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firestorage is a free Japanese online storage service for individuals and businesses, with tools to store, share, and send files. Its official homepage describes unlimited storage and a maximum size of 300 GiB per file, including use for large data and remote collaboration. Related services include Okuru for sending files to chosen recipients, Uketoru for collecting files from an open group, and Miseru for viewing images without downloading them. Individual membership and business plans are listed alongside user guides, FAQs, security information, and support contacts. The service focuses on temporary sharing and storage of large data, with separate tools for sending and receiving.

NAVITIME’s Japanese site searches routes that combine trains, buses, cars, bicycles, and walking, with journey times and fares between a chosen origin and destination. Search tools cover train, express, bus, ferry, and flight timetables, commuter-pass prices, highway tolls, and taxi fares. The site also provides train service updates, road congestion, maps, station and address searches, nearby places, weather, and crowd forecasts. Its travel section links to domestic and international flights, hotels, rental cars, leisure bookings, trip planning, and sightseeing information. Additional products include navigation for cycling, motorcycles, trucks, and delivery, plus fleet and operations tools for businesses.

Yahoo Japan Transit lets users enter stations, bus stops, addresses, or facilities as origins and destinations to find public-transport routes across Japan. Results can be compared by travel time, transfers, and fare, with options for IC-card or cash fares and unreserved or reserved seating. Service updates cover railways, buses, Shinkansen, and limited express trains, while major airports show domestic and international departures and arrivals. Users can look up station details and timetables for weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, then register frequent lines for a consolidated status view or email alerts. The site also links to its mobile app, road traffic information, maps, weather, and disaster notices.

Jorudan’s official Japanese site centers on route and fare searches for travel by rail, bus, and air, alongside station and line information. In addition to standard transfers, users can choose searches for the Seishun 18 pass, commuter fares, unlimited-ride passes, and highway buses. Timetables cover trains, ferries, local and highway buses, airport buses, and flights, and the site also lists rail service updates. Jorudan Live publishes user-submitted reports about delays and suspended service, while station layouts, exits, route maps, and station details can be searched. The site explains its paid Premium service and apps and links to travel services, bus reservations, mobile tickets, coupons, and help.

Kyoei Fire’s official Japanese site presents non-life insurance for individuals and businesses, policyholder procedures, and accident support. Personal products cover cars, homes and belongings, personal injury, travel, and leisure; business lines address vehicles, employee injury, liability, construction, property, logistics, marine, and agriculture. Accidents can be reported online around the clock, with guidance for roadside help and fire or natural-disaster damage reports. The personal customer My Page supports contract checks, procedures, and company notices. The site also provides agent and office information, FAQs, electronic policy terms, news, disaster updates, and warnings about suspicious websites or repair solicitations.

au Insurance’s official Japanese site focuses on personal cover for bicycles, pets, travel, and everyday injuries. It lists several bicycle plans, dog and cat insurance, domestic and overseas travel cover, golf insurance, and injury protection for traffic or daily accidents. Related services include bicycle roadside help, transport after a breakdown, and mobile repairs. Policyholders can find accident reporting, claims, contract checks, and renewal procedures, with routes to applications and the dedicated app. FAQs, contact details, company information, news, and disaster notices are also provided.

SBI General Insurance’s official Japanese site presents non-life products and policyholder services, with a focus on personal and corporate auto insurance. Featured products include auto, cancer, fire, and overseas travel cover, while links also lead to earthquake, medical, life, pet, and motorcycle insurance information. Auto insurance quotes and applications can be completed online, including for company-owned vehicles. Customers can renew or change contracts through My Page, report accidents or breakdowns, and request roadside assistance. FAQs, an insurance glossary, contacts, news, disaster notices, and warnings about fake ads or suspicious solicitation are also provided.

AXA Direct’s official Japanese site focuses on non-life insurance for cars and motorcycles. It lists auto cover for individuals and businesses as well as motorcycle and pet insurance, with paths to quotes, applications, and policyholder login. Customers can choose optional coverage and request guidance by phone or chat from knowledgeable staff. The customer area provides access to contract procedures and claim progress, and explains assistance with communication after an accident through resolution. The site also features safe-driving education, FAQs, contact information, company details, news, and disaster notices.

