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Japan Finance Corporation is a Japanese policy-based financial institution serving three areas: small businesses and sole proprietors, small and midsize enterprises, and agriculture, forestry, and fisheries. Its website explains business financing and the national education loan, and links to online applications, consultations, document requests, forms, and electronic contracts. Other sections cover support for starting a business, succession, business recovery, and overseas expansion. The site also publishes special consultation information for disaster-affected customers, research findings, and institutional publications.

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.

Shoko Chukin Bank is a Japanese financial institution specializing in small and medium-sized businesses. Its official website separates information for corporate and sole-proprietor customers from information for individual customers, and presents examples of financial support provided to companies. Visitors can look up branches and partner ATMs and review service fees, interest rates, and foreign-exchange rates. Other sections cover the bank's profile, management policies, governance, and sustainability, as well as share and financial information for shareholders and investors. The site also publishes news releases, notices, and special consultation information for businesses affected by disasters. The bank says it has locations in all 47 prefectures of Japan and five locations overseas.

This is the official website of Japan's independent administrative agency for supporting small and medium-sized enterprises. It helps businesses find services for management advice, digitalization, sustainability and energy saving, overseas expansion, business succession and recovery, disaster and risk preparedness, workforce development, and funding. The portal also provides information about mutual-aid schemes, subsidy programs, nine regional offices, the Small and Medium Enterprise University, and business incubation facilities. Visitors can access research reports, announcements, events, and seminars, along with links to resources such as J-Net21. The agency describes its role as supporting companies through a broad range of management challenges.

The official website of the Nagoya Chamber of Commerce and Industry describes support for businesses and entrepreneurs in Nagoya. Its business services cover sales-channel and business-network expansion; advice on management, start-ups, and business succession; IT adoption and digitalization; exploring new fields; cost reduction; hiring and skills development; and information about loans, subsidies, mutual aid, and employee benefits. The site also lists business meetings, networking events, exhibitions, management support, employee training, certificates, accreditation, examinations, seminars, and other events. Additional sections cover policy advocacy, public relations, distribution, tourism, and city development. Visitors can find membership information, programs for small businesses, and links to regional events such as Messe Nagoya.

The Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a local organization that supports businesses and entrepreneurs in Osaka. Its website brings together management advice and financing information, business matchmaking and sales expansion, insurance and employee benefits, recruitment and training, and programs for industrial and regional development. It also covers international trade and trade certificates, policy requests and research, seminars and events, professional examinations, and meeting-room rentals. Five branches in Osaka City provide business consultations, seminars on topics such as tax, AI, and social media, and support for finding sales channels. The site also lists subsidy information and membership services and links to The Business Mall, a business-to-business marketplace operated by chambers of commerce.

The Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a local chamber supporting businesses in Tokyo. Its website brings together consultation on management, business start-up, and financing; help with sales-channel expansion and promotion; IT adoption and digital transformation; recruitment; employee training; and business examinations. It also provides information on mutual aid, employee benefits, workplace health, decarbonization, energy saving, and rental halls and conference rooms. The portal publishes policy proposals, research, news, events, seminars, and grant and subsidy information. Its 23 ward branches offer advice and financing guidance for small businesses, while the member portal provides additional management, HR, and sales-development resources.

The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, known as Nissho, is the national federation of Japan's local chambers of commerce. Its website explains the organization's work to strengthen small and medium-sized businesses and revitalize regional economies. Activities include policy proposals to government, research on businesses and local conditions, support for SMEs expanding overseas, issuance of specified certificates of origin for trade, and business examinations such as the Nissho Bookkeeping Test. The site also links to management advice, financing and subsidies, insurance, business networking, international trade resources, news, and organizational information. Nissho describes the local chambers as independent organizations and provides them with information, tools, and training support.

Brisanet is a Brazilian telecommunications provider whose website presents internet plans using fiber-optic broadband, 5G, and FWA (fixed wireless access). The homepage asks visitors to choose a city before viewing local offers, so availability should not be assumed nationwide. It links customers to the Brisacliente Fibra and Brisacliente Móvel apps. The Fibra app serves fiber, FWA, and combined-plan customers with bill access, service reconnection, plan changes, Wi-Fi password and address updates, technical support, and service information. The mobile app lets 5G customers check data usage. The site also provides a help center, remote support, store locator, ombudsman channel, and contact options through telephone sales or WhatsApp.

Oi's official Brazilian website now centers its main message on digital transformation, innovation, and technology for the corporate market. Its Oi Soluções section presents customizable digital solutions for large private companies and government institutions, while the Soluções em Pauta blog publishes material about business technology. The portal also serves existing residential and business customers with links for bills, account access, support channels, FAQs, and debt negotiation. Other sections provide company, regulatory, press, investor, privacy, and careers information. Oi states on the site that its Oi Fibra operation was sold and is now called NIO, and directs customers of that service to the new provider.

TerabyteShop is a Brazilian online retailer focused on gaming computers and PC hardware. Its homepage features prebuilt and configurable gaming PCs, processors, graphics cards, motherboards, memory, storage, power supplies, cooling components, monitors, laptops, and peripherals. The catalog also includes gaming chairs and desks, 3D printers and supplies, networking equipment, video-game consoles and accessories, home products, geek merchandise, and software. Shoppers can search the catalog, browse departments, read product ratings, and view promotions and prices in Brazilian reais. Product listings show Pix payment and credit-card installment options. Customer tools include favorites, a cart, order access, and support channels. The company describes itself as an e-commerce business and says it does not provide local, in-person customer service.

