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Sojitz presents the activities of a Japanese general trading company operating across global markets. Its website organizes the business into seven groups: automotive; aerospace and transportation infrastructure; energy and social infrastructure; metals, resources, and recycling; chemicals; lifestyle and agribusiness; and retail and consumer services. The group pages describe projects spanning value chains from sourcing and manufacturing to distribution and services. The portal also provides company news, corporate information, investor materials, sustainability, and careers. Editorial features introduce projects, business themes, and people across the group.

d払い is NTT Docomo’s mobile payment service for physical stores and online shopping. At a shop, customers show the app barcode or scan the merchant’s code, while online they select d払い at checkout. Payment options include a d払い balance topped up through a bank, ATM, or convenience store, supported credit cards, and d Points. Eligible Docomo mobile customers may combine charges with their phone bill, and people without a Docomo line can start with a d Account. The site provides merchant search, guides, point offers, bill payments, coupons, mobile ordering, FAQs, and safety information.

The Ashikaga Bank’s official site presents services for personal and corporate customers and information about the bank. Personal offerings include account opening, deposits and foreign-currency deposits, investment trusts and NISA, insurance, iDeCo, inheritance services, and home, auto, education, and free-purpose loans. The site links to the bank app and internet banking, cards and payments, remote procedures, branch and ATM search, visit reservations, and online consultations. Visitors can also review deposit and loan rates, fees, investment-trust values, market information, and seminar or consultation listings. Business customers can find Ashigin BizLink, while news, sustainability, bank details, and careers are also covered.

CPUID develops software for inspecting and testing PC hardware. Its best-known utility, CPU-Z, reports processor name, model, codename, process, package, cache levels, motherboard and chipset, and memory type, size, timings, and module details. It can display live core and memory frequencies, with official downloads for Windows x86 and x64, Windows ARM64, and Android. The site provides installation and configuration guidance, troubleshooting FAQs, version history, and links to CPU-Z validation reports. Its lineup also includes HWMonitor for hardware sensor readings, HWMonitor PRO, PerfMonitor 2, and powerMAX for CPU and GPU stress testing.

TISI is a Japanese IT services company formed in July 2026 through the merger of TIS and INTEC. It works with clients across finance, manufacturing, distribution, services, public organizations, and telecommunications, providing IT to address management needs and support growth strategies. The site presents industry solutions, company information, and news.

JETRO, the Japan External Trade Organization, is an independent administrative agency that promotes Japan's trade and researches overseas economies and markets. Its website publishes country- and region-specific business updates, trade and investment reports, and current news. Companies can explore guidance on exporting, expanding overseas, investing in Japan, cross-border e-commerce, and standards or regulations. JETRO also describes consultation and support services for businesses and startups, and lists trade missions, business-matching opportunities, exhibitions, and seminars.

Fujitsu’s Japanese corporate website presents technologies and solutions intended to support business transformation and address social challenges. Visitors can explore customer stories involving AI, data, and business applications, read current insights and commentary, and find press releases and company information. The site also links to Fujitsu Way, investor presentations, sustainability materials, and solution areas, giving organizations and readers an overview of Fujitsu’s technology work, business initiatives, and customer projects.

Aiful’s official Japanese site describes consumer finance services provided by Aiful Corporation. Its products include card loans, cash advances, refinancing and debt-consolidation loans, and business loans for sole proprietors. The site explains application, contracting, borrowing, and repayment, and presents the mobile app and online procedures. Visitors can find partner ATM information, a repayment simulator, product terms, frequently asked questions, customer support, and company registration details. Guidance for first-time users and notices about fraud and avoiding excessive borrowing round out the Japan service information.

Fukushima Minyu News Online is the official Japanese-language news site of the Fukushima Minyu newspaper, focused on Fukushima Prefecture. Its navigation includes news, Fukushima sports, Iwaki FC, obituaries, lifestyle and culture, features and series, Great East Japan Earthquake coverage, editorials and the editor’s diary, education, and notices. The homepage presents local reporting, sports, photo and video news, and breaking updates. It also links to Minyu Plus account login and registration, and some article cards carry a paid-content label; the site does not establish one access condition for every story. Disaster-information widgets cover evacuation notices, earthquakes, warnings, tsunami, river flooding, linear-rainband alerts, volcanoes, Nankai Trough earthquake information, and aftershock advisories for offshore Hokkaido and Sanriku. The publisher states that domestic and international news is supplied by Kyodo News. Readers can use the site to follow Fukushima-area reporting, sports, disaster-related information, visual journalism, and newspaper features and series.

Serverworks is a Japan-based cloud integrator specializing in AWS, helping organizations with adoption and migration, generative-AI use, and cloud security. Its official site details AWS architecture and implementation, operations and support, cost-optimized billing, and consulting for effective cloud use. Security services span governance, threat identification, defense, detection, round-the-clock monitoring, and recovery. The site also features customer AWS case studies across industries, seminars, news, and technical resources.

Lifenet Life’s official Japanese site offers personal life insurance with online estimates and applications. Its products cover death, medical care, cancer, women’s health needs, inability to work, and dementia. Visitors can use a ten-second premium estimate or answer questions in a guided coverage assessment. The site explains insurance basics, choices by life stage, application steps, and required documents. Customers can review or change policies and submit claims through My Page, with phone, chat, and LINE support plus FAQs, company and investor information, news, payment records, and warnings about fake sites or emails.

Kobe Steel’s official site presents KOBELCO Group products and services by business area. Categories include steel and aluminum, advanced materials, welding, machinery, engineering, construction equipment, and electric power. Visitors can browse by industry or product and access catalogs and inquiry channels. The site also covers research and development, company information, sustainability, investor relations, and careers. Press releases, notices, and news from group companies are available through the portal.

Shimizu Bank’s official website presents products, services, and procedures for personal and corporate customers and shareholders. Personal offerings include ordinary, time, and installment deposits; home, car, education, and card loans; NISA, iDeCo, insurance, and inheritance services. The site describes the Shimizu Bank app, direct banking for individuals and businesses, its foreign-trade web service, and an internet branch. Visitors can locate branches and ATMs, review rates, fees, and investment-trust values, and find procedures, contact options, and FAQs. Business financing, company support, news, bank and shareholder information, regional initiatives, and careers are also available.

Ekitan provides travel information for trains, buses, Shinkansen services, and flights in Japan. Travelers can enter a departure point, optional via stop, destination, and time to search routes and transfers. Results and related tools cover fares, commuter-pass costs, and first and last train times. The site also lists rail, bus, Shinkansen, domestic-flight, and international-flight timetables, service alerts, and bus routes and fares. Station details, local weather, travel guides, and business services such as route APIs and commuting-cost tools are also available.

Aomori Michinoku Bank’s official site presents banking services for personal and corporate customers in Japan. Personal offerings include account opening and deposits, investment trusts, foreign-currency deposits and government bonds, along with loans, insurance, and payment or remittance services. Visitors can reach personal and corporate internet banking, the bank app, branch and ATM search, frequently asked questions, and rate and fee information. The site also provides reservations for life-planning and inheritance consultations, important notices, news releases, bank information, and investor resources. It serves customers in Aomori and nearby areas looking for the bank’s own product and procedure details.

Jalan.net is Recruit’s Japan-focused travel information and booking service. Visitors can search for hotels and other accommodation by destination and dates, and find packages combining transport with a stay, airfare, rental cars, and bookable activities. Its travel guides organize sightseeing spots, regional food, and events by area, and also feature trip reports written by travelers. Place and activity pages show ratings, visitor reviews, and photos; members can submit their own reviews and pictures. Public guides can be browsed without an account, and registration is offered free for member functions. Prices vary by property, travel dates, and the service selected.

Bellemaison Net is Senshukai’s Japanese mail-order shopping service for everyday life. Its catalog includes women’s and men’s fashion, underwear, sleepwear, shoes and bags, as well as furniture, storage, curtains, bedding, kitchen goods and home appliances. Shoppers can also find maternity, baby and children’s products, cosmetics, beauty and health items, food, sweets, gifts and character merchandise. Products can be browsed by category or brand, or through rankings, new arrivals, highly rated reviews, curated features and digital catalogs. The site provides member pages, order and delivery records, review history, points and coupons, recurring-delivery services and information about its official shopping app.

Saga Shimbun’s official website is the online news service of the newspaper publisher identified on the homepage as Saga Shimbun. Its coverage focuses on Saga Prefecture and is organized into sections for government and society, incidents, community stories, business, agriculture and fisheries, culture, entertainment, and sports, alongside national and international news. Readers can browse reports associated with individual cities and towns in the prefecture, as well as local features and sports coverage. The page also links to the newspaper’s digital edition, page viewer, article database, login, and subscription information. Some stories carry a paid-content marker, so the site should not be described as uniformly free or uniformly subscription-only. Weather, disaster alerts, transport and utility information, video reports, series, and opinion pieces appear among its additional resources. It is useful for following public affairs and everyday news in Saga while also offering broader Japanese and world coverage.

TOKYO MX is the official website of the Tokyo broadcaster operated by Tokyo Metropolitan Television, Inc. It publishes the day’s program schedule and organizes shows into variety and music, news and sports, anime, and films and dramas. The site also provides Tokyo news, event listings, streaming information, and disaster-preparedness resources. The company profile says the station broadcasts digital terrestrial television from Tokyo Skytree, uses remote-control channel 9, and operates around the clock. Visitors can browse program and news information and find pages for past programs, reception guidance, and emergency-related information. The site is a useful entry point for viewers looking for TOKYO MX schedules and the broadcaster’s local programming and services.