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Kyoto University’s Graduate School of Informatics is a graduate education and research organization focused on the relationship between information, people, and society. Its website presents seven courses, including Intelligence Science and Technology, Social Informatics, Applied Mathematics and Physics, Mathematical Engineering, Systems Science, Communications and Computer Engineering, and Data Science. The Intelligence Science and Technology course describes interdisciplinary work on understanding human information-processing mechanisms and applying that knowledge to advanced information processing. Visitors can find course and faculty information, laboratories, research results, awards, events, graduate admissions, student recruitment, and job openings, as well as links to the graduate school library and related informatics education and collaboration programs.

Publickey is a Japanese technology blog focused on enterprise IT, cloud computing, web technology, software development, and wider industry developments. Its editor, Junichi Niino, publishes news and commentary with analysis, covering topics such as cloud platforms, databases, programming languages, operating systems, networks, and security. Readers can browse posts through topic tags and monthly archives or follow updates through RSS and the site's social channels.

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.

GMO Research & AI is a Japanese research company that uses a large survey-panel network and research technology to provide market research and marketing services, with a focus on Japan and Asia. Its official site lists domestic online surveys, international research, self-service questionnaires, marketing solutions, panel recruitment, and membership-marketing support. It also offers B2B research and image-data collection for machine-learning development, and states that its survey panel exceeds 40 million monitors. The site explains that it continues to serve the new GMO Research & AI subsidiary following a 2025 holding-company reorganization.

Asteria is a Japanese technology company that develops software for connecting enterprise systems and data, along with no-code business platforms. Its official site features ASTERIA Warp for automating system integration, Handbook X for organizing and sharing digital content, Platio Canvas AI and Bakusoku.AI for AI-native business applications, Platio for mobile app creation, and Gravio for edge AI and IoT. Visitors can explore product details, customer use cases, company news, and service information.

GameWith is a Japanese gaming information and guide site covering mobile games, Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation, and PC. It provides game search and title databases, rankings, release news, reviews, walkthroughs, and strategy articles. A directory also links to communities for individual games, where visitors can read recent player posts and see comments, replies, and reactions. Browsing is available without signing in; posting in a community requires a free account. GameWith combines editorial game coverage with player discussion spaces and is not a game store or the official publisher of the titles it covers.

MENTA is a Japanese online mentoring service that connects people who want to teach with people who want to learn, so users can seek advice or one-to-one guidance directly from working professionals. Its official homepage lists more than 65 skill areas, including programming, design, entrepreneurship, marketing, writing, and video. Users can search for a mentor or post a request and receive proposals. Displayed examples start at ¥1,000 for a one-off plan and ¥3,000 per month; communication is available by chat or video call, with plans starting from one day. The page lists about 7,400 mentors, shows individual plans and ratings, offers free membership registration, and links to mobile apps. Terms vary by mentor listing and should be checked on the plan page.

Eiga.com is a Japanese movie-information portal operated by eiga.com, Inc. It publishes daily news about notable releases and lets readers explore films from Japan and abroad, cast and director profiles, movies in theaters or coming soon, cinema schedules, and box-office rankings. The site also features new-release criticism, columns, audience reviews, trailers, and search tools and rankings for video-streaming services. Festival and award coverage, film features, and advance-screening information support discovery before a movie and discussion afterward; posting reviews and some participation features may require an account.

Findy is a technology platform for engineers’ careers and the growth of software teams. Its AI-assisted career service analyzes engineers’ technical skills alongside company job requirements; other services connect freelance and side-project engineers with contract work. Findy Team+ visualizes engineering-team performance through GitHub and Jira integrations, while Findy Tools collects company reviews of developer tools. The portfolio serves individuals seeking career opportunities and companies hiring or improving their development organizations.

Kochi University is a higher-education institution with campuses in Kochi Prefecture, Japan. Its faculties and graduate programs cover humanities and social sciences, education, science and technology, medicine, agriculture and marine science, and regional collaboration. The official site brings together admissions guidance, academic information, education and student-support resources, and separate information for alumni, businesses, and the public. It also describes research, community partnerships, and international exchange; lists lectures, public courses, and research presentations; and publishes university news, research results, and awards. Visitors can find contact details and directions for the Asakura, Oko, and Monobe campuses.

AV Watch is a Japanese-language specialist publication from Impress Corporation covering audiovisual products, services, and industry news. Its sections include televisions, recorders, portable audio, headphones, video streaming, Blu-ray, broadcasting, speakers, music services, smart speakers, digital cameras, and projectors. The site publishes product and service announcements, reviews and mini-reviews, industry reporting, event coverage, and expert columns. Readers can browse by topic, consult past articles, and view access rankings. The Impress group navigation lists AV Watch as its own vertical alongside Impress Watch, INTERNET Watch, PC Watch, and other publications, rather than as a section of the general portal. It is an editorial resource for people following AV equipment, home entertainment, and related technologies.

Yahoo! Shopping is a general online marketplace serving Japan. Visitors can search by keyword or browse product categories that include fashion, cosmetics, daily necessities, food, drinks, books, and manga. The site provides a shopping cart, favorites list, and order history, and lets shoppers compare product information from participating stores before buying. Its pages also present promotions, coupons, delivery guidance, and shopping-safety information. The homepage links to Yahoo! JAPAN, Yahoo! Auctions, and Yahoo! Flea Market. This description reflects the shopping features and information visible on the Japanese site.

Fukoku Life’s official Japanese site presents life insurance and policyholder services, including Mirai no Tobira, whose protection components can be combined. Products include the Mirai no Tsubasa education plan, Mirai Plus personal annuity, medical and cancer cover, long-term-care and dementia insurance, term life, and single-premium whole life. Visitors can search by life event or coverage need, request materials, seek advice, and use a life-planning simulation. My Page explains benefit claims, changes to personal details and coverage, withdrawals and repayments, replacement certificates, and premium payments. Corporate pensions and group insurance, FAQs, offices, company news, and warnings about scams or suspicious contact are also provided.

The official WealthNavi website presents an automated asset-management service for individual customers in Japan. A short questionnaire provides a free investment diagnosis and suggests a portfolio plan. The service automates product selection, asset allocation, and portfolio adjustments. The site also explains long-term, regular, diversified investing, its Omakase NISA offering, account opening, deposits, and performance tracking in the app. Visitors can review fees, investment results, an algorithm white paper, seminars, beginner education, FAQs, security measures, investment risks, and company information.

KDDI is a Japanese company centered on telecommunications, with services for individual and business customers. Its corporate information covers the company and its brands, sustainability, investor relations, and careers. The newsroom shares recent releases and initiatives with photos and videos, including partner collaborations and projects involving local communities, culture, and sports.

The official ALSOK site presents guarding, home security, and crime-prevention services for individuals and businesses. Personal sections cover residential security, monitoring for older family members, household service options, and customer support. Business pages organize security services and products by need or industry and provide consultation and brochure links. Visitors can also find company information, news, overseas operations, investor relations, sustainability, and careers. The site combines a practical service directory with corporate information about ALSOK.

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.

Daimaru Matsuzakaya Online Store is the official shopping site for the Japanese department stores Daimaru and Matsuzakaya. Its categories include gifts, food and sweets, fashion, home and interior goods, baby and children’s products, and sale items. Shoppers can search products, browse rankings and features, and use coupons, membership points, favorites, and a cart. The site links to shopping guidance, customer contact, store details, and information about delivery, returns, and campaigns. Operated by Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores, it lets customers order department-store merchandise online.

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.