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Ask the CommunityA theory of national enrichment through education, nurturing Japan's future.
Meigakukan's strong belief is based on the "Education for National Prosperity Theory," which posits that education is the greatest driving force for enriching a nation. Meigakukan's franchisees are not merely "business partners" for making money, but rather "partners" who share a passionate vision to raise children together, looking ahead to Japan 20, 30, and even 100 years from now.
Estimated Startup Cost:Up to ¥10,000,000
Industry:Cram School/School
At Meigakukan, we conduct thorough research on the areas where we plan to open a school. Headquarters staff visit the sites in person and spend time carefully considering each location. Furthermore, we analyze in detail, down to the town and district level, the population of students of the target age group in the surrounding area, the locations of elementary and junior high schools, the nearest train station, and whether there are any competing cram schools. We then determine the best opening plan by comparing this information with the target market area.
*20-25 tsubo type
Franchise fee: 1,620,000 yen
Security deposit: 500,000 yen
Training fee: 540,000 yen
Patented original furniture set: 2,000,000 yen
Signage, cutting sheets: 1,200,000 yen
Other (business equipment): 200,000 yen
Total: Approximately 6,060,000 yen
*All prices exclude tax
*Franchise fee for the second store onwards: 270,000 yen
*Additional costs apply for property acquisition, advertising, and transportation of fixtures and equipment.
*Other costs may apply, and the information may not be up-to-date. Please be aware of this in advance.
■ Before Opening
Consultation on Loan Securing Funds
Market Area Research
Support for Acquiring Optimal Properties
Support for Recruiting Personnel
■ After Opening
Training Course for School Directors
Support for Enrollment Information Sessions
Advertising and Sales Promotion Support
Regular Owner Study Sessions
Study Sessions for School Directors, Classroom Managers, and Instructors
Owner Social Gatherings
National Convention
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