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Treasure AI is an enterprise customer-data and AI platform that brings data together, analyzes it, and connects insights to marketing action. Its Japanese site presents Treasure Data Intelligent CDP for data collection, integration, real-time analysis, segmentation, personalization, and customer-journey management, alongside Treasure AI Studio and AI Suites for moving from analysis to campaign execution. The platform also supports activation through email, mobile, LINE, and web personalization. The company says more than 400 organizations use its products, and the former treasuredata.co.jp address now redirects to the current Japanese site at treasure.ai.

Omocoro is a Japanese web publication operated by Burg Hamburg Burg. Its official about page says it began in 2005 and publishes new material daily. The site features reports and humorous or culture-oriented articles, along with comics, four-panel strips, radio programs, and videos. The publisher says most regular articles are free to read and that advertising supports much of the publication. Its “Hotahoka Onigiri Club” is an optional paid reader community priced at ¥980 per month, with members-only articles, audio and video, online broadcasts, reader interaction, and early access information for events and merchandise. Public articles can be read without joining; registration is needed for membership benefits.

Akita Sakigake Shimpo’s digital edition is the official online news site of the Akita newspaper publisher, with coverage centered on Akita Prefecture. The homepage presents recent stories, editor selections and a ranking of articles accessed during the previous 24 hours. Its sections cover society and crime, daily life, politics and administration, business and industry, education and parenting, culture and entertainment, health, sports, editorials and columns, domestic and international news, and entertainment features. Readers can also find special reports and series, video, weather, maps, coupons and recipes. The site links to a viewer for newspaper pages and provides separate information paths for subscribing to the digital edition and the print newspaper, along with login and reader-submission links. It is useful for following Akita’s public affairs, regional events, local sports, everyday topics and the reporting and opinion of a newspaper based in the prefecture.

PriNovel by GMO is a Japanese service for reading and writing stories in a chat-style format. Its Dream feature lets readers choose the name used for the protagonist, and the catalog includes official stories and literary works adapted to chat presentation. Readers can follow writers, like and save stories, and leave comments. Registered creators have a writing editor and an AI assistant. The service offers character icons, covers, and chapter backgrounds for free and runs writing contests. Winning works may receive opportunities for book, comic, audio-drama, short-drama, or anime adaptations. Public stories can be read on the website, and free official smartphone apps are available.

Kiraboshi Bank’s official website explains products and services for individuals, businesses, sole proprietors, shareholders, and investors. Personal offerings include account opening, yen and foreign-currency deposits, investment trusts, NISA, insurance, and housing, education, car, and card loans. It describes Kiraboshi Home Direct for personal online banking and Kiraboshi Business Net for corporate banking, as well as the app and online procedures. Visitors can find branches and ATMs, review rates, fees, and foreign-exchange information, and arrange branch visits or online consultations. Bank news, campaigns, fund information, inheritance and pension services, group details, and careers are also covered.

Digital Arts' official website presents information-security products and solutions focused on preventing data leakage. Its offerings cover web, email, and file security, with product and service details for organizations seeking to protect information and manage security across their digital environments.

The official website of Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry organizes government policy information across the economy, external economic relations, manufacturing, information, distribution and services, small businesses and regional economies, energy and the environment, and public safety. Visitors can find ministry announcements, press releases, ministerial briefings, budget and tax information, policy documents, and METI Journal articles. Its policy pages also explain measures relating to industrial competitiveness, start-ups, investment, finance, tax incentives, regulatory reform, and research and development, with programs grouped by business size or type of support. This is a public information portal for understanding the ministry’s policies, not a commercial marketplace.

@S is a local information portal for Shizuoka Prefecture operated by Shizuoka Shimbun and Shizuoka Broadcasting System (SBS). It brings together local news, weather and disaster updates, lifestyle features, restaurants, events, sightseeing spots, and coupons. Readers can also follow links to SBS NEWS, television and radio program information, Shizuoka Shimbun DIGITAL, and events organized by the media group. Residents can keep up with developments around the prefecture and find nearby places or activities, while visitors can plan meals, sightseeing, and events before a trip. The portal combines regional reporting with practical local guides for everyday life and leisure.

The official Daiwa Next Bank website presents accounts and online banking from the Daiwa Securities Group. Visitors can explore yen current and time deposits, foreign-currency accounts and term deposits, recurring foreign-currency savings, and special-purpose deposits. The site explains its Twin Account connection with Daiwa Securities, transfers between accounts in the customer’s own name, ATM cash access, and a mobile app for balances and transfers. It provides account-opening and login guidance, rates, fees, FAQs, procedures, and security information. Other sections include Daiwa Research articles on managing money, campaigns, company details, news, and contact options.

