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You can try out Kaitori One's buyback business with zero franchise fees and initial costs. It eliminates the need for high startup capital and store acquisition costs, making it suitable for both sole proprietors and corporations aiming for independence. This startup plan is ideal for those looking to start a new business or those wanting to become independent without prior experience.

When starting a typical buyback business from scratch, you often face limitations on location, such as being limited to prime locations near train stations or areas with high foot traffic, and frequently have to choose properties with high rent. However, with our service, you simply add a buyback business to your existing store, allowing you to start quickly and inexpensively. Furthermore, since the entire operation can be handled by one person, there's no need to hire new staff!

Why is it simple? Our service is "simple" because it eliminates all unnecessary options and costs! ① Complete support from business startup to obtaining necessary qualifications ② Access to a sourcing site exclusively for franchisees, allowing you to purchase even just one item ③ Simply sell at a price that yields a 15-50% profit! Why is it highly profitable? The products we handle are all desirable items such as apparel, jewelry, and brand-name goods! You can easily sell and generate profits without spending on advertising or creating your own website. Why is it low-risk? The advantage of online sales is that you don't need to set up a physical store, minimizing running costs such as rent and utilities. Our unique service adds "zero royalties" and "zero inventory risk," resulting in an overwhelmingly low-risk business.
The owner simply sources reliable brand-name goods carefully selected by professional buyers and lists and sells them on online auctions and flea market sites. You can learn professional know-how from scratch, including what sells online, effective product photography techniques, how to choose a site to list on, and how to list products. Since it's a storeless business, initial costs are kept low, and even those with no experience can start with confidence.
The Lehman Shock in September 2008 caused a sharp decline in gold and platinum prices, shocking second-hand goods dealers. However, Daikokuya had a recession-resistant business in ticket sales, which allowed them to successfully weather the crisis. These three pillars of revenue—ticket buying and selling, precious metals and brand-name goods buying, and other goods buying—each have different customer bases and are affected by economic conditions, preventing the business from becoming overly reliant on any one of them. This diversification of risk, along with the depth of their store management, makes Daikokuya a stable and reliable business.