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"Naishoku Ichiba" (Home-Based Work Market) is a leading company in the home-based work industry, boasting 32 years of experience and a rare nationwide franchise network. By leveraging the store management know-how cultivated through its directly managed stores, it has also gained 19 years of operational experience as a franchise headquarters. In a world where the need for employment that suits diverse lifestyles is being emphasized due to work-style reforms, Naishoku Ichiba has upheld the management philosophy of "providing a work environment for those who want to work" since its founding. Its business model utilizes "latent labor force," primarily consisting of housewives with young children who cannot work outside the home, seniors who have reached retirement age, and people with disabilities, through home-based and outsourcing contracts. With little competition from other industries, securing home-based workers is relatively easy, even amidst the social issue of a declining workforce. ★The only product is the labor of home-based workers! A business model with no procurement or inventory risk and high profit margins! ★With the declining birthrate, aging population, labor shortage, and work-style reforms as tailwinds, the demand for home-based work is expanding again! ★Contribute to the revitalization of local communities by providing telework opportunities to those who cannot work outside the home for various reasons! ★Utilize the know-how of "Naishoku Ichiba," a long-standing leader in the home-based work industry, to turn any manual labor into home-based work! ★Experienced headquarters support members provide thorough support for store operations! ★For corporations, create numerous synergistic effects such as business expansion, new customer acquisition, and effective utilization of human resources! ★A suitable business for effectively utilizing vacant spaces such as warehouses! The Naishoku Ichiba franchise is thriving, with over 90 owners nationwide!
Rehabilitation day services utilizing the long-term care insurance system are a recurring revenue business with the potential for continuous use. Amidst the increasing demand for care services due to the aging population, this business model is attractive because it is relatively unaffected by economic fluctuations. By securing a stable number of users, it is possible to build a long-term revenue base. It is also recommended as a way to create synergies with existing businesses or as a new revenue stream.

By operating as a branch of the Key 110 Group, we can introduce you to commissioned work from major insurance companies, large home improvement stores, construction companies, etc. (Stabilizing your business) We are recruiting approximately 1-2 people per prefecture. We would appreciate it if you could contact us as soon as possible.
This self-whitening business is open to those with no prior experience in the beauty industry. We provide support from equipment installation to customer service and store management.

At Dotonbori, we offer our customers "perfected dishes (okonomiyaki, monjayaki, yakisoba, teppanyaki, teppanyaki sweets, etc.)" created with over 28 years of expertise, all while providing them with "enjoyment." (We have the development capabilities to create 20-30 prototypes every week!) We can also offer seasonal and local menus, and we have a solid system in place to attract repeat customers and tourists. We can also accommodate lunch and banquet demands, so we can attract customers of all generations, not just families.
Starting from scratch Excellent support For new business ventures for corporations

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

Unlike in a company, you won't have to worry about relationships with superiors, subordinates, or colleagues. You can focus solely on the important customer in front of you. The owner's job involves customer service during the initial membership process and daily management (cleaning), etc. You can work at your own pace without being tied to a specific time or place.

This system is designed to minimize the burden on franchisees. ○ Franchise Fee: ¥180,000 ○ Training Fee: ¥280,000 (1-3 people simultaneously, 40 hours/approx. 1 week) ○ Monthly Fee: ¥18,000 *Consumption tax and travel expenses are separate.
As a rare bakery-based model among the many specialty bread shops, we leverage our years of experience in a comprehensive bakery to provide comprehensive instruction on everything from ingredient and equipment selection to recipes and baking techniques—all essential elements and tips for baking delicious bread—through a total of 15 days of completely private training.

This business is partnered with a major non-life insurance company and is fully covered by facility liability insurance and infectious disease insurance. In the event of an accident or injury, you are covered up to 200 million yen, allowing you to conduct business with peace of mind. Furthermore, you are not bound by long working hours, and you can work in a way that suits your lifestyle.