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Yukoyuko is a Japanese travel site focused on booking stays at hot-spring inns, other lodgings, and hotels. Searches can use region, hot-spring area, stay dates, guest count, property name, and selected preferences. The site provides lodging lists, hot-spring and sightseeing guides, stay plans, themed features, and discount coupons. Customers can review or cancel reservations, use member services, and call for booking assistance. Filters include weekday deals and plans with meals.

Mizuho Bank’s official Japanese website helps individual customers find account-opening information and everyday banking services. It links to Mizuho Direct online banking and explains the bank app’s balance-checking and transfer functions. The site also organizes information about deposits, NISA and investment trusts, credit cards, home and card loans, branches and ATMs, lost-card or address-change procedures, interest rates, fees and foreign exchange, with routes to FAQs, chat support, online consultations and service announcements.

Dempa Shimbun Digital is an electronics-industry news site operated by Japan's Denpa Shimbunsha. It reports on companies, technology, and markets in IT, AI, home appliances, semiconductors, and electronic components, along with communications and broadcasting, industrial equipment, energy and the environment, and mobility. Its coverage is organized into international, regional, and industry news, columns, interviews, surveys and statistics, features, and trends. Readers can browse recent and ranked stories, a free-articles section, member content, and a viewer for the weekly Denpa Shimbun.

FM802’s official website is a Japanese radio station portal for broadcasts, programs, music, and events. The homepage shows the current program and its airtime and links to the full timetable, DJ list, guest calendar, on-air song list, and individual program pages. Visitors can explore featured items, new program announcements, heavy-rotation selections, and music charts. An event calendar, live reports, and ticket information cover music events presented or promoted by the station. The site also provides a podcast section, program-related content, information about RADIPASS for FM802 and FM COCOLO listeners, and a link to the official shop. It is more than a schedule: the official portal connects listeners with FM802 shows, presenters, songs, events, audio programs, and station services. Each section helps visitors move from broadcast details to related content.

Netorabo is a Japanese-language online news publication operated by ITmedia Inc. It describes its focus as timely topics people are curious about and want to discuss. Its editorial sections include news, entertainment, quizzes, food, local stories, housing, education and parenting, animals, research, IT and science, culture, and lifestyle. The homepage also features article rankings and reader polls with response counts. Free membership and a members-only article area are advertised, so access conditions may differ for some content.

Mamari is a Japanese women-focused anonymous Q&A app and information site covering fertility planning, pregnancy, childbirth, and childcare. Its categorized guides discuss topics such as ovulation and fertility treatment, pregnancy symptoms and nutrition, birth preparation, postpartum life, and caring for babies. The site also publishes editorial stories and personal experiences, with sections for parenting and family, hospitals, beauty and fashion, work, housing, money, and trends. Public articles can be read without signing in; the terms distinguish website visitors from registered members who use member services.

The official Kyodo News website combines a public-facing news page with corporate and service information about the Japanese news agency. Its latest-news section separates general and sports updates, and readers can open stories to view the text. The site also features long-running domestic and international series, photo and visual journalism, links to Kyodo-supplied reports, and 47NEWS, a joint news site involving Kyodo and newspapers across Japan. The company profile describes Kyodo as a general incorporated association that gathers and edits news from Japan and abroad and distributes articles, photographs, video, and graphics to newspapers, NHK, commercial broadcasters, overseas media, websites, and other outlets. It publishes in Japanese and in languages including English and Chinese. Separate service pages address companies, government ministries, municipalities, and media organizations; the site also lists events, announcements, careers, service inquiries, and permissions for using articles and photographs. It therefore serves both readers seeking current reports and organizations looking for news content or distribution services.

The official website of Japan’s Financial Services Agency explains the government’s financial policies and its oversight of the country’s financial sector. Its homepage features current topics, annual financial-administration priorities, and information on building assets, including guidance about NISA. The agency publishes press releases and council notices and provides access to laws, supervisory guidelines, and information about financial institutions. Visitors can find consumer alerts about investment scams and account trading, as well as financial-services consultation, applications, notifications, and public-comment procedures. The site also links to a search for financial businesses, publications, recruitment information, and related public bodies, making it an official reference for Japan’s financial rules and agency services.

