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This is SHIPS’ official Japanese website, featuring online-store products, labels, physical shops, and fashion content. It has sections for men, women, and kids, with categories such as tops, outerwear, pants, bags, shoes, accessories, sports and outdoor goods, home and kitchen items, cosmetics, music, books, and baby products. The homepage presents new arrivals, preorder items, sales rankings, staff picks, and announcements about sales or coupons; product names and prices are shown. Its labels include SHIPS, SHIPS for women, SHIPS any, SHIPS KIDS, SHIPS Colors, and quaranciel. Visitors can access login, favorites, cart, product search, and store search, as well as feature articles, news, blogs, styling posts, and videos.

The official Japanet Takata store is a Japanese shopping site that presents products connected with television shopping and lets customers search and order online. Its departments include home and kitchen appliances, televisions and computers, health and beauty products, bedding and fashion, household goods, and food. The homepage features popular-product rankings, items shown in broadcasts, themed collections, and seasonal campaigns, with links to product information and purchase pages. Shoppers can browse or search by category and use the cart, account sign-in, and order-history links. The site also provides a shopping guide, frequently asked questions, shipping, delivery and returns information, phone-order details, and post-purchase contact options.

The official Chikuho Bank website provides information for personal and corporate customers, shareholders, local communities, and job applicants. Personal services cover account opening, deposits, loans, asset management, investment trusts, consultations, and inheritance procedures. The site links personal internet banking, the Chikugin app, cards, and loans that can be applied for online. Visitors can find branches and ATMs, review rates and fees, and access FAQs, campaigns, procedures, and consultation channels. Business services, regional-economy and community-development content, investor information, news, and careers round out this guide to the bank headquartered in Kurume, Fukuoka.

The official Japanese corporate site of Sumitomo Metal Mining explains its industrial businesses and product portfolio. Its fields include mineral resource development, metal smelting and refining, and materials for batteries and semiconductors. Product and business pages organize information by material, product area, and application. The site also publishes company news, corporate information, sustainability content, and investor relations. Product, careers, and contact sections help visitors find official details about the company and its activities.

Hokkaido Shimbun Digital is the Japanese-language news site of The Hokkaido Shimbun Press. It covers regional news, society, business, politics, sports, lifestyle and culture, opinion, national and international stories, and personnel announcements. Local navigation spans Hokkaido, with entry points from Sapporo and Ishikari to eastern, northern, and southern areas of the island. The homepage also features serialized coverage, special reports, reporter-explainer videos, photo stories, article rankings, event listings, and weather, traffic, and disaster alerts. Audio segments discuss Hokkaido news and food, while quizzes and puzzles offer additional reading features. The site links to free and paid membership registration, subscription information, and login; articles marked for members and paid-member content, including premium videos, are also shown. It is a digital source for following Hokkaido reporting alongside broader Japanese and international news and coverage of everyday life and culture.

WebARENA is NTTPC Communications’ Japanese hosting and infrastructure brand. Its catalog brings together SuiteX shared servers and email hosting, Indigo and SuitePRO V4 VPS, IndigoPro business cloud, GPU services, and the Symphony urban data center. The email service lists DKIM and DMARC support, while cloud and VPS products offer Tokyo and Osaka regions. The site also connects visitors with domain management, object storage, customer support, and implementation examples.

AI Japan R&D Network is a voluntary organization that shares information about artificial-intelligence research and development in Japan and encourages exchange and collaboration among universities, public research institutes, and companies. It succeeded the consortium hosted by AIST through March 2023 and relaunched in April 2023 as a framework that also admits private companies; AIST, RIKEN, and NICT are its core members. The official site publishes AI research and technology articles, research outcomes, and event or participation notices from member organizations. It also supports links with overseas research institutions, information sharing about government AI R&D programs, and coordination across the Japanese AI research community.

Odakyu Department Store Online Shopping is the official online shop operated by the Japanese department store Odakyu. Its categories include gifts, food and sweets, alcoholic drinks, cosmetics, baby and children’s goods, living products, fashion, and sports. Shoppers can search items, browse departments and seasonal features, and view member campaigns before comparing products and placing orders. The site links to order and inquiry information, frequently asked questions, shopping guidance, and required seller disclosures. It provides an online way to choose and buy Odakyu department-store gifts, food, and everyday goods.

The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers is a Japanese academic society that supports research and technical exchange across electronics, information science, communications and related fields. Its specialist societies and technical committees organize research meetings, spring and autumn conventions, lectures and seminars. The site also provides peer-reviewed Japanese and English journals, a society magazine, a digital library, literature search, recorded talks and educational material for researchers, engineers and students.

Wantedly is a Japanese career and business social network that connects people with companies through shared interest in a company's mission and work. Job seekers can read recruiting posts and company stories, then request an informal visit or conversation to learn about the role and workplace. Members build profiles to record experience, goals, and professional activity. The related Wantedly People service scans business cards and helps users share contact-profile information. The employer section lists job postings, direct scouting, AI-agent functionality, and a blog for recruiting communications. The homepage presents separate mobile apps for Wantedly Visit, Wantedly Intern, and Wantedly People; users sign up to begin using the core matching and profile features.

