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This is the Japanese corporate website of Toyota Motor Corporation. It publishes official news about vehicles, motorsports, and company activities, and provides company profiles, management principles, executive information, sales and production results, domestic and overseas sites, research, and group-company details. Visitors can also find investor relations, sustainability reports, recall notices, factory and museum visits, and car-learning content for children. Links to Toyota’s related official sites are collected here. The portal presents corporate information and announcements rather than direct vehicle checkout or dealer sales.

The official BS TV Tokyo site provides a weekly schedule and information about programs carried on its Japanese BS digital television channel. Viewers can check broadcasts by date and time or browse categories such as business news, information and education, entertainment, films and drama, sports, and anime. Program pages show descriptions and airtimes, with indicators for reruns and subtitles. The site also explains data broadcasting and how to receive BS digital television, and provides viewer contact information. It is a guide to the channel’s broadcasts, not a general on-demand streaming catalog.

BATONZ is a Japanese M&A platform connecting owners who want to transfer a company or business with buyers exploring acquisitions and succession. Visitors can browse public listings by region, industry, and asking price. Sellers can post a business for transfer and receive proposals, while buyers register their preferences and request negotiations. The service also provides access to M&A advisers and guidance on screening, negotiations, and closing. Account registration is free, but buyer system fees may apply when a deal closes; optional paid support and adviser fees can be charged separately.

AgriJob is a Japanese job and career service focused on agriculture and livestock, with listings that also cover forestry, fisheries, and agriculture-related businesses. Job seekers can search by location, employment type, industry, occupation, working conditions, benefits, qualifications, and products grown or raised. The site features newly posted roles, career articles, and a job-search resource for graduates. Agricultural career advisers provide free support from introducing suitable openings through joining an employer. Companies and organizations can also learn about posting vacancies, recruitment referrals, and hiring support, connecting people seeking work in primary industries with employers.

AEON CINEMA's official site helps moviegoers in Japan find theaters, films, and showtimes and reserve seats and tickets online. Visitors can choose a prefecture or theater, check screening times, select a film, and review or change an existing reservation. Theater pages describe formats and facilities such as 4DX, IMAX, Dolby Atmos, and ULTIRA. The site also lists live-event and sports screenings, theater events, and concession food and merchandise, alongside information about the Wata Theatre membership service and campaigns. It is designed to support planning a cinema visit from choosing a location through booking.

ABEMA is a Japanese video-streaming service with news, reality and romance programs, anime, dramas, music, and sports. Viewers can watch on smartphones, tablets, computers, and supported TV devices. Its service includes around 30 free channels that broadcast around the clock, along with video titles and catch-up viewing for selected programs. Free viewing does not require an account. Some titles are reserved for paid viewing plans, while certain live events can be purchased individually through pay-per-view, so viewers can choose between channel-style programming and specific on-demand titles.

ABC-MART's official online store sells sneakers and other footwear for men, women, and children, along with apparel, bags, socks, and shoe-care products. Shoppers can browse brands such as Nike, Adidas, New Balance, Vans, and Puma or filter items by category, size, color, material, price, stock, and sale status. A dedicated sports section covers products for activities including running, soccer, and basketball. The store also features new arrivals, popularity rankings, sales, and editorial selections, and links to physical-store search and in-store pickup information for customers who want to compare products online and shop at a nearby branch.

4Gamer.net is a Japanese-language publication covering console, PC, and smartphone games as well as related hardware. Its articles include announcements and release news, event coverage, reviews, hands-on reports, guides, developer interviews, and videos. Readers can browse dedicated sections for PC, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, mobile games, VR, arcade titles, and analog games. Search by game title or publisher, release schedules, game catalogs, and article rankings help players compare titles and platforms while deciding what to buy or play.

7NOW is a Japanese delivery service for ordering products stocked by participating 7-Eleven stores through a smartphone or the web and having them brought to a chosen address. Customers can order food such as rice balls, fried items, frozen foods, and desserts, as well as everyday necessities; the selected store prepares the order. The service describes delivery in as little as 20 minutes, although available hours, delivery times, and products vary by store and area. Customers choose a drop-off point, search or browse the store's assortment, and confirm payment before ordering. Trial orders are possible without signing in to 7iD, while coupons and nanaco points require a 7iD login.

2nd STREET is a Japanese reuse retailer that buys and sells pre-owned goods through more than 900 physical stores and an online shop. Its range centers on clothing, bags, and shoes, and also includes furniture, appliances, household items, musical instruments, hobbies, and sporting goods. Sellers can choose an in-store appraisal, mail-in service, or home collection for eligible items. Online listings can be ordered to a nearby branch so shoppers can check an item's condition or size before buying. The site also provides store, product, and brand search, practical guides for buying and selling, and information about its mobile app.