NEWS Post Seven is a Japanese general-news site operated by Shogakukan's Post Seven editorial bureau. Its official description says it publishes both adapted articles from the magazines Shukan Post and Josei Seven and original stories based on its own reporting and editorial angles. Coverage spans entertainment, sports, politics, economics, business, society, international affairs, and health, with video news also available. The site's information page states that every article can be read free of charge without registering, so an account or subscription is not required for article access.

Alt Inc.'s official corporate site brings together its company profile, investor-relations news, and guidance on share-related procedures. A dedicated civil-rehabilitation section provides notices and FAQs for shareholders and creditors. The company says it was founded in November 2014 to develop P.A.I., a personal artificial intelligence, and that it provided AI products and consulting for clients considering AI adoption. The proceedings page includes a February 2026 notice that approval of the rehabilitation plan became final.

The Association to Generalize Utilization of Generative AI (GUGA) is a Japanese incorporated association established on May 10, 2023. It promotes the adoption of generative AI in society and initiatives intended to reshape industry and make users’ skills more visible. Its official site presents the Generative AI Passport, a qualification exam covering basic knowledge, practical use, and risk prevention; a card that represents generative-AI literacy and skills based on a person’s learning history; and a matching service connecting organizations with AI experts for implementation questions. The site also features a database of generative-AI use cases from Japanese companies and organizations, the GenAI HR Awards, a specialized media outlet, membership information, and policy and public-awareness activities with government, education, and research stakeholders.

Systena is a Japanese IT services company offering support from system planning, design, development, and deployment through operations, maintenance, and user assistance. Its official site covers IT product sales, software development and quality verification, operations and automation, IoT, IT environment setup, and technical support. It also presents original services and project examples; Canbus is described as a database for storing, sharing, and using business data.

The Computer Entertainment Suppliers Association (CESA) is a Japanese industry organization for companies involved in games and computer entertainment. Its website provides membership and association information and features major events organized by CESA: Tokyo Game Show, the Japan Game Awards, and CEDEC, a conference for game developers. It also publishes game-industry research and reports, press releases, industry news, and public-awareness materials and guidelines related to game use. The site brings together event information, member resources, and sector updates, offering an overview of CESA’s programs and developments in Japan’s computer-entertainment industry.

Sanwa Direct is Sanwa Supply's Japan-focused online store for office and computer products. Its categories include office furniture, peripherals, audio equipment, cables, phone and tablet accessories, memory, ink, and household appliances. Shoppers can search the catalog and browse new arrivals, discounted products, rankings, reviews, and featured collections. The site provides guidance on delivery, payment, receipts, returns, and services for business customers. Contact channels and an automated AI chat are available for questions about the service and shopping.

The official Japanese corporate site of Asahi Kasei presents its businesses and product areas. Its portfolio includes healthcare, housing, and materials, the group’s three business domains. Linked sections lead visitors to further information about products, applications, and technologies. The site also publishes company news, innovation updates, sustainability content, and investor relations. Company, careers, and contact pages provide official information for readers and business partners.

The Japan Chain Stores Association supports the principles and business activities of chain-store retailing and aims to contribute to a prosperous, comfortable society. Its website describes the association, its organization and activities, and provides directories of member companies, association press releases, and monthly chain-store sales statistics. Visitors can also find industry statements and policy requests, including tax-related proposals, features on food and the environment, information about alcohol-retail management training, and membership guidance. The site is a source for following organized retail trends and the work of its Japanese industry association.

Daido Life’s official Japanese website focuses on life insurance and business support for small and midsize companies and sole proprietors. It lists products for businesses, owners, and individuals, with coverage information and insurance-planning simulations. Policyholders can use My Page to review contracts and find guidance for insurance-benefit claims. Business sections cover management support, employee protection, group insurance, and educational resources for small firms. Company news, FAQs, information for agents and tax accountants, and warnings about suspicious solicitations are also available.

Joyo Bank’s official website presents banking services for personal and corporate customers, with a focus on Ibaraki Prefecture. Personal offerings include account opening, deposits, investment trusts, NISA and foreign-currency deposits, insurance, pension and inheritance services, and housing, auto, education, and card loans. The site links to the Joyo banking app, a passbook app, internet banking, cashless payments, branch and ATM search, visit reservations, and online consultations. Visitors can also review rates and fees, foreign-exchange and market information, fund values, FAQs, and financial-education content. Corporate-customer information, company and investor resources, and careers are available as well.