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In Japan, it is estimated that approximately 9% of children aged 7 to 18 have some form of disability, representing a potential user base of 1.22 million. After-school day services are a new service that emerged following the amendments to the Act on Support for Persons with Disabilities and the Child Welfare Act in April 2012, but currently, they only reach about 7% of children who need them. Despite the declining birthrate in Japan, the number of children requiring special support is increasing, and demand for such services is expected to grow in the future. Furthermore, because after-school day services are a licensed business, there are fewer competitors compared to other industries. Since 90% of the usage fees are paid by the government, the out-of-pocket expenses for users are low, making it an easily accessible service for continued use.
Can be done by one person Starting from scratch Excellent support Women playing an active role A couple becomes independent Storeless business Low risk due to no inventory Contributing to the local community and society
Ramen, now a globally popular dish, has grown to a market size of 400 billion yen, but the next "noodle boom" is said to be Japanese soba. The key to this is the 2020 Tokyo Olympics! Japanese soba is full of "Japanese" charm that attracts foreigners, from the soba noodles and broth to the tempura toppings, the presentation, and the bowls used. Unlike ramen, which is already close to a saturated market, Japanese soba is a market that will grow from here, and now is the perfect time to enter it. The main attraction of "Tsuke Soba Jururi" is its "tsuke soba" (dipping soba), which is not found in other Japanese soba restaurants. From orthodox "soba" to chicken soba, curry soba, and tororo soba, there is a wide variety of dishes that everyone from young people to the elderly can enjoy. In addition, in the evenings, it becomes a place where you can enjoy local sake along with soba, making it easy to attract customers and increasing the average customer spending!
Starting from scratch Excellent support Start with low capital
Starting your own business on "MyPre" offers more than just community contribution. There are also numerous business benefits for owners! ~Benefits of using MyPre~ ■Automatic integration with Google My Business ■Detailed insight data ■Automatic renewal contract The contract with listed businesses/companies is automatically renewed. Owners don't need to discuss contract renewal. ■Accumulated know-how MyPre currently has 270 sites. A wealth of know-how on site operation and sales methods has been accumulated, allowing owners to take a shortcut to success. ■High potential for derivative businesses Some businesses/companies consider requesting website creation, event hosting, or other promotional tool creation after listing on MyPre, creating a structure that easily generates further derivative businesses!
Can be done by one person Starting from scratch Excellent support For new business ventures for corporations Contributing to the local community and society
The average compensation per case is 175,000 yen. Therefore, many of our partners earn over 1 million yen per month. Some even earn 3 million yen per month. Companies enrolled in employment insurance can receive approximately 3 million yen in subsidies. The eligibility requirements are: ◆ At least one employee enrolled in employment insurance ◆ No layoffs within the last six months ◆ No unpaid overtime wages, etc. Companies meeting these three points are eligible for the subsidy. The subsidy does not need to be repaid and can be used freely. You've probably heard a lot about "work style reform" recently; this subsidy is a form of support that companies can receive to improve the working environment for their employees as part of this reform. Most stores and companies don't utilize the subsidy system simply because they "don't know much about it" or "the procedures seem complicated." (Some data shows that over 90% of companies don't use it.) Our company has established a subsidy introduction business for both corporations and individuals and is expanding nationwide. Your role as a partner is simply to introduce grant programs. We pay you a fee even for just securing appointments. To give more people the opportunity to earn income, we are recruiting new partners for a limited time.
In addition to basic training sessions held almost every month, we also hold annual skill-up training sessions that keep up with current trends, and study sessions are held throughout the country during seasonal campaigns.
Our uniquely developed, effective scheme allows anyone to easily guide a home buyer through the entire process, from initial consultation to closing the deal, making it possible for even inexperienced individuals to sell homes.
Know-how to standardize high-level treatment skills As fast as one month! We train professional therapists at our dedicated training center. Even if you attract new customers and have a beautiful store, repeat customers won't increase if your treatment skills aren't solid. At Kenkokan, we generously impart practical know-how, including how to observe the body, how to perform treatments, how to think, and mindset.
While facial and body treatments are the mainstream of beauty salons in Japan, eye care is considered essential anti-aging care among celebrities and beauty experts in Europe and America. Therefore, our company focused on the importance of eye care and quickly established a specialized eye care salon. Recently, eye care has been gaining attention not only among women but also among men in Japan. We are focusing on online marketing with the slogan "Specialized Eye Care Salon," and have received positive feedback from women in their 20s to 60s who have many eye area concerns.
【A New Genre: Meat Cafe!】 This is a completely new type of business, offering hearty, Instagrammable dishes rather than just light meals! 【Less than 1/3 of the usual opening costs】 By utilizing existing properties, you can open a store at approximately 1/3 of the typical opening costs. We partner with a construction company that has worked on Michelin 3-star restaurants to provide a stylish and comfortable space. 【Profit Structure/Return on Investment within 2 Years】 Because franchisees source directly, the cost ratio is less than 30% despite being a beef-focused business. Since aged meat is the main focus, we can attract customers even with a higher average customer spend. (Average customer spend during lunch: ¥1,400 / during dinner: ¥3,700) Recent monthly sales: Over ¥4 million (October 2020 / 23 days of operation / 20 tsubo / 40 seats / 2nd floor / Lunch and dinner service / Dine-in only) *Takeout and delivery are not included.
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.
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