The Japan Auto Parts Industries Association (JAPIA) is a Japanese industry association for manufacturers and other businesses connected with automotive parts. It aims to develop the auto-parts industry and contribute to Japan’s economy and public well-being. Its official activities include research and statistical publications on parts production, distribution, exports, and imports. The website provides shipment and management surveys, reports on overseas business, trade statistics, and the reference publication Japan’s Auto Parts Industry, along with member-company information and seminar notices. It also describes work on environmental issues, fair business practices, overseas support, intellectual property, small-business assistance, standards and certification, automated driving, digitalization, and stable procurement of automotive semiconductors. Some resources are public, while member-only areas are separately identified.

The Japan Electrical Manufacturers’ Association (JEMA) is an industry association made up of companies and organizations involved in Japan’s electrical equipment industry, spanning power-generation and transmission infrastructure, industrial equipment, and home appliances. Founded in 1948, it aims to strengthen the industry’s international competitiveness, improve social and living infrastructure, and contribute to a sustainable society. The official site provides technical information on power and industrial systems, appliances, renewable energy, and smart energy; JEM standards; government and association statistics; and production, shipment, trade, and order data for electrical equipment. It also publishes policy proposals, reports, standards, seminars, awards, and exhibition information, along with guidance on product safety, energy efficiency, appliance use, climate action, and carbon neutrality.

The Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA) is a Japanese industry association focused on electronics, information technology, and related digital industries. It works with member companies and other stakeholders on policy proposals for Society 5.0, industry research and statistics, shared challenges such as climate change and supply chains, and cross-industry collaboration to create markets. Its website publishes data on electronics, components, servers, and IT solution services, along with publications, JEITA standards, and committee activities. It also provides information about exhibitions including CEATEC for digital innovation and Inter BEE for media and entertainment, as well as co-creation programs, seminars, and workforce-development initiatives.

The Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) is an industry association representing 14 Japanese manufacturers of passenger cars, trucks, buses, and motorcycles. Founded in 1967, it works to support the sound development of the automobile industry and related sectors, promote a sustainable economy and mobility society, and address social issues. Its website provides research on vehicle production, distribution, trade, and use; industry data; policy and sector activities; and publications. Visitors can read the annual Motor Industry of Japan overview, market studies on passenger cars, mini-vehicles, trucks, and motorcycles, and JAMA Magazine, which reports on member manufacturers, association activities, industry developments, and automotive events.

The Japan Machinery Federation (JMF) is an industry association established to advance Japan’s machinery industries and contribute to the national economy. Its membership includes machinery manufacturers and industrial associations. Through committees and specialist groups, it studies industry issues, presents collective views to government, and coordinates with related organizations. The official site publishes research reports and industry proposals, and explains international exchange, machinery-safety standardization work connected with ISO and IEC, and recognition programs such as the Robot Award. It also provides the federation’s member directory, constitution, business plans and reports, financial documents, and membership information.

The Japan Foreign Trade Council, Inc. (JFTC) is an industry association whose regular members include trading companies and trade organizations. It works toward the sound development of Japan’s trade and trading industry. Its website publishes statements by the chair, proposals and requests concerning trade and trading companies, publications, and event and seminar information. Public-facing materials explain the strengths, business models, and social role of Japanese trading companies, including their activities in the Global South. The association also highlights carbon neutrality, diversity and inclusion, and sustainability disclosure. A separate member portal is available; membership terms and details for individual events are provided through the relevant official information pages.

The Japan Association of Corporate Executives (Keizai Doyukai) is a Japanese organization in which business leaders participate as individuals to discuss economic, management, and social issues beyond the interests of any single company or industry. Founded in 1946, it conducts research and deliberations through committees and publishes policy proposals, opinions, and reports. The association also engages with policymakers, business groups, and other social organizations, and maintains international exchanges. Its website lets readers browse proposals by topic and year, follow statements and press briefings by its representative executives, and find committee activities, events, a public-relations magazine, school–business exchange programs, and initiatives addressing social challenges. Public information and member activities are both presented; participation terms are explained separately.

The Japan Quality Assurance Organization (JQA) is an independent conformity-assessment body that evaluates products, services, and management systems against applicable requirements. Its Japanese site covers ISO and JIS Mark certification; testing and certification for electrical products, medical devices, and automotive equipment; instrument calibration and metrology verification; materials testing; sustainability assurance; and robot-safety solutions. Visitors can browse information by sectors such as automotive, healthcare devices, electronics, aerospace, IT, construction, food, and logistics. JQA also lists ISO and measurement seminars, e-learning, on-site instruction, books, and learning materials. Scope, fees, and application requirements depend on the service, and the relevant service pages or quotation process provide those details.

The Japan Management Association (JMA) is a Japanese business organization that supports management improvement through research, information services, and professional development. Its site lists open-enrollment courses for executives, managers, HR and marketing professionals, and people in manufacturing, as well as tailored training and organization-development support for companies. It also covers manufacturing-related qualifications and programs, specialist trade shows, corporate awards, management surveys, books, and third-party assessment or verification services such as ISO-related work and environmental support. Course and event fees, schedules, and application requirements vary, so the relevant program pages provide the current details.