the receiver. This is still a largely untapped market in Japan.
Can be done by one person Starting from scratch Excellent support Women playing an active role Jobs with no retirement age Start with low capital Storeless business Low risk due to no inventory Can do it as a side job
With a fast turnover and a strong curry menu that's popular at lunchtime, it has remained stable even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Since it requires almost no special equipment, it can be opened on a low budget! It's ideal for those transitioning from night-focused businesses such as izakayas (Japanese pubs).
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