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• A well-established method based on physical principles • A sophisticated studio space • Even solo practice is incredibly enjoyable • Personalized lesson plans • A smart, proprietary management system

1. Crepes have been around in Japan for 50 years! It's a long-lasting business. 2. Lower initial investment compared to other restaurants. 3. Simple operation. 4. Can be run by couples, individuals, or small groups. 5. High profit margin and easy to become profitable.
Rohmer caters to women's latent, primary needs by offering a new kind of healing—"security x excitement"—that is distinct from romance or the sex industry. With an average price of over 20,000 yen and a nomination rate exceeding 90%, these figures demonstrate the lack of competition in this market and the ease with which its value can be communicated. High profitability can be expected even in regional cities.

Hokkahokka-tei has gained high recognition for its delicious bento boxes, including its signature items "Nori-bento," "Karaage-bento," and "Torimeshi," as well as seasonal menus using fresh ingredients. By preparing and cooking the food in-store using domestically produced rice and safe and secure ingredients, they deliver the delicious taste of freshly made food. Recent new stores have adopted open kitchens, allowing customers to enjoy the cooking process. Takeout, mainly bento boxes, has established a solid demand and is expected to remain stable in the future.
On days off, you will operate during peak hours within the 24-hour period, taking into consideration local characteristics in each area.
On days off, you will operate during peak hours within the 24-hour period, taking into consideration local characteristics in each area.

Anyone can run a drone school! This is especially recommended for those who are worried about: ・Startup costs ・Running costs No franchise fee, no annual fee, no monthly tuition, no cancellation fees You can start by simply purchasing the necessary equipment for running the school! Royalties are only incurred when there are sales, so the risk is low.

Our home buying consultation service is a consultation center that prioritizes the customer's needs without being biased towards any particular housing company or real estate company. Through our franchise business, we are expanding this neutral support for home selection in various locations in collaboration with locally rooted companies.

In recent years, the nationwide increase in emergency dispatches and the aging population have placed an unprecedented burden on fire and emergency services. The number of emergency requests remains high year after year, making it a major challenge to maintain the emergency response system with limited human resources. In this context, local governments and fire departments are increasingly recognizing the importance of spreading life-saving knowledge and skills throughout their communities. In fact, activities previously primarily handled by fire departments, such as promoting first aid awareness and AED use, are increasingly being handled in collaboration with private businesses and community organizations. Furthermore, the demand for life-saving training is expanding year by year, including in corporate safety and health education, school education, disaster prevention education, and risk management in the care and welfare sectors. However, there are not many businesses nationwide that can continuously provide specialized life-saving training, and in some regions, sufficient opportunities for training are not available. In short, despite the ever-increasing social need, this is a market with relatively few competing businesses. The Japan Life-Saving Promotion Association aims to address this social challenge by expanding the network of community-based life-saving education providers throughout Japan. Our franchise business contributes to local communities as a sustainable enterprise while disseminating knowledge and skills that protect human lives.

While major yakiniku chains often require opening a store for over 30 million yen, Jonjon makes it possible to open a store for around 10 million yen. In addition, interior construction can be done for less than 200,000 yen per tsubo (approximately 3.3 square meters). Because it is a low-investment model, it is possible to recoup the initial investment in about a year after opening.