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Sportsnavi is a Japanese multi-sport portal covering domestic and international competitions, including baseball, football, horse racing, golf, tennis, and basketball. Its homepage features a live scoreboard, sport-by-sport navigation, and notable events for the day. Visitors can also browse sports news, editorial columns, videos, official updates, and live-stream schedules. Dedicated sections link to coverage of Japanese professional baseball, MLB, the J.League, and international football. The footer identifies Sportsnavi as a Yahoo! JAPAN service operated in cooperation with Sportsnavi Inc. and LY Corporation.

carview! is a Japanese automotive information and vehicle-shopping site for researching new and used cars, specifications, reviews, and industry news. Used-car listings can be explored by keyword, manufacturer, body style, or prefecture, and displayed offers include vehicle details, prices, and locations. The site also provides car catalogs, user and expert reviews, original articles, news, and test-drive reports. Its homepage links to new-car estimate and vehicle-appraisal services. Login is offered for personal-car and saved-item features, while the visible search and editorial information is available on the public site.

Pro Yakyu Freak is a Japanese professional baseball information site bringing together league news, team and player links, schedules, results, and statistics. Its homepage lists the Central and Pacific League teams and standings, along with recent scores and upcoming games. Navigation also leads to a game calendar, standings-trend charts, attendance figures, probable starting pitchers, and player birthdays. The news section links to reporting from multiple sports publications and offers team-specific news pages. For additional player and club statistics, the site points to a separately named sister service, Pro Yakyu Data Freak.

HOT PEPPER Gourmet is a Japan-wide restaurant discovery site for finding restaurants and izakaya, browsing food information and coupons, and accessing online reservations. Visitors can search by prefecture, area, nearest station, or cuisine, and browse guides to food genres, lunch, restaurant chains, banquet courses, and places that accept online bookings. The homepage also features collections for group outings, birthdays and anniversaries, all-you-can-eat dining, premium restaurants, and regional specialties. The site explains how points can be used for online reservations and links to the official app for finding restaurants while away from home.

Gurunavi is a Japan-focused restaurant and gourmet information portal that helps visitors discover restaurants and access online reservations. Searches can be narrowed by area, restaurant name, cuisine, or dining occasion, with directories for prefectures, cities, and stations and filters such as private rooms or all-you-can-eat. The homepage features restaurant listings, popular areas and stations, cuisine guides, and seasonal or occasion-based collections. Its reservation panel lets visitors choose a date, time, and party size. The site also advertises Rakuten points for online bookings and links to the official mobile app.

Retty is a Japanese restaurant-discovery service built around user reviews and recommendations. Visitors can search by area, cuisine, or dining occasion, read recent reviews, and explore places recommended by designated TOP USER contributors. The site also features seasonal and occasion-based collections, restaurant reservation information, and gourmet news. Its official app offers nearby restaurant discovery, map-based browsing, and a saved list of places to visit; the homepage links to free downloads. Public restaurant information can be viewed without signing in, while membership supports participation.

HOT PEPPER Beauty is a Japan-wide salon search and online booking service. Visitors can find hair salons and stylists, nail and eyelash studios, relaxation services, and esthetic salons by area, salon name, or menu. The site lets users compare available appointment times, coupons, hairstyle catalogs, customer reviews, and salon blogs. Its official homepage advertises online reservations at any hour and a points program, and it offers free member registration.

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.

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.

Yamareco is a Japanese mountain community for sharing hiking, mountaineering, and climbing records. Visitors can browse trip reports and photos, mountain data and rankings, route guides, diaries, community questions, and user groups. Its route-planning tool supports trips from regular hikes to alpine routes, and official smartphone apps provide GPS maps for hiking. Public reports can be read without signing in, while member accounts support posting and personal content management. Yamareco offers a free Standard plan and optional paid Premium plans with expanded planning and search features, more photo storage, and additional app map downloads.

RUNNET is a Japanese running portal for discovering races and connecting with other runners. Visitors can search events by name, date, location, and event type, browse regional listings, and filter for races that are still accepting entries. The site also features race results and photos, participant reports and reviews, running news and articles, training events, product reviews, runner Q&A, and listings for teams and running partners. Public event details and reports can be read without signing in. RUNNET says membership is free; a particular race may charge its own entry fee set by the organizer.

LIPS is a Japanese cosmetics and beauty discovery and review service with a website and mobile apps. Visitors can search products, brands, and categories, read product ratings and user-written reviews, and explore rankings, new releases, tags, themes, beauty articles, and user profiles. The homepage features areas such as eyeshadow, foundation, lipstick, and skincare, alongside current community posts. LIPS also says some rankings are prepared by its editorial team and supervised by beauty specialists. Public product information and reviews can be browsed without signing in; free account registration and app downloads are available.

YAMAP is a Japan-focused mountain and outdoor platform with a website and mobile apps. Visitors can explore mountains by region and prefecture, then browse public hiking journals, maps, courses, user profiles, and communities. Trip reports show details such as route, photographs, date, duration, distance, and elevation gain. YAMAP's homepage says its map can show a hiker's current position even where mobile reception is unavailable, and describes tools for creating, saving, publishing, and sharing hiking records. Public web content is available without sign-in; free app downloads and an optional paid YAMAP Premium plan are offered.

Tabelog is a Japanese restaurant guide for discovery, reviews, ratings, and reservations. People can search restaurants across Japan by area, cuisine, budget, dining occasion, and venue features, then compare listings, user reviews, photos, and rankings. For participating restaurants, a booking search accepts a date, time, and party size. Public listings can be browsed without signing in; a free account lets members save restaurants and manage places they have visited. Editorial features and restaurant awards add curated recommendations. Tabelog Premium is an optional paid service offering member-only coupons and additional search functions.

Filmarks is a Japanese discovery, review, and viewing-record service for films, dramas, and anime. Users can browse public title information and community ratings, post reviews, log what they have watched with scores and viewing details, and save titles they want to see. Its catalog supports discovery by release status, streaming-service availability, awards, year, country or region, genre, distributor, series, and tags. Members can follow other users and interact through shared reviews and comments. The standard service is joined by Filmarks Premium, an optional paid app-only plan with advanced search, review filters, viewing-record visualizations, and the option to hide some ads. Filmarks helps users find where a title is available; it does not stream the title itself.

Algar is a Brazilian telecommunications and information-services provider. Its consumer site offers fiber broadband, mobile and fixed-line plans, bundles combining home internet and mobile service, smartphones, and optional streaming and digital subscriptions such as Globoplay, Disney+, HBO Max, music, and sports packages. The Algar app and customer area provide self-service for bills, account details, mobile top-ups, support requests, and plan changes. The site also presents business connectivity and technology services, including dedicated internet, cloud, business telephony, and cybersecurity. Public product information is available without signing in; customer tools and purchases use account or checkout flows. The source address redirected to Algar's current official sales portal during verification.

TIM Brasil is the Brazilian portal of telecommunications operator TIM. Its official page presents prepaid, control, and postpaid mobile plans, mobile internet, TIM Ultrafibra residential broadband, and combined mobile-and-fiber offers. It also advertises roaming and optional digital add-ons, including video, music, reading, and gaming services, depending on the plan. The Meu TIM app lets subscribers check usage, recharge, view bills and benefits, and manage support requests. Visitors can browse plans, service details, coverage information, and customer-care options without signing in; an account is used for subscriber self-service. The homepage resolved to a Rio de Janeiro regional route during verification, so this description avoids quoting prices that may vary by location.

@cosme is a Japanese cosmetics and beauty community built around product reviews and rankings. Visitors can search for cosmetics, read user-submitted experiences, compare ratings, and browse products by category, skin concern, age group, skin type, ingredients, and product features. The site also offers beauty Q&A, user and brand blogs, beauty news, new-product calendars, campaign and giveaway information, and member participation features. Free account registration is offered, with an entry point for posting reviews. Separate linked services include the @cosme SHOPPING online store and @cosme STORE locations. An optional paid Premium membership advertises monthly coupons, member-only giveaways, and expanded product-search filters. Public review and discovery pages are available without Premium, and the site notes that reviews reflect each poster’s individual opinion.

Booklog is a Japanese reading-record and book-discovery community. Users search a book catalog and save titles to a personal online bookshelf with statuses such as want to read, currently reading, owned but unread, and finished. They can rate books, write reviews and reading notes, view reading graphs, set goals, and customize their shelf. Rankings, new-release listings, editorial and reader recommendations, discussion boards, and other users’ reviews help readers choose what to read next; following people with similar tastes can surface more titles. Saved authors or keywords can trigger email alerts about new releases. The official iOS and Android apps support adding books by barcode scan. The official comparison lists basic use as free, with an optional paid Premium subscription purchased in the app.