Magazine Luiza, also branded as Magalu, is a Brazilian retailer with an online store and physical locations. The site supports product search and departments for phones, TVs, appliances, furniture, computing, and fashion, plus beauty, baby products, toys, bedding, cameras, home improvement, décor, sports, tools, movies, games, books, groceries, stationery, pet supplies, health, and household goods. Product pages display prices in Brazilian reais, ratings, promotions, and coupons. Account features include favorites, a shopping bag, and order history; the site also provides store information, the Magalu app, partner-brand links, and an option to sell on the platform. The company notes that online prices and terms may differ from those at physical stores.

Shimamura Park is the official online store for the Shimamura Group, operated by SHIMAMURA Co., Ltd. Its homepage links to women’s, men’s, baby and kids’ sections, as well as bedding and interior goods. The store offers clothing, shoes, bags, bedding, character merchandise, and assorted goods. Shoppers can search products or browse events, outfit coordination, rankings, recommendations, and featured collections. Listings show prices in yen, and some products are marked as made-to-order. The site includes sign-in, cart, favorites, and order-history functions. It also links to the group’s brand storefronts, official app and social accounts, company information, terms, and required Japanese commerce disclosures.

BicCamera.com is the official online store of Japanese retailer Bic Camera. Its catalog includes appliances, air conditioners, lighting, kitchen equipment, computers, cameras, TVs, audio, smartphones, beauty and health devices, medicine, daily necessities, cosmetics, pet supplies, sports goods, bicycles, bedding, games, films, music, toys, baby products, stationery, books, outdoor gear, food, and drinks. Shoppers can browse categories, rankings, sales, coupons, and featured topics. Product listings show prices in yen and Bic Points, while member tools include order history and long-term warranty information. The store advertises free shipping but notes that some items are excluded. It also explains a service for reserving online purchases for pickup at a store and provides store, repair, warranty, and customer-support information.

Yodobashi.com is the official Japanese online store operated by Yodobashi Camera. Its catalog spans home appliances, electronics, computers, cameras, mobile phones, games, print and digital books, food and drinks, household goods, cosmetics, toys, sports equipment, fashion, watches, and DIY supplies. Shoppers can browse by product category, new arrivals, recommendations, sales, and featured topics. Product pages show prices in yen and Gold Points, which members can earn and redeem. The homepage advertises fast delivery with no delivery charge across Japan. It also explains in-store pickup for online orders and provides information about repairs, warranties, and buyback services.

WEGO ONLINE STORE is a Japanese fashion shop operated by WEGO Co., Ltd. It has women’s, men’s and unisex sections, along with goods and accessories. In addition to WEGO, the site features labels such as WC, Figments, PHILLY, Whinny, and dispark. Categories include sweatshirts, tops, pants, skirts, outerwear, bags, shoes, hats, and accessories, plus character merchandise, stickers, fan goods, and beauty items. Shoppers can browse new arrivals, categories, rankings, sale items, preorders, and outfit styling. Product cards show yen prices and discount details. The storefront also links to staff looks, features, news, store listings, and the official app.

The Honeys official online store is the Japanese women’s fashion shop of Honeys Co., Ltd. Its labels include GLACIER, CINEMA CLUB, and C・O・L・Z・A. The catalog covers tops, blouses, cardigans, pants, skirts, dresses, and outerwear, plus bags, shoes, accessories, hats, loungewear, night bras, underwear, yukata, and formalwear. Shoppers can browse by category, new arrivals, rankings, sale items, and staff styling. Product listings show prices in yen, customer reviews, sale pricing, and some web-exclusive sizes. The official site also links to staff blog posts, social channels, the Honeys app, and store search, alongside account, favorites, and cart functions.

ONWARD CROSSET is a Japanese fashion shopping site operated by the ONWARD Group. It has sections for women, men, kids and other items, with brands such as 23ku, ICB, Kumikyoku, Jiyuku, any, ANY SIS, TOCCA, and UNFILO. The catalog includes new clothing, shoes, and bags, and a REUSE (USED) area for pre-owned items. The homepage features recommendations, sales rankings with prices in yen, sale and preorder listings, staff outfit posts, and product reviews. Shoppers can also explore size selections, golf and formal collections, and home and kitchen goods, then use product search, brand listings, favorites, and the cart to find and order items.

URBAN RESEARCH ONLINE STORE is the official Japanese fashion shop of URBAN RESEARCH Co., Ltd. It has women’s, men’s, kids’, and lifestyle sections. Shoppers can browse labels such as URBAN RESEARCH, DOORS, KBF, ROSSO, SENSE OF PLACE, Sonny Label, ITEMS, Kagure, RODE SKO, and URBS. The catalog focuses on clothing, shoes, and bags, with browsing by category, label, brand, new arrivals, rankings, sale, and preorder items. The homepage displays prices in yen alongside outfit styling, product picks and rankings, features, news, and campaigns. It also links to favorites, the shopping cart, store information, and the UR CLUB membership program.