INPEX’s corporate website covers oil and natural gas development and production alongside the transition to next-generation energy. Its business information includes hydrogen and ammonia, carbon capture and storage, renewable energy, and technology development. Visitors can explore international projects such as Ichthys LNG and projects in Abu Dhabi. The site also publishes news, investor and shareholder information, sustainability materials, company information, and careers. Its Japanese pages explain INPEX’s energy development and supply activities and projects around the world.

The official WealthNavi website presents an automated asset-management service for individual customers in Japan. A short questionnaire provides a free investment diagnosis and suggests a portfolio plan. The service automates product selection, asset allocation, and portfolio adjustments. The site also explains long-term, regular, diversified investing, its Omakase NISA offering, account opening, deposits, and performance tracking in the app. Visitors can review fees, investment results, an algorithm white paper, seminars, beginner education, FAQs, security measures, investment risks, and company information.

KDDI is a Japanese company centered on telecommunications, with services for individual and business customers. Its corporate information covers the company and its brands, sustainability, investor relations, and careers. The newsroom shares recent releases and initiatives with photos and videos, including partner collaborations and projects involving local communities, culture, and sports.

The official ALSOK site presents guarding, home security, and crime-prevention services for individuals and businesses. Personal sections cover residential security, monitoring for older family members, household service options, and customer support. Business pages organize security services and products by need or industry and provide consultation and brochure links. Visitors can also find company information, news, overseas operations, investor relations, sustainability, and careers. The site combines a practical service directory with corporate information about ALSOK.

Hameln is a Japanese web-fiction community for reading and publishing original stories and fan works based on anime, games, and other source material. Readers can browse new serials and short stories, search by source work, genre, or tags, and discover titles through rankings and recommendations. The site also provides author pages, comments and ratings, and a bulletin board for finding stories. Its official FAQ says the service is free. A separate R-18 section is listed, so readers should check age labels and each work's notices.

Daimaru Matsuzakaya Online Store is the official shopping site for the Japanese department stores Daimaru and Matsuzakaya. Its categories include gifts, food and sweets, fashion, home and interior goods, baby and children’s products, and sale items. Shoppers can search products, browse rankings and features, and use coupons, membership points, favorites, and a cart. The site links to shopping guidance, customer contact, store details, and information about delivery, returns, and campaigns. Operated by Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores, it lets customers order department-store merchandise online.

Minkara is a Japanese car-owner community and automotive information service. Visitors can browse vehicle pages and owner posts, user-written car and parts reviews, maintenance records, fuel-economy logs, blogs, photo albums, Q&A, groups, events, recommended places, and circuit content. Search can be narrowed to products, owned cars, reviews, maintenance, photos, questions, and other community sections. Public content is available without signing in; a free account supports posting, saved favorites, fuel-economy tracking, and other personal car-life tools. The service is operated by LY Corporation.

GitHub Japan presents GitHub as a platform for building software with open-source communities and business teams. Developers host source repositories, review proposed changes through pull requests, and organize work with Issues and Projects. Marketplace integrations connect additional development tools, while enterprise features support access controls, authentication, security, and team administration.

Mitsubishi Corporation’s corporate website provides company information, its global network, business groups, and project examples. Its activities are organized into seven groups: Energy & Power Solution, Materials Solution, Mineral Resources, Urban Development & Infrastructure, Mobility, Food Industry, and Smart-Life Creation. The site publishes releases and notices alongside sustainability, environmental, social, and governance information. Visitors can also find financial results, investor relations, integrated reports, shareholder information, and careers. Japanese pages help readers explore the company’s businesses and projects in Japan and around the world.

SpiralAI is a Japanese company that develops communication services using generative AI, including large language models. Its emotion-focused LLM engine, Geppetto, is designed for expressive conversation and distinctive character personalities that can be applied to company-owned IP and services. The official site also presents RyzaChat:AI, an officially licensed Koei Tecmo game: a free-scenario AI chat RPG in which players talk with Ryza and shape the story. The app is available for iOS and Android.

Steam is Valve's PC game store and gaming community, where players can discover and buy games from major publishers and independent studios. Its catalog includes paid and free-to-play games, demos, and downloadable content, alongside discounts, user reviews, ratings, wishlists, and personalized recommendations. A Steam library can receive automatic game updates. Steam Community adds groups, text and voice chat, game hubs, and live broadcasts, while Steam Workshop lets players find and share supported games' mods and cosmetic items. Developers and publishers can use Steamworks tools to distribute games.