BIGLOBE is a Japanese internet service provider offering communications services centered on fiber broadband, along with email and related services. Its consumer offerings include home fiber connections, 5G-compatible home routers, and mobile service. Customers can find information on applying for and setting up connections, member support, and security matters.

AINOW is a Japanese-language specialist media site covering artificial intelligence and digital transformation. Its official introduction says it publishes explanations ranging from AI fundamentals to technical topics for both business readers and engineers, interviews about the work of AI companies and startups, contributed articles sharing company know-how, and news about AI and DX services, events, and partnerships. The current homepage features material on generative AI, AI agents, chatbots, workplace use cases, and comparisons of tools, with new articles dated September 2026. AINOW is operated by Dip Inc.; the publication describes its mission as reducing gaps in access to AI knowledge and connecting insights across industry, government, and academia. Articles can be read on the site, while readers may separately sign up for a weekly email selection of featured stories. It is useful for following Japanese AI coverage and practical business and technology perspectives.

TV Tokyo BIZ is an economics-focused video and news service operated by TV Tokyo, designed for viewers following business and investment topics. Its program library includes World Business Satellite (WBS), News Morning Satellite, Gaia no Yoake, and Cambria Kyuden, alongside news clips, reporter explanations, featured themes, program and talent pages, written articles, and live streams. Coverage ranges from stocks, currencies, and other market developments to companies, industries, politics, society, international affairs, and technology. Visitors can browse by program or topic and see recent episodes with their publication dates and running times. TV Tokyo’s official help center describes multiple paid membership plans and a usual seven-day free viewing period for eligible first-time web subscribers; paid billing and automatic renewal follow the trial. This is a dedicated economics media and streaming service, distinct from TV Tokyo’s general broadcaster portal.

The official San-in Godo Bank website serves personal customers, businesses, investors, and people interested in careers at the bank. Personal banking information covers deposits, asset-building products, foreign-currency services, loans, insurance, pensions, and inheritance matters. The site explains the bank’s app and personal internet banking, along with credit cards and JCB debit cards. Visitors can find branches and ATMs, review rates and fees, and access foreign-exchange information, procedures, appointment booking, campaigns, and customer support. A business portal, investor resources, news, and regional initiatives round out this guide to a bank serving the San-in area.

The Musashino Bank’s official site presents banking services and company information for personal and corporate customers, shareholders, and investors. Personal offerings include account opening, time deposits, government bonds, foreign-currency deposits, investment trusts and NISA, home, auto, education and card loans, insurance, pensions, iDeCo, and will or family-trust services. The site introduces the Musashino Bank app, Musashino Direct, balance inquiries, and digital services such as J-Coin Pay, and links to branches, ATMs, rates, fees, and market information. Visitors can find seminars, consultations, appointment booking, procedures, and FAQs. Corporate information, news, sustainability, investor relations, bank details, and careers are also available.

Toshiba is a Japanese group whose businesses support essential parts of society, including energy, social infrastructure, storage, and ICT. Its corporate website describes four areas—Energy Solutions, Digital Infrastructure Solutions, Devices & Technology, and Retail & Printing Solutions—and provides information about related products, services, and the group.

AT TOKYO’s Japanese site presents data-center and connectivity services for business customers. It describes resilient facilities, colocation, operations, monitoring, network and security services, and disaster recovery. The company also offers carrier- and vendor-neutral connectivity through ATBeX, cloud direct connections, and government-cloud access. Company information, service locations, document downloads, and current news are available from the site.

MISUMI-VONA is a Japan-focused online catalog and store for manufacturing and factory supplies operated by MISUMI. Its categories and manufacturer listings cover machine components, fasteners and materials, pneumatic, hydraulic and piping parts, bearings, motors, robots, cutting and measuring tools, and maintenance supplies. Product pages provide specifications and routes to request a quote or place an order, alongside a cart and ordering guidance. The site also offers technical information, product-selection support, and downloads of 2D and 3D CAD data for design work. The homepage says eligible items may ship as soon as the same day when ordered by 5 pm; eligibility depends on the product and its stated conditions.

Tokushima Shimbun Digital is the news and events site operated by The Tokushima Shimbun for Tokushima Prefecture, Japan. It provides breaking and latest local stories, major headlines, and articles organized by municipality, alongside sections for society, sports, culture and lifestyle, food, entertainment, opinion, and special features and series. Local coverage includes Tokushima Vortis, high-school baseball, and Tokushima Gambarows, as well as restaurants, community events, and cultural activities in the prefecture. The site also offers national and international news, rankings, Tokushima Shimbun Video TPV, weather, and public-safety information such as earthquake, tsunami, warning, and evacuation updates. Visible services include digital-only articles, My News, article search, a newspaper-page viewer, subscription application, and login. The site also links to information on using or ordering newspaper articles and photographs, reader submissions, and its news app. Subscription and login links are present, but the homepage does not establish one access condition for every article. This is the publisher’s digital news service for Tokushima reporting, sports, culture, daily life, events, and wider news.