AIG’s official Japanese site presents non-life insurance for individuals and businesses, policyholder procedures, and company information. Personal products include travel, auto, fire and earthquake, medical, and accident insurance, with online purchase paths for overseas travel and compulsory auto cover. Business sections describe commercial insurance and corporate risk solutions. Accident, illness, and injury reports are accepted around the clock, and the site explains digital policies, electronic terms, contract checks, and certificate reissues. Contacts, news, disaster arrangements, company details, and warnings about fraud or suspicious claim-assistance services are also provided.

Aioi Nissay Dowa’s official Japanese site presents non-life insurance for individuals and businesses, plus policyholder services. Personal products include auto, fire and earthquake, accident, pet, and travel insurance and the TOUGH series, while business products address company risks. The customer portal supports contract checks and procedures, and accident or disaster reports can be submitted online at any time. The site also features telematics-based auto insurance, the company app, and cmap, a service for real-time disaster damage forecasts. FAQs, office locations, news, company information, and warnings about impersonation emails or suspicious sites are provided.

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.

MetLife’s official Japanese site presents personal insurance products, online services for policyholders, and consultations for businesses. Visitors can browse the product catalog, use a premium simulator, and review consultant advice and online application options. The policyholder web service supports contract checks, updates to registered information, and access to procedures. Business customers can explore broad proposals addressing multiple operating risks and a portal for managing enrolled policies online. FAQs, contact details, company information, press releases, disaster guidance, and warnings about financial and online crime are also provided.

Meiji Yasuda Life’s official Japanese site covers personal life insurance, policyholder services, corporate products, and company information. Its lineup includes the Best Style comprehensive protection plan, dollar-denominated whole life, and simplified insurance series, searchable by product type or life event. The MY Hoken page and app let customers review contracts, update registered details, and find procedures and claim guidance. Business sections describe corporate products, group pensions, savings insurance, and business support. Consultation contacts, FAQs, electronic policy terms, news, sustainability, disaster procedures, and warnings about scams or fake sites are also provided.

Fukoku Life’s official Japanese site presents life insurance and policyholder services, including Mirai no Tobira, whose protection components can be combined. Products include the Mirai no Tsubasa education plan, Mirai Plus personal annuity, medical and cancer cover, long-term-care and dementia insurance, term life, and single-premium whole life. Visitors can search by life event or coverage need, request materials, seek advice, and use a life-planning simulation. My Page explains benefit claims, changes to personal details and coverage, withdrawals and repayments, replacement certificates, and premium payments. Corporate pensions and group insurance, FAQs, offices, company news, and warnings about scams or suspicious contact are also provided.

Nippon Life’s official Japanese site covers insurance for individuals and businesses, policyholder procedures, and corporate pensions. Personal products include Mirai no Katachi, the single-premium whole-life plan My Stage, and the savings plan Chokotsumi. Visitors can browse types of coverage and use a simple needs assessment to explore options. Customers can review contract information and services through Nissay My Page, the official app, and a procedures directory. The site also describes corporate insurance and pension services and provides FAQs, consultation contacts, company and investor information, news, sustainability content, disaster guidance, and financial-crime warnings.

Taiyo Life’s official Japanese site presents Hoken Kumiai Best, which lets customers combine coverage, and Suma Hoken for smartphone applications. Products can be explored by need, including cancer, death, hospital care, inability to work, dementia, children’s medical cover, education, childbirth, savings, and single-premium whole life. Visitors can request an initial premium estimate or materials and review in-person consultation and online application routes. Policyholders can find claim and contract procedures, electronic policy documents and terms, and exchange-rate information for foreign-currency products. FAQs, company information, health content, news, disaster guidance, and warnings about fake sites or suspicious solicitation are also provided.

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.

Taiju Life’s official Japanese site presents insurance products and policyholder services; the company is part of the Nippon Life Group. Its product lineup includes Daiju Select, Omakase Select, Next Wave, and Dream Road, with information for comparing options. My Page explains benefit claims, contract changes, document reissues, and requests for maturity benefits. Visitors can also find premium-payment and policy-loan repayment guidance, foreign-currency product information, and electronic policy documents. Product selection, FAQs, consultation contacts, company news, and warnings about suspicious communications are included.

Dai-ichi Life’s official Japanese website covers insurance products, policyholder services, and company information. Product pages describe the Just protection plan and options for annuities, education, medical needs, and inability to work. Prospective customers can find consultations, request materials, review coverage, and explore life-planning information. Policyholders can use My Page to check contracts, claim insurance benefits, and make contract changes. The site also provides FAQs, news, company details, disaster guidance, and warnings about suspicious insurance solicitations.