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Tohoku University’s Center for Data-driven Science and Artificial Intelligence is a university-wide collaborative education and research facility. Established in 2019, it advances education and research in mathematics, data science, and AI, develops digital teaching methods and learning environments, and aims to train professionals for data-driven and AI-enabled society. Its five divisions cover data science, AI education, digital education, data infrastructure and security, and core technologies. The center also researches and supports the digitalization of university education. Its official site provides information about the center and its staff, events, learning materials, online course and campus information systems, computing practice facilities, and service notices.

Miyazaki Nichinichi Shimbun DIGITAL is the official news site of Miyazaki Nichinichi Shimbun, focused on Miyazaki Prefecture. It combines prefectural and community reporting with domestic and international news and breaking updates. Its sections include Miyabiz for business, Miyaspo for sports, features and continuing series, columns, food and everyday life, and health and medicine. The homepage displays stories from towns and areas across the prefecture, student sports such as high-school baseball, other sports, local companies and the economy, food, and health topics. Readers can also find prefectural features, profiles, a children’s newspaper, visual news, book coverage, a photo contest, editorials, and contributed columns. The site carries domestic and overseas reports, breaking news, Oricon News and press releases, alongside brain-training and game content. Local weather and links for warnings, earthquakes, volcanic alerts, tsunami information, evacuation notices, linear rainbands, and river flooding provide disaster-related updates. Login, print-newspaper subscription, reader submissions, company information, and FAQs are also available; conditions should be checked for each item or service.

AISIN’s official corporate site presents its mobility products and energy solutions. Mobility components serve battery-electric, hybrid, fuel-cell, and engine-powered vehicles, with areas including drive systems, thermal management, brakes, steering, and parking assistance. Energy offerings include residential cogeneration, gas heat-pump air conditioning, Peltier modules, and hydrogen stations. The site also covers technology development, news, company information, sustainability, investor relations, and careers. Its Japanese portal helps visitors explore AISIN’s products, businesses, and corporate activities.

Shikyo Kabu Zenryoku Nikaiten is a Japanese-language blog about Japan’s stock market, companies, and notable current events. Its homepage lists recent posts and stories that are frequently reshared on social media. Topic archives cover securities and finance, investors, corporate IR and earnings, shareholder meetings, currencies and interest rates, IPOs, and market indexes. Posts provide editorial summaries of company announcements and market events, often accompanied by related quotations or reactions. The blog describes itself as introducing things that catch its attention, beginning with Japan’s stock market. It is best understood as a commentary blog about companies and financial news, rather than a trading service or an open forum where users create discussions. The checked articles were readable without signing in, and advertisements appeared on the page.

SHOPLIST is a Japan-focused online store for fashion and everyday goods. Its homepage links to women’s, men’s, and kids’ sections and displays clothing, shoes, bags, accessories, underwear, and sports and outdoor items. Other visible departments include colored contact lenses, cosmetics, skincare, beauty devices, smartphone accessories, bedding, storage, kitchen goods, stationery, and household necessities. Shoppers can browse categories or search for products; listings show brand names, prices, discounts, points, and free-shipping labels. The site also presents coupons, limited-time sales, and themed collections. A homepage notice advertises free shipping on orders of at least ¥3,980 including tax. Product availability, prices, and delivery terms should be checked on each item’s listing.

Cocolog is NIFTY's Japanese blog-publishing service and discovery portal. Its homepage says people using an @nifty connection service can open a blog for free and features recent posts, article and blog rankings, categories, and a points/affiliate program. The official plan table lists a 2 GB free tier and paid options from ¥275 to ¥1,320 per month including tax; storage, the number of blogs, advertising, and custom-domain features vary by plan. The same page states that new applications for Cocolog Free ended on April 20, 2022, so signup eligibility depends on a user's @nifty service status and chosen option. Public blogs can be browsed, while posting requires registration and login.

Web担当者Forum, also known as Webtan, is a Japanese B2B information publication operated by Impress Corporation for people responsible for corporate websites. Its practical coverage includes SEO, digital marketing and advertising, AI, social media, web analytics, site production and design, CMS, research and statistics, UX/CX, laws and standards, public relations, e-commerce, mobile, and email marketing. The site publishes news, how-to and explanatory articles, company cases and interviews, research data, columns, rankings, glossaries, comics, and event or seminar information. Readers can follow updates through its email newsletter, RSS feeds, and social channels. Its official About page says it launched in July 2006 to support in-house web staff; the media also advertises free seminars and paid courses.

SUBARU is a Japanese automaker, and its corporate site introduces the company, its leadership, locations, and affiliated businesses. It publishes automotive news and links to product information, vehicle recalls, and corrective measures. Investor sections provide management, financial, stock, and IR-library information. Sustainability pages describe environmental, social, and governance topics, while other sections cover quality, technology, and design. Visitors can also read employee stories and company features and find sports, recruitment, and corporate activity information.

The official Recruit Holdings site describes a group using technology to improve job searching, employer hiring, and business operations. Its human-resources activities include job advertising, recruitment services, hiring tools, and staffing within the talent-matching market. In Japan, the group presents industry-specific matching platforms and business-support software, including Air BusinessTools. The site also introduces brands such as Indeed, Glassdoor, Recruit, and RGF Staffing, and publishes news, investor events, financial results, and sustainability information. It is a corporate portal about the group’s businesses, not a service for searching individual job openings.

uSonar is a Japanese business-data platform that supports B2B sales and marketing through LBC, a corporate database the company describes as covering about 12.5 million business locations in Japan. Its services help teams build company target lists, match and continuously refresh customer records, identify likely prospects with intent data and AI, screen business risks, use business-card information, and connect CRM and SFA systems. PlanSonar supports sales strategy and account-based marketing, while mSonar links business-card management with company data. The company also offers APIs and announced in September 2026 that its conversational AI feature uNou would help create prospect lists in PlanSonar.

FRONTIER's Japan store sells desktop computers and gaming PCs configured through a build-to-order system. Shoppers can browse by intended use and computer form, or search by technical specifications and price. Product pages list components such as the processor, memory, graphics, and storage, along with price and made-to-order status. The store also provides campaigns, an account area, cart, support, and warranty information. Business customers can find inquiry options as well as links for on-site setup and trade-in services.

Sofmap is an official Japanese online retailer for new and pre-owned computers and digital devices. Its categories span PCs, gaming equipment and components, smartphones, cameras, televisions, audio gear, home appliances, games, media, books, and hobby products. The storefront provides product search, rankings, membership, points, wish lists, and a shopping cart. For secondhand goods it connects with group services Recole and Rakuru for resale and buyback, while also listing stores, business invoicing, delivery, extended warranties, repairs, and setup support. Sofmap, part of the Bic Camera Group, operates the site, which brings online ordering and physical-store information together.

AIsmiley is a Japanese-language portal where organizations can search and compare AI products and services and request product information. Its catalog covers areas such as generative AI, AI agents, chatbots, image recognition, AI optical character recognition, demand forecasting, and custom AI development. The site also publishes product news, adoption case studies, feature articles, webinars, events, and an AI/DX glossary. Visitors can request product brochures and comparison materials at no charge, and can consult an AI specialist holding Japan’s G Test qualification about ways to use AI products, also without a consultation fee. Newsletter signup is free as well. Free portal research and material requests do not mean the listed AI products themselves are free: product functions, terms, and prices vary by provider and should be checked in each listing or its materials. The portal is operated by AIsmiley Inc.

Daily Sports Online is a Japanese news site focused on sports. It covers professional baseball and the Hanshin Tigers, MLB, soccer, golf, combat sports, horse racing, and race events, while also publishing entertainment, society, fishing, and opinion pieces. The homepage provides breaking updates and scores, photos, videos, real-time and daily rankings, race previews, and special features. It also links to print and digital newspaper subscriptions, back issues, and content purchases, bringing the publication’s news and newspaper-related services together.

Sumitomo Corporation’s Japanese corporate website introduces the group’s businesses, company information, and news. It presents ten business groups covering steel, automotive, transport and construction equipment, urban development, communication services, digital and AI, lifestyle, resources, chemicals and electronics and agriculture, and energy transformation. The company explains its aim to anticipate market and social needs and create value across industry boundaries. The site also provides sustainability, investor, and career information, along with Enriching+, its official editorial platform. Enriching+ publishes stories about employees and businesses in urban development, aircraft leasing, digital and AI, healthcare, agriculture, and energy.

Gibraltar Life’s official Japanese site presents life insurance for individuals and groups, along with policyholder services. Visitors can browse products by purpose or type, request a personal consultation with a life-plan consultant, order materials, and review application guidance. Policyholders can access My Page, insurance-benefit claims, contract procedures, online policy documents, and contract information. The site also provides rate and separate-account information for foreign-currency and variable products, plus offerings for educators and groups. Company details, FAQs, news, disaster procedures, and warnings about financial crime and suspicious contact are included for Japan.

Daichi wo Mamoru Kai’s shopping site is a Japan-focused online store and delivery service for groceries and natural foods. Its catalog includes vegetables, fruit, eggs, dairy, bread, tofu, meat, fish, prepared dishes, rice, snacks, seasonings, noodles, and drinks. Separate sections offer household goods, beauty and health products, home and kitchen items, clothing, and disaster-preparedness supplies. Shoppers can search products, order by item number, save favorites, revisit frequently purchased items, and browse weekly features and sales. The site provides login and cart access, recurring deliveries, delivery-time and location changes, trial sets for first-time customers, and help and contact information.

Sustech is a Japanese GX company that supports corporate decarbonization and renewable-energy operations. Its Carbonix platform helps manage and calculate supply-chain greenhouse-gas emissions and prepare reports. ELIC combines AI-based generation forecasts with centralized operation of distributed power sources and electricity sales. The company also lists PPA, FIP aggregation, battery operations, EV charging, solar-plant maintenance, and GX investment services.

Smart Craft is a cloud manufacturing execution system (MES) that brings production instructions, shop-floor results, aggregation and analysis into one service. Manufacturers can share work orders and drawings, record labor time, output and defects, and monitor production progress in real time. Dashboards help analyze performance, while additional capabilities cover quality and inventory management, lot traceability, IoT equipment data and AI analysis. The platform supports digitizing factory workflows and